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Matching a. lamina propria b. peristalsis C. pacesetter cells d. esophagus e muscularis mucosa Digestive tube between the pharynx and stomach Moves circular folds and villi 9. Areolar tissue layer containing blood vessels, nerve endings, and lymphatic vessels " Permanent transverse folds in the digestive tract lining 12 Waves of muscular contractions that propel materials along digestive tract f segmentation circular folds 9. h. sphincter i myenteric plexus i visceral smooth muscle 13 Stimulate rhythmic cycles of activity along digestive tract 14 Nerve network within the muscular layer 15 Have direct contact with motor neurons cells 16 Digestive system accessory organ k. plasticity 17 Rhythmic muscular contractions that mix materials in digestive tract I. liver m. multi-unit smooth muscle cells 18 Form of food entering the digestive tract 19 Lack direct contact with motor neurons 20 Ability of smooth muscle cells to function over varied lengths n. bolus 21 Ring of muscle tissue

Matching a. lamina propria b. peristalsis C. pacesetter cells d. esophagus e muscularis mucosa Digestive tube between the pharynx and stomach Moves circular folds and villi 9. Areolar tissue layer containing blood vessels, nerve endings, and lymphatic vessels " Permanent transverse folds in the digestive tract lining 12 Waves of muscular contractions that propel materials along digestive tract f segmentation circular folds 9. h. sphincter i myenteric plexus i visceral smooth muscle 13 Stimulate rhythmic cycles of activity along digestive tract 14 Nerve network within the muscular layer 15 Have direct contact with motor neurons cells 16 Digestive system accessory organ k. plasticity 17 Rhythmic muscular contractions that mix materials in digestive tract I. liver m. multi-unit smooth muscle cells 18 Form of food entering the digestive tract 19 Lack direct contact with motor neurons 20 Ability of smooth muscle cells to function over varied lengths n. bolus 21 Ring of muscle tissue

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

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