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A&P Digestive System E
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What secretes hormones into the blood?
endocrine gland
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What type of gland is the pancreas?
exocrine
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what is around 5 feet long and at the end of the digestive tract?
large intestine (colon)
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What letter is the Ascending colon?
c
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What happens if the rate of passage is slower through the colon?
constipation
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What letter is the anal canal?
f
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what type of bacteria is found in the large intestine; good or bad?
good
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What does "good bacteria" do?
acts on undigested/unabsorbed food material, synthesizes nutrients for the blood
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What blocks food from going back up into the small intestine?
ileocecal valve
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What letter is the sigmoid colon
g
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What letter is the descending colon?
h
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What is the large intestine also known as?
colon
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What letter is the transverse colon?
a
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What happens if the rate of passage is quicker through the colon?
diarrhea
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What letter is the rectum?
e
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What is a normal rate of passage through the colon?
3-5 days
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What letter is appendix?
b
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Why is the pancreas classified as a exocrine gland?
secrets pancreatic juices
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What is located behind the stomach in "C" of duodenum?
pancreas
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What letter is cecum?
d
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why are the pancreatic juices important?
most important juice in digestion
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What does the pancreatic juice contains that makes it so important?
contains enzymes to digest food and contains sodium bicarbonate to neutralize acids in stomach
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