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Digestion, Absorptionand Transport

BIOL310-Nurtition

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Digestion• Basic anatomy of the GI tract

– mouth esophagus stomach small intestine large intestine rectum anus

– lumen

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GI Tract Anatomy

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Digestion• Mouth

– Tongue– Teeth

•Mastication

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The Teeth

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Digestion• Pharynx

• Epiglottis

• Esophagus– Esophageal sphincters– Bolus

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Digestion• Stomach

– Chyme– Pyloric sphincter

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Digestion• Small intestine

– Duodenum– Jejunum– Ileum

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Digestion• Gallbladder

• Pancreas

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Digestion• Large intestine = colon

– Ileocecal valve– Appendix

• Rectum– Anus

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Muscular Action of Digestion

• Peristalsis

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Peristalsis & Segmentation

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Muscular Action of Digestion

• Stomach action• Segmentation

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Muscular Action of Digestion

• Sphincter contractions– Reflux

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Secretions of Digestion

• Catalysts– Hydrolysis– Digestive enzymes

• Saliva– Salivary glands

•Water, salts, mucus, enzymes

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Secretions of Digestion

• Stomach– Gastric juice– Gastric glands

•Water, enzymes, hydrochloric acid (HCl)

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Secretions of Digestion

• Stomach– Goblet cells

•Mucus• Pancreas

– Pancreatic juice•Enzymes, bicarbonate

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Secretions of Digestion

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Secretions of Digestion

• Liver– Bile

•Emulsifier

• Gallbladder

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Secretions of Digestion

• Protective factors

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The Final Stage• Stools

• Colon– Fermentation of undigested

residues

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Digestion of a Sandwich

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Digestion of a Sandwich

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Absorption

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Absorption in theSmall Intestine

• Villi– Microvilli– Capillaries and lacteals– Chylomicrons

• Crypts

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The Small Intestinal Villi

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The Small Intestinal Villi, cont’d

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Circulatory Systems• Vascular system

– Heart– Arteries– Capillaries– Veins

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Circulatory Systems• Vascular system

– Portal vein– Hepatic vein

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The Liver

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Circulatory Systems• Lymphatic system

– Lymph– Thoracic duct

• Subclavian vein

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Regulation• Homeostasis• Hormones

– Gastrin– Secretin– Cholecystokinin = CCK– Gastric-inhibitory peptide =

GIP

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Digestive Problems• Choking

– Trachea– Larynx– Heimlich maneuver

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Digestive Problems• Vomiting• Diarrhea

– Irritable bowel syndrome• Constipation• Hemorrhoids• Diverticula

– Diverticulosis– Diverticulitis

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Diverticula in the Colon

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Digestive Problems• Belching• Gas• Hiccups• Heartburn = gastroesophageal

reflux– Antacids and acid controllers– Indigestion

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Digestive Problems• Ulcers

– Peptic ulcer– Helicobactor pylorii infection– Use of certain anti-

inflammatory drugs– Disorders that cause

excessive acid secretion

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Strategies for GI Problems

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Questions or Thoughts?

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