Organ Functions
Digestion
Hormones
Enzymes
Anatomy
100

What organ stores bile?

Gallbladder

100

What stage of digestion is for food actually entering the stomach?

Gastric

100

This hormone acts on the pancreas to stimulate pancreatic juice, lower pH and increase bile release

Secretin

100

Salivary amylase functions to breakdown what?

carbs (pancreatic amylase completes the process)

100

What is the longest section of the small intestine?

Ileum
200

Which organ is responsible for reabsorbing water and compacting feces?

Large Intestine (or Colon)

200

What stage of digestion is for chyme entering the duodenum?

Intestinal

200

This hormone slows down peristalsis and increase insulin secretion from pancreas.

Gastric Inhibitory Peptide (GIP)

200

The pancreatic enzyme that breaks down proteins

protease

200

The structure where the bile duct and pancreatic duct meet at the duodenum.

hepatopancreatic ampulla

300

Regulating the composition of blood/destroying old RBCs is a job of what organ?

Liver
300

What stage of digestion is for the stomach to produce gastric juices in preparation for food?

cephalic

300

This hormone promotes stomach motility.

Gastrin

300

The pancreatic enzyme that breaks down fats

lipase

300

The sphincter at the end of the stomach which controls emptying to the next portion of the alimentary tract.

Pyloric sphincter (or valve)

400

The movement that occurs within the stomach and intestine to help push contents forward

peristalsis

400

Which part of the small intestine is the area for the majority of chemical digestion and nutrient absorption?

Jejunum

400

This hormone causes both an increase in pancreatic juice, and slows the rate of stomach emptying into small intestine

Cholecystokinin (CCK)

400

The pancreatic enzyme that breaks down DNA and RNA

nuclease

400
This valve connects the small intestine to the large intestine

Ileocecal valve

500

What specialized stomach cell secretes HCl to  breakdown meat and fibrous plants?

parietal

500

Bile helps in the digestion of what?

Lipids

500

The breaking apart of complex molecules into more simple molecules, by the addition of H2O

Hydrolysis

500

This section of colon travels from the hepatic flexure to the splenic flexure.

transverse colon
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