To explain: The reflexes that inhibit the intestinal motility.
Concept introduction: Small intestine is the major organ in the human body that is involved in the absorption of major nutrients. The movements of the small intestine help in the digestion and absorption process. The intestinal motility is affected mainly by the two movements –haustral segmentation and peristalsis.
To explain: The reflexes that promote the intestinal motility.
Concept introduction: Small intestine is the major organ in the human body that is involved in the absorption of major nutrients. The movements of the small intestine help in the digestion and absorption process. The intestinal motility is affected mainly by the two movements –haustral segmentation and peristalsis.
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