Human Physiology: Digestive System

Way how food enters and out of our body. include types of enzyme we need.

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Describe the digestive tract
Gut from mouth to anus. where food enters mouth, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, rectum, and anus
The accessory organs-- provide enzyme
Salivary gland, liver, stomach, pancreas, gallbladder(stores enzyme,does not produce any)
In mouth...
Mechanical break down-> chemical break down of starch by smylase from salivary gland which also produce mucus
After mouth...
Push food mass to pharynx(voluntary) to esophagus(involuntary)
Peristalsis
Wavelike motion that move food along the digestive tract
Sphincters
Several points of the circular layer of muscle that thicken into heavy bands which acts as valves to control the passage of foot item
In stomach
Muscle bag, thick walls of epithelial, which has gastric pits, pores connect to gastric glands, produce HCL, mucus, pepsinogen
Secretion of gastric juice
Protein-containing food reaches stomach triggers the hormone, gastrine which acts on mucosa to increase secretion of gastric juice
Small intestine***
Digestion and absorption.duodenum keep digesting polysacchride;secret enzyme, aminopeptidase,enteropeptidase
Pancrease
Secrets digestive enzyme.alkaline fluid(nuetralize stomach acid)trypsin,chymotripsin,carboxypeptidase
Liver
Produce bile
Gallbladder
Stores bile(emulsify fats, break them into droplets)
Enteropeptidase
Directly, indirectly triggers activation of trypsinogen, procarboxypeptidase, chymotrypsinogen
Absorption
Nutrients are absorbed across the intestinal epithelium.(simple sugar enters blood stream by diffusion, others uses active transport)
Absorption2
Amino acid and sugars enters blood stream then to hepatic portal vessel to liver; chylomicrons enters lacteal