enzymes
Anatomy of Walls
Homeostatic Imbalances
Gross Anatomy
Secretion amounts
100

Main protein digesting enzyme

pepsin

100

this layer releases enzymes and hormones

epithelium

100

a structural abnormality where part of the stomach bulges above the diaphragm is

hiatal hernia

100
This structure functions as a storage site for bacteria

appendix

100

This amount of water enters the small intestine

9 Liters
200

This enzyme is released by both brush border (small intestine) and pancreas and functions in protein digestion

Carboxypeptidase

200

The outermost layer of the esophagus wall is

adventitia

200

Mumps is an inflammation of

the parotid glands

200

The esophagus passes this structure in the diaphragm

esophageal hiatus

200

_____ of intestinal juices are released daily

1-2L

300
Enzymes utilize this method to break bonds

hydrolysis

300

Which layer in the alimentary canal wall defends against microorganisms

Lamina propria

300

Helicbacter pylori bacteria can cause

peptic or gastric ulcers

300

The hepatic artery and vein enter the liver at the ____

porta hepatis

300

_______ ml/day of pancreatic juice

1200-1500ml

400

This enzyme functions in infants

Rennin

400

The epithelium in the stomach and intestines is composed of

simple columnar cells

400

Excessing vomiting can lead to

alkalosis, electrolyte and acid-based imbalances

400

this valve controls flow from ileum into the cecum

ileocecal valve

400

The liver produces _____ of bile daily

900ml

500
a lack of this enzyme results in lactose intolerance
lactase
500

The myenteric nerve plexus is found in

Between longitudinal and circular muscle layers in the muscularis externa

500

Chemotherapy targets _____ cells which causes nausea, vomiting, diarrhea

rapidly dividing GI tract epithelium 
500

_______anchors liver to the stomach

lesser omentum

500

The bacterial flora releases _____ of irritating acids and gases

500ml

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