Digestive System mind maps
18 mind maps by 16 users
This Digestive System page on GoConqr gathers a small collection of user-made mind maps, from gut development to stomach histology. University students can use them to study digestive structures and development, while teachers can use them as ready-made material. Explore the maps and choose a topic to begin.
Mind maps
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79 nodesRespiratory and Digestive body folding · yolk sac
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45 nodesAbnormalities of GI development Duodenal atresia · Congenital pyloric st... · Umbilical Hernia · Omphalocele · Gastroschisis · Meckel's diverticulum
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212 nodesPathology of the Alimentary Tract 1 (Oral Cavity & Oesophagus) Alimentary Tract · Oral Cavity · Oesophagus
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137 nodesPANCREAS Exocrine 80-85% · CONGENITAL MALFORMATIONS · PANCREATITIS · NON-NEOPLASTIC CYST · NEOPLASIAS · PANCREATIC CARCINOMAS
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23 nodesDigestive system Introduction · Foregut · Midgut · Hindgut
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65 nodes2.GI tract oral region · Extrinsic glands · Alimentary canal
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151 nodesDigestive System histology · ORAL CAVITY · ESOPHAGUS · STOMACH · SMALL INTESTINE
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94 nodesDIGESTIVE SYSTEM DEVELOPMNENT MOLECULAR REGULATION · FOLDING OF EMBRYO
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87 nodes1_1_DIGESTIVE SYSTEM DEVELOPMNENT DETERMINE THE TYPE OF... · CAUSES TRANSCRIPTORS ... · RETINORIC ACID (RA) · DETERMINES THE TYPE O... · UPREGULATES FACTORS I... · SONIC HEDGEHOG (SHH)
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62 nodesUpper GIT_1
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62 nodesUpper GIT Oral Cavity · Lip · Tongue
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30 nodesAnatomy & Histology of Stomach The stomach is a musc... · Fundus and Body · Wall of the Glandular... · Pyloris · Function
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28 nodesDigestive System Digestive Tract: Oral...
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28 nodesSalivary Glands contains immunoglobin... · for digestion, lubric... · exocrine glands; majo... · epithelial and connec... · exocrine- gland w/ a ... · endocrine- ductless g...
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31 nodesSmall Intestine Niche cells · Epithelium · Stroma
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22 nodesStomach histology Gastic pits · Glands
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5 nodesHistology of Gall bladder Simple columnar epith... · No submucosa · Three layers of smoot... · Serosa/visceral perit...
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6 nodesHistology of the upper GIT Generally
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About digestive system mind maps
GoConqr OriginalUsing digestive system mind maps
These maps let you follow connections between topics at a glance. Respiratory and Digestive includes body folding and formation of the gut tube, while Salivary Glands covers glands and their roles. Other maps focus on the stomach, small intestine and gall bladder.
For a starting point in development, open Respiratory and Digestive and trace the branches from body folding to the gut tube. If you are studying tissue structure, start with Upper GIT and follow its branches on the oral cavity and mucosa.
Move between formats
As you study a map, pause at each branch and explain the connection in your own words. Return to the map to check what you have missed. When you want to test recall, switch to a quiz on the unit page; use flashcards when you want to study individual terms.
Choose a map that fits your topic and follow its branches.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map should I start with for digestive development?
Start with Respiratory and Digestive if you want to follow body folding and the formation of the gut tube. Then explore Abnormalities of GI development for a map that includes duodenal atresia and congenital pyloric stenosis. Both are available to open without an account.
What digestive structures do the mind maps cover?
The maps include material on the oral cavity, salivary glands, stomach, small intestine, pancreas and gall bladder. Some focus on histology, while others cover development. Choose a map for the structure or process you are studying and use its branches to follow the details.
Are these mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study, with no account required. The maps were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you make your own mind maps, quizzes, flashcards and notes, and save your quiz scores.