Digestive System and Liver flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers Digestive System and Liver flashcards on topics from gastric secretions and nutrient absorption to the liver. It offers university students recall practice and teachers material for helping students practice. There are over 240 flashcards made by more than 150 users, mostly at university level. Choose a deck and start studying.
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29 cardsGastric secretions What are the function of the following salivary secretions? 1) Amylase 2) Lysozyme 3) Bicarbonate 4) Growth...
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200 cardsYear 1, Digestive System (part 1)
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118 cardsGI tract What is the function of: 1. exocrine glands (salivary glands, liver, pancreas) 2. stomach 3. small intestin...
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202 cardsGI What are the 4 digestive processes?
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174 cardsAnatomy and Physiology II Exam 3#
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195 cardsPhysiology of Alimentary System On average how much saliva is produced each day?
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132 cardsGI Tract
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172 cardsCh 37 Digestive system Introduction (Exam 1-3 GI) Primary role of digestive tract:
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148 cardsGI function of saliva
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190 cardsPhysiology flashcards for january test 4 processes of digestion
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61 cardsDigestive System
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83 cardsFNM [019] & [020] Physiology of the GI tract: absorption 1 & 2 Intestinal structure - Villi How high? range Increase SA by how much?
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44 cards∙ Gastric Physiology & Common Gastrointestinal Disorders ∙ Gastrointestinal Functions Mouth
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70 cardsGI Physiology State the requirements of the GI tract
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91 cardsTopic XIV What does the digestive system involve?
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59 cardsDigestive Physiology Source Information
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46 cardsLecture 16 Regulation of Gastric Functions Stomach
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49 cardsLecture 14 Structures of Digestive Tract
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74 cardsDiarrhoea: GI protection and motility modification What is diarrhoea?
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48 cardsWeek 3 Overall function of the pancreas?
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43 cardsGastrointestinal motility What is the function of extrinsic regulation of the gut? Describe the extrinsic regulation of the gut.
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79 cardsGI Physiology: Upper and Lower GI Tract Name the sphincter located where food material enters the oesophagus
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97 cardsGIT Physiology Overview of GIT
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48 cardsPhysiology Lectures 27-29
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38 cardsDigestion and Absorption Learning objectives 1. Understand the 3 phases of digestion and absorption 2. Anatomical features of the mi...
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32 cardsStructure and function of the liver. Outline the functions of the liver.
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65 cardsGI part 2 What are accessory organs to the digestive system?
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53 cardsGastric Acid Secretion What are the contents of normal gastric juice in the fasting state? (6)
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43 cardsGI tract structure and function What are the four main functions of the digestive system?
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36 cardsGastro-inestinal system Describe the structure of the GI tract.
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52 cardsDigestive System Intake of fluids or other substances by cells of the skin or mucous membranes; the passage of digested food...
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28 cardsLiver and Gallbladder What are the key functions of the liver and gallbladder?
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32 cardsIntro to the GI System Describe the passage of food through the GI system
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30 cardsAlimentary Flashcards What are the four main basic processes of the GI tract?
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23 cardsMechanisms of gastric acid secretion and their control What structures make up the stomach wall
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46 cardsDigestive System What are the 3 major salivary glands
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34 cardsGI Physiology: Energy Balance Is obesity in mammals likely to be due to a genetic defect?
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28 cardsFood aquisition, stomach and rumen What types of digestive system are there?
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16 cardsNutrient Absorption List the sources of carbohydrates
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9 cardsGI Tract Hormones - Flashcards What is the function of the following gut hormones and what are they stimulated by?
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These user-made decks offer ways to practice recalling details of digestive physiology. They cover the GI tract, gastric acid secretion, nutrient absorption and liver topics. Some cards ask direct questions, while others set out structures and functions to study.
Choose a starting point
Start with Alimentary Flashcards for questions on the basic processes of the GI tract and the purpose of digestion. For a closer look at a particular topic, try Gastric Acid Secretion or Nutrient Absorption. The deck on liver structure and function offers a focus on the liver.
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Work through a deck by answering each question before checking the card. Return to the details you find difficult, then switch to a mind map on the unit page when you want to see how ideas connect. A quiz can provide another way to check recall. Pick a topic and give a deck a try.
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Which flashcard deck is a good place to start?
Alimentary Flashcards is a useful starting point for broad questions about the GI tract, including its basic processes and the purpose of digestion. If you already have a topic in mind, Gastric Acid Secretion focuses on questions about gastric juice and secretions from different parts of the stomach.
What topics do the flashcards cover?
The decks cover GI tract structure and function, gastric secretions, nutrient absorption, gastric motility and energy balance. There are also decks on the liver and gallbladder. University students can use them for recall practice, while teachers can look for material that fits the topics they teach.
Are the flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open and study without an account. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. The listed resources were made by GoConqr users, rather than by GoConqr.