Disorders
Disorders
GI Tract
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if you dare
100
Mucus cells do not work properly in the stomach
What is Mucus cells
100
Acid reflux
What is when Gastric Juice or HCL creeps up into the esophagus
100
95% of water absorption takes place here
What is small intestine
100
Building blocks of proteins
What is amino acid
100
Lymphatic capillary in the small intestine
What is lacteal
200
Pockets form in the large intestine
What is Diverticulosis
200
When Beta cells are completely destroyed
What is DIabetes I
200
Circular folds in the small intestine
What is plicae
200
building blocks of carbs
What is monosaccharides
200
Trypsin and Carboxypeptidase break down ? Where do these secretions originate from?
What is Protein, pancreas
300
Scarring of the Liver
What is Cirrhosis
300
When the pancreas secretes some insulin but not enough
What is Diabetes II
300
3 cells that secrete gastric juices from the gastric glands
What is parietal cells, chief cells, mucus cells
300
Hardest substance in the body
What is enamel
300
duct that originates from directly from liver
What is Right and left hepatic duct
400
Crystallizing of bile can lead to this
What is cholelithiasis or gall stones
400
Another name for cholelithiasis
What is gall stones
400
Liver stores this substance, which is our fat storage for another time
What is glycogen
400
Organs that contribute juices to the small intestine
What is Liver, gall bladder, pancreas
400
duct that orginiates from the gall bladder
What is cystic duct
500
2 parts: Disease that affects the salivary glands. This happens when too much water has been absorbed in the large intestine
What is MUMPS and Constipation
500
This disorder usually results in hyperglycemia
What is diabetes
500
Purpose of mucus
What is holds things together, lubricates, helps dissolve things
500
3 parts: what connects these structures: Esophagus-Stomach Stomach-Small Intestine Small Intestine-Large Intestine
What is Lower Esophageal Spincter, Pyloric Sphincter, Ileocecal Valve
500
Duct that unites all ducts from the gall bladder, pancreas and liver for passage to the duodenum.
What is hepatopancreatic ampulla.
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