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Digestive system (A. Mouth (B. Pharynx (C. Esophagus (D. Stomach (E. Small…
Digestive system
A. Mouth
- Ensalivation- mixing food with saliva
- Masitcation- Grinding and pulverizing food
- Prehension- lips to grab foos
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B. Pharynx
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Swallowing is voluntary, eating is reflex
C. Esophagus
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D. Stomach
Function: Store, secrete substances, mixing, move chyme
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Flow of gastric juices
Gastic phase- Nerve and hormonal, food is in stomach, longest time
Intestinal phase- Hormonal response, food is ready to leave
Cephalic phase- nerve impulses, incoming food
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E. Small Intestines
Structure: Tube and muscular, villi increase surface area
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Enzymes: Protease, amylase, carbohydrase, lipase
Absorbed
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Absorption: Movement of GI tract to blood stream the diffufusion, osmosis and active transport
Large intestines
Stores residues from digestive process, lubricate residues to exit through anus
Cecum, colon, rectum, anus
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Mouth: Beak
Pharynx
Esophagus (Gullet)
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Crop
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Storage, no chemical degradation
Proventriculus
True Stomach, end of esophagus
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Ventriculus
Small intestine
Duodenal loop
Contents are acidic until pancreatic and bile ducts at posterior end, Gastirc digestion
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Large Intestines
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Cloaca and vent
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Absorption occurs here, including water
Grinds food, mixes with gastric juices from before and digestion begins
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Mouth
Pharynx+ esophagus
Stomach
Reticulum: Honeycomb, traps large substances to regurgitate
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Rumen: Largest part, muscular, covered with papillae, absorbs VFA
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Sugar, starch, and cellulose turns into glucose then into VFA
Abomasum: True stomach, HCl and other gastric fluids
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No enzymes in reticulorumen, only microbes like protozoa and bacteria
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During rumination: regurgitation, remastication, reensalivation, reswalloing
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