Laboratory Manual For Human Anatomy & Physiology
4th Edition
ISBN: 9781260159080
Author: Martin, Terry R., Prentice-craver, Cynthia
Publisher: Mcgraw-hill Education,
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Chapter 54, Problem 2PL
Which is a major function of the oral cavity?
a. absorb water
b. mechanical digestion
c. secrete hydrochloric acid
d. emulsify fat
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Chapter 54 Solutions
Laboratory Manual For Human Anatomy & Physiology
Ch. 54 - Which of the following digestive organs possesses...Ch. 54 - Which is a major function of the oral cavity? a....Ch. 54 - Bile is produced in the a. small intestine. b....Ch. 54 - The _________________ is the exposed part of a...Ch. 54 - The __________________ sphincter is the muscular...Ch. 54 - The stomach can stretch enough to hold the...Ch. 54 - The __________________ lobe is the largest lobe of...Ch. 54 - The appendi,. cecum, and ascending colon are on...Ch. 54 - The anal sphincter muscles include an external...Ch. 54 - Describe how the structure of the small intestine...
Ch. 54 - Identity the numbered features in figures 54.17,...Ch. 54 - FIGURE 54.18 Label the features associated with...Ch. 54 - FIGURE 54.19 Label the digestive structures of...Ch. 54 - FIGURE 54.20 Label the features of the large...Ch. 54 - Match the terms ¡n column A with the descriptions...Ch. 54 - Summarize the function(s) of each digestive organCh. 54 - Name the valve (sphincter) located between the...Ch. 54 - Name the valve located between the small and the...Ch. 54 - The liver receives blood from the...
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- Where does the pancreas dump digestive enzymes and buffers into the GI tract? A. it does not dump substances into the GI tract, it dumps substances into blood only B. in the duodenum just after food leaves the stomach C. just before food enters the stomach D. where the small intestine enters the large intestinearrow_forwardWhich of these organs is not considered an accessory digestive structure? a. mouth b. salivary glands c. pancreas d. liverarrow_forwardThe primary function of the large intestine is to concentrate wastes into solid form (feces) for release from the body. How does it accomplish this? a. By adding additional cells from the mucosal layer b. By absorbing water c. By releasing salt d. All of these are methods used by the large intestine.arrow_forward
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