Digestion Review #3 Anat 2 FLASCARDS

Name the 3 salivary glands

• parotid gland

• submandibular gland

• sublingual gland

• thyroid gland

The right and left hepatic duct form the

• common hepatic duct

• bile duct

• cystic duct

• pancreatic duct

The outermost layer of the stomach is the

• mucosa

• muscularis

• serosa

• submucosa

This type of digestin is accomplished by a process known as peristalsis and by chewing which grinds the food into smaller particles.

• Chemical digestion

• Mechanical digestion

• Enzymatic digestion

• Biological digestion

Milk teeth are also known as

• permanent teeth

• deciduous teeth

• wisdom teeth

• incisor teeth

This is the central portion of the pharynx and lies posterior to the oral cavity proper.

• laryngopharynx

• oropharynx

• nasopharynx

• esophagus

involuntary muscle contractions

• peristalsis

• twitching

• cramping

• spasms

This a combination of the different enzymes produced by each of the salivary gland and consists of about 99.5% water and 0.5% solutes.

• saliva

• bile

• gastric juice

• pancreatic juice

The common hepatic duct and the cystic duct unite and form the

• common bile duct

• hepatic portal vein

• pancreatic duct

• gallbladder duct

name the 3 sections of the pharynx

• oropharynx

• esophagus

• trachea

• laryngopharynx