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Froggy Jumps ANA101N Week Eight ReviewVersión en línea anatomy por Dr. David Myers 1 wave-like contractions moving food in GI tract a peristalsis b deglutition c mastication 2 kidney hormone for RBC production a epinephrine b thymosin c erythropoietin 3 large intestine function a remove old RBCs b water reabsorption c produce bile 4 deglutition a swallowing b chewing c choking 5 rings of muscles in GI tract a sphincters b rugae c villi 6 trigone a part of the bladder b part of the stomach c part of the kidney 7 glomerular pertains to: a small ball of capillaries b tube from kidney to bladder c collecting duct in kidney 8 pyloris a ridges in the stomach b narrow part of stomach c a ball of food 9 esophagus a windpipe b second part of small intestines c tube from pharynx to stomach 10 hydrochloric acid a produced in duodenum b produced in stomach c produced in gall bladder 11 feces a solid waste b made in kidney c plural of fish 12 passage of nutrients from villi to blood a deglutition b defecation c absorption 13 produced in liver, stored in gall bladder a bile b amylase c HCl 14 enzyme containing fluid of mouth a chyme b bile c saliva 15 finger-like projections of small intestines a houstra b villi c fimbrae 16 tube from bladder to outside of body a nephron b ureter c urethra 17 depression in kidney for blood vessels, nerves, and ureters a cecum b hilum c jejunum 18 opening where urine leaves body a papilla b collecting duct c meatus 19 last step in urine production a filtration b secretion c reabsorption 20 functional unit of kidney a pyramid b Bowman's capsule c nephron 21 chewing a peristalsis b emulsification c mastication 22 fundus, pyloris, body, cardia a parts of small intestine b parts of stomach c parts of colon 23 mixed and mashed food leaving stomach a flatus b bile c chyme 24 appendix a attached to sigmoid colon b in upper right quadrant c can rupture causing peritonitis 25 forms large intestines a colon, cecum b fundus, pyloris c jejunum, ileum 26 important nerve of digestion a vagus b sciatic c phrenic 27 bile is NOT found here a pancreas b liver c gall bladder 28 site of chemical digestion a duodenum b esophagus c cecum 29 site of absorption of nutrients a duodenum, jejunum b ileum c colon 30 organ secreting potent digestive enzymes a pancreas b cecum c spleen 31 hepatic refers to the a liver b small intestines c pancreas 32 sigmoid is part of a stomach b colon c kidney 33 common bile duct empties into a stomach b duodenum c sigmoid colon 34 prevents gastric reflux a ileocecal valve b pyloric sphincter c lower esophageal sphincter 35 stores vitamins, detoxifies, makes bile a spleen b pancreas c liver 36 cecum is part of a small intestines b stomach c large intestines 37 resembles an apron draped over abdominal organs a cementum b omentum c dentin 38 appendix is attached to a cecum b sigmoid c adenoids 39 emulsification is associated with a intrinsic factor b hydrochloric acid c bile 40 enzyme in saliva a amylase b bile c hydrochloric acid 41 major artery supplying kidney a iliac b renal c carotid 42 which is correct? a two bladders b one ureter c one urethra 43 urinary tract is lined with? a mucous membrane b tubular epithelium c renal capsule 44 cortex descends between pyramids as a renal columns b collecting ducts c calyces 45 renal capsule a surround the kidneys b outlines the trigone c lines the tubules 46 blood vessels in kidney for reabsorption a glomerulus b renal arteries c peritubular capillaries 47 what comes right after the proximal convoluted tubule a loop of henle b distal convoluted tubule c minor calyx 48 calyces receive urine from: a ureters b collecting ducts c the renal pelvis 49 detrusor muscle is in the: a bladder b kidney c rectum 50 voiding means a deglutition b making chyme c micturition 51 function of bladder a urine production b urine reabsorption c urine storage 52 between renal pelvis and bladder a renal artery b urethra c ureter

Froggy Jumps

ANA101N Week Eight ReviewVersión en línea

anatomy

por Dr. David Myers

wave-like contractions moving food in GI tract

peristalsis

deglutition

mastication

kidney hormone for RBC production

epinephrine

thymosin

erythropoietin

large intestine function

remove old RBCs

water reabsorption

produce bile

deglutition

swallowing

chewing

choking

rings of muscles in GI tract

sphincters

rugae

villi

trigone

part of the bladder

part of the stomach

part of the kidney

glomerular pertains to:

small ball of capillaries

tube from kidney to bladder

collecting duct in kidney

pyloris

ridges in the stomach

narrow part of stomach

a ball of food

esophagus

windpipe

second part of small intestines

tube from pharynx to stomach

hydrochloric acid

produced in duodenum

produced in stomach

produced in gall bladder

feces

solid waste

made in kidney

plural of fish

passage of nutrients from villi to blood

deglutition

defecation

absorption

produced in liver, stored in gall bladder

bile

amylase

HCl

enzyme containing fluid of mouth

chyme

bile

saliva

finger-like projections of small intestines

houstra

villi

fimbrae

tube from bladder to outside of body

nephron

ureter

urethra

depression in kidney for blood vessels, nerves, and ureters

cecum

hilum

jejunum

opening where urine leaves body

papilla

collecting duct

meatus

last step in urine production

filtration

secretion

reabsorption

functional unit of kidney

pyramid

Bowman's capsule

nephron

chewing

peristalsis

emulsification

mastication

fundus, pyloris, body, cardia

parts of small intestine

parts of stomach

parts of colon

mixed and mashed food leaving stomach

flatus

bile

chyme

appendix

attached to sigmoid colon

in upper right quadrant

can rupture causing peritonitis

forms large intestines

colon, cecum

fundus, pyloris

jejunum, ileum

important nerve of digestion

vagus

sciatic

phrenic

bile is NOT found here

pancreas

liver

gall bladder

site of chemical digestion

duodenum

esophagus

cecum

site of absorption of nutrients

duodenum, jejunum

ileum

colon

organ secreting potent digestive enzymes

pancreas

cecum

spleen

hepatic refers to the

liver

small intestines

pancreas

sigmoid is part of

stomach

colon

kidney

common bile duct empties into

stomach

duodenum

sigmoid colon

prevents gastric reflux

ileocecal valve

pyloric sphincter

lower esophageal sphincter

stores vitamins, detoxifies, makes bile

spleen

pancreas

liver

cecum is part of

small intestines

stomach

large intestines

resembles an apron draped over abdominal organs

cementum

omentum

dentin

appendix is attached to

cecum

sigmoid

adenoids

emulsification is associated with

intrinsic factor

hydrochloric acid

bile

enzyme in saliva

amylase

bile

hydrochloric acid

major artery supplying kidney

iliac

renal

carotid

which is correct?

two bladders

one ureter

one urethra

urinary tract is lined with?

mucous membrane

tubular epithelium

renal capsule

cortex descends between pyramids as

renal columns

collecting ducts

calyces

renal capsule

surround the kidneys

outlines the trigone

lines the tubules

blood vessels in kidney for reabsorption

glomerulus

renal arteries

peritubular capillaries

what comes right after the proximal convoluted tubule

loop of henle

distal convoluted tubule

minor calyx

calyces receive urine from:

ureters

collecting ducts

the renal pelvis

detrusor muscle is in the:

bladder

kidney

rectum

voiding means

deglutition

making chyme

micturition

function of bladder

urine production

urine reabsorption

urine storage

between renal pelvis and bladder

renal artery

urethra

ureter

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