- ______ is the area of the S.I. where most absorption of nutrients takes place
- Circular folds of mucosa in the S.I. that increase surface area for absorption are called:
- Calcium and iron are absorbed in the _______
- Peyer's patches __________ when approaching the end of the S.I.
- Indentations in gastric mucosa that contain entrances to gastric glands in the stomach are called:
- The vault or pit between villi in the S.I., lined by intestinal glands/cells are called:
- Brunner's glands and peyer's patches are located in the _______ of the S.I.
- Finger-like extensions of mucosa on the surface of plicae that further increase the surface area for absorption in the S.I. are:
- _____________ is where muscularis externa is reduced to 3 bands / ribbons
- _____ is the area of the S.I where most chemical digestion occurs
- ________ is responsible for arousal, mood, and emotions
- ___________ regulates passage of chyme from stomach into small intestine
- ______ is the hunger hormone, stimulating appetite, increasing food intake, and fat storage
- The longitudinal wrinkles in gastric mucosae allowing for expansion are called (stomach):
- This layer of the digestive tract contains blood, lymph, and nerve fibers
- ______ stimulates parietal cells to produce HCl and is secreted by G cells
- What cranial nerves are parasympathetic in function?
- What is the innermost layer of the layers of the digestive tract?
- the gastrolienal ligament attaches to the stomach and _____
- the separation/only natural communication between the greater and lesser sacs is