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What happens when the gall bladder contracts?
stimulates release of bile into the duodenum (small intestine)
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Why can the liver be categorized as as an exocrine gland?
secretes juices, bile, into the intestines
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The Plicae contains blood and lymph vessels to absorb what?
products of carbohydrate and proteins from digestion and fats and lipids from chyme
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Where does most of the digestion take place?
small intestine
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baam
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rocket
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rocket
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baam
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What triggers the gall bladder?
chyme entering small intestine, which triggers CCK, which triggers gall bladder
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What are the "fingers" covering the plicae?
villi
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What secretes digestive juices?
intestinal glands
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what are circular folds lining the intestine?
plicae
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What is the main function of the gall bladder?
store bile from liver
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what happens if there is a blockage in the gall bladder?
jaundice (yellow skin and eyes)
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what are the most important digestive juices?
pancreatic juices
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what is the second part of the small intestine?
jujunum
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What is located in the upper right quadrant of the torso?
liver
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