Chapter 33+34: Nutrition and Digestive System

  1. What are the associated glands of the human alimentary canal?
    • Salivary glands
    • Liver
    • Pancreas
  2. Do the ileum and duodenum belong to the small or large intestine?
    Small intestine: ileum, duodenum, jenenum.
  3. Do the colon, caecum and appendix belong to the small or large intestine?
    Large intestine: colon, caecum, appendix.
  4. What kind of digestion is performed by the mouth?
    • Physical digestion by teeth.
    • Chemical digestion by salivary amylase, produced by salivary glands (involves enzymes).
  5. How does the mouth perform physical digestion?
    • By teeth
    • Chewing reduces the food to smaller pieces which increases surface area for enzymes to work on.
    • Using teeth and tongue, the food is formed into a bolus ready for swallowing.
    • Epiglottis prevents food entering trachea.
  6. How does chewing help with digestion?
    Chewing reduces food to smaller pieces which increases surface area for enzymes to work on.
  7. By using teeth and tongue, food is formed into what?
    Using teeth and tongue, food is formed into a bolus ready for swallowing.
  8. When food is formed into a bolus what is it ready due next?
    Using teeth and tongue food is formed into a bolus ready for swallowing.
  9. What stops food entering the trachea ?
    Epiglottis stops food entering the trachea.
  10. What are the 3 types of teeth?
    • Incisor: sharp, chisel shaped for cutting, biting.
    • Canine: long pointed fangs for gripping, tearing.
    • Molars and Premolars: rounded tops for crushing, grinding.
  11. What is the incisor for?
    Incisor: sharp, chisel shaped for cutting , biting.
  12. What is the canine for?
    Canine: long pointed fangs for gripping, tearing.
  13. What are the molars, premolars for?
    Molars, Premolars: rounded tops for grinding, crushing.
  14. What can determine the type of teeth an animal has ?
    The diet of animal will determine what type of tooth it has.
  15. What is the Human Dental Formula?
    2(I 2/2 C1/1 PM 2/2 M 3/3)
  16. How many incisors should an adult human have?
    8 = 2(I 2/2)
  17. How many canine teeth should an adult human have?
    4 = 2(C 1/1)
  18. How many premolars and molars should an adult human have ?
    20. = 2(PM 2/2 M 3/3)
  19. How many total permanent teeth should and adult human have?
    32 permanent total teeth
  20. How many teeth are there in a child set?
    Child set 20 teeth (has no molars)
  21. Why has a child set have less teeth than an adult set ?
    • Adult total teeth 32
    • Child set 20
    • Child set has no molars
  22. What are the two incisors called?
    • Central incisor
    • Lateral incisor
  23. What are the two premolars called?
    • First premolar
    • Second premolar
  24. What are the three molars called?
    • First molar
    • Second molar
    • Third molar
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