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QUESTION 11 1. microvilli ileocecal segmentation peristalsis migrating motor villi blood circular folds brush border nutrient absorption lymph that serve to swirl chyme The wall of the small intestine has wave-like features called in a across the surface of the intestinal wall. Smaller finger-like structures in the wall include which are covered with absorptive cells and contain blood and lymph vessels. Collectively, The apical side of the absorptive cells have finger-like projections called and contain many enzymes that complete the process of these structures are called the chemical digestion. The combination of the three structural features described above greatly increases the surface area of the mucosa layer, maximizing the efficiency of contact digestion and 1. Following absorption, amino acids and monosaccharides are transferred to vessels, while fatty acids are transferred to vessels. whereby Chyme proceeds through the small intestine through a process called pacemaker cells stimulate a rhythmic production of ring-like constrictions that mix and propel chyme down the small intestine. This mode of movement is then replaced by a process called where a complex creates waves of contractions towards the valve. QUESTION 12 1. сесum appendix compact external spinal reflex internal The receives undigested residue from the ileocecal valve. A small structure called the is attached to the cecum and contains a large amount of immune cells that survey the contents of the large intestine for pathogens. The large intestine serves to absorb additional water. The end of the large intestine consists of the rectum and the anal canal. A defecation reflex is initiated by stretch receptor activation when feces enters the rectum. This will feces and stimulate a that causes contraction of the rectum and a relaxation of the anal sphincter. Voluntary relaxation of the anal sphincter ultimately results in defection.

QUESTION 11 1. microvilli ileocecal segmentation peristalsis migrating motor villi blood circular folds brush border nutrient absorption lymph that serve to swirl chyme The wall of the small intestine has wave-like features called in a across the surface of the intestinal wall. Smaller finger-like structures in the wall include which are covered with absorptive cells and contain blood and lymph vessels. Collectively, The apical side of the absorptive cells have finger-like projections called and contain many enzymes that complete the process of these structures are called the chemical digestion. The combination of the three structural features described above greatly increases the surface area of the mucosa layer, maximizing the efficiency of contact digestion and 1. Following absorption, amino acids and monosaccharides are transferred to vessels, while fatty acids are transferred to vessels. whereby Chyme proceeds through the small intestine through a process called pacemaker cells stimulate a rhythmic production of ring-like constrictions that mix and propel chyme down the small intestine. This mode of movement is then replaced by a process called where a complex creates waves of contractions towards the valve. QUESTION 12 1. сесum appendix compact external spinal reflex internal The receives undigested residue from the ileocecal valve. A small structure called the is attached to the cecum and contains a large amount of immune cells that survey the contents of the large intestine for pathogens. The large intestine serves to absorb additional water. The end of the large intestine consists of the rectum and the anal canal. A defecation reflex is initiated by stretch receptor activation when feces enters the rectum. This will feces and stimulate a that causes contraction of the rectum and a relaxation of the anal sphincter. Voluntary relaxation of the anal sphincter ultimately results in defection.

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QUESTION 11 circular folds segmentation peristalsis migrating motor villi blood 1. microvilli ileocecal brush border nutrient absorption lymph that serve to swirl chyme The wall of the small intestine has wave-like features called in a across the surface of the intestinal wall. Smaller finger-like structures in the wall which are covered with absorptive cells and contain blood and lymph vessels. Collectively, include The apical side of the absorptive cells have finger-like projections called and contain many enzymes that complete the process of these structures are called the chemical digestion. The combination of the three structural features described above greatly increases the surface area of the mucosa layer, maximizing the efficiency of contact digestion and Following absorption, amino acids and monosaccharides are transferred to vessels, while fatty acids are transferred to vessels. Chyme proceeds through the small intestine through a process called I pacemaker cells stimulate a rhythmic production of ring-like constrictions that mix and propel chyme down the small intestine. This mode of movement is then replaced by a process , whereby called where a complex creates waves of contractions towards the valve. QUESTION 12 1. appendix compact external spinal reflex internal сеcum The receives undigested residue from the ileocecal valve. A small structure called the is attached to the cecum and contains a large amount of immune cells that survey the contents of the large intestine for pathogens. The large intestine serves to absorb additional water. The end of the large intestine consists of the rectum and the anal canal. A defecation reflex is initiated by stretch receptor activation when feces enters the rectum. This will feces and stimulate a that causes contraction of the rectum and a relaxation of the results in defection. anal sphincter ultimately anal sphincter. Voluntary relaxation of the
Transcribed Image Text:QUESTION 11 circular folds segmentation peristalsis migrating motor villi blood 1. microvilli ileocecal brush border nutrient absorption lymph that serve to swirl chyme The wall of the small intestine has wave-like features called in a across the surface of the intestinal wall. Smaller finger-like structures in the wall which are covered with absorptive cells and contain blood and lymph vessels. Collectively, include The apical side of the absorptive cells have finger-like projections called and contain many enzymes that complete the process of these structures are called the chemical digestion. The combination of the three structural features described above greatly increases the surface area of the mucosa layer, maximizing the efficiency of contact digestion and Following absorption, amino acids and monosaccharides are transferred to vessels, while fatty acids are transferred to vessels. Chyme proceeds through the small intestine through a process called I pacemaker cells stimulate a rhythmic production of ring-like constrictions that mix and propel chyme down the small intestine. This mode of movement is then replaced by a process , whereby called where a complex creates waves of contractions towards the valve. QUESTION 12 1. appendix compact external spinal reflex internal сеcum The receives undigested residue from the ileocecal valve. A small structure called the is attached to the cecum and contains a large amount of immune cells that survey the contents of the large intestine for pathogens. The large intestine serves to absorb additional water. The end of the large intestine consists of the rectum and the anal canal. A defecation reflex is initiated by stretch receptor activation when feces enters the rectum. This will feces and stimulate a that causes contraction of the rectum and a relaxation of the results in defection. anal sphincter ultimately anal sphincter. Voluntary relaxation of the
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