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The longest section of the small intestines


ANSWERS: Ileum


Section of small intestine with only receptors for Vit B12 and bile salts


ANSWERS: Ileum


Junction from small intestine and large intestines


ANSWERS: Ileocecal valve


Two movements of the small intestines


ANSWERS: Mixing and propulsive movement


Mixing movement of small intestines


ANSWERS: Churns food but also slightly propels it

, Propulsive movements


ANSWERS: Primary push of the food through the alimentary canal towards
the anus but also spreads it out for allowing the digestive enzymes to mix
with it


Mixing movements


ANSWERS: Also known as the segmental contractions


Mixing movements main function


ANSWERS: To churn the chyme with intestinal enzymes and mechanically
break down some particles


Segmental contractions do what?


ANSWERS: Enhance the amount of time the chyme is exposed to the villi for
absorption

Peristaltic waves

ANSWERS:
Wave-like motions with a movement from the upper to the lower GI system


Large intestines


ANSWERS: AKA colon; begins at ileocecal valve and ends at anus


measurements of the large intestine


ANSWERS: Colon is 5-6 ft in length, 2.5-5.5 cm in diameter, largest at the
cecum

, Functions of the large intestines


ANSWERS: Fecal material formation, fluid absorption


What makes up fecal waste


ANSWERS: Bile pigment, mucus, undigested fats, cellulose, protein,
desquamated cells, electrolytes, water, undigested foods


What exists in the colon and not in the small intestine and is responsible for
odor of fecal materials


ANSWERS: bacteria


sections of large intestine in order


ANSWERS: cecum, ascending colon, transverse colon, descending
colon, sigmoid colon, rectum


What makes up gas in body

ANSWERS:
Swallowed air and bacteria in colon


Types of movement of large intestines


ANSWERS: Peristaltic movement, segmental movement, and mass movement


Peristaltic movement


ANSWERS: Pushes the fecal material through the colon

, Segmental movements


ANSWERS: Provides continuous motion that allows for continuous absorption
of water and electrolytes


Mass movement

ANSWERS:
Occurs when the left side off the colon contracts and thrusts the fecal
material into the rectum to be emptied through defecation, the evacuation
of fecal movement of bowel movement. An urge to defecate occurs when
the ingested food reaches the rectum, resulting in pressure changes and
voluntary sphincter reflex action


Stool consistency - ascending colon


ANSWERS: High volume and liquid-mushy (similar to ileostomy)


Stool consistency-transverse colon


ANSWERS: semi-solid; mush or paste consistency


Stool consistency- descending colon


ANSWERS: formed and solid


Stool consistency- sigmoid colon/rectum


ANSWERS: hard, solid stool