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HAN 312 -Digestive System-Questions with Complete Answers.

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palate - Answer separates oral and nasal cavity uvula - Answer hangs in posterior portion of oral cavity cardia - Answer where esophagus connects to stomach pylorus - Answer lower portion of stomach connecting to small intestine rugae - Answer folds of the stomach lining; contain glands that produce digestive enzymes Regions of the Small Intestine - Answer Duodenum - first section Jejunum - middle section Ileum - terminal section that connects to large intestine Enter/o - Answer Intestines, usually small Regions of the Large Intestine - Answer Cecum - first portion of large intestine Colon - extends from the cecum to rectum Rectum - extension that holds solid waste Anus - exit from the large intestine to the outside of the body Liver - Answer produces and secretes bile into the gallbladder bile - Answer fluid that aids in digestion Gallbladder - Answer stores bile and sends it to duodenum Pancreas - Answer secretes juices into the small intestine that aid in digestion bolus - Answer moistened food still inside the mouth

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HAN 312 -Digestive System-Questions
with Complete Answers.
palate - Answer separates oral and nasal cavity



uvula - Answer hangs in posterior portion of oral cavity



cardia - Answer where esophagus connects to stomach



pylorus - Answer lower portion of stomach connecting to small intestine



rugae - Answer folds of the stomach lining; contain glands that produce digestive enzymes



Regions of the Small Intestine - Answer Duodenum - first section

Jejunum - middle section

Ileum - terminal section that connects to large intestine



Enter/o - Answer Intestines, usually small



Regions of the Large Intestine - Answer Cecum - first portion of large intestine

Colon - extends from the cecum to rectum

Rectum - extension that holds solid waste

Anus - exit from the large intestine to the outside of the body



Liver - Answer produces and secretes bile into the gallbladder



bile - Answer fluid that aids in digestion



Gallbladder - Answer stores bile and sends it to duodenum



Pancreas - Answer secretes juices into the small intestine that aid in digestion



bolus - Answer moistened food still inside the mouth



chyme - Answer partially digested food

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