Structure of the human digestive

Tuesday, February 5, 2013


•   Human digestive system consists of following parts. mouth, buccal cavity, pharynx,
                       esophagus, stomach, small intestine ,large intestine , rectum, anus
                     •   The location ,gross morphology and function of the above should be explained
                     •   Dentition
                     •   Structure and role of teeth
                     •   Action that should be taken to maintain dental health
                     •   Generalized structure of gut wall

                       •   Mucosa
                       •   Sub mucosa
                       •   Muscle layers
                       •   Serosa
                     •   Explain that the arrangement of tissue layers of the alimentary canal  is according to a
                       basic plan
                     •   Major variations in the basic plan occur in the mucosa. Variations in the stomach,
                       small intestine and large intestine should be explained  in relation to their functions
                     •   Peristalsis
                     •   Associated glands


                       •   Salivary glands – structure and functions
                       •   Pancreas – structure and functions
                       •   Liver – structure and functions
                     •   Nervous and endocrine regulation of digestion in man
                     •   Endocrine – function of the following hormones

                       •   Gastrin
                       •   Cholecystokinin
                       •    Secretin
                       •   Enterogastrone
                     •   Components of food and their function
                       •   Carbohydrates
                       •   Proteins
                       •   Lipids
                       •   Vitamins
                       •   Mineral elements
                       •   Water
                       •   Fibers
                     •   Sources of food and deficiency symptoms

                     •   Vitamin deficiencies and symptoms
                     •   Fe, Ca and I deficiencies and symptoms
                     •   Food related disorders in the alimentary canal
                       •   Gastritis
                       •   Constipation
                     •   Gastritis
                       •   Glands of the stomach wall are stimulated and secrete excess HCl causing damage
                        to the mucosa
                       •   Due to the damages of mucosa layer of the stomach, blisters are formed
                       •   Secretion of excess HCl depends on;
                        •   Prolonged starvation

                        •   Consumption of alcohol
                        •   Suffering from diseases such as T.B. and syphilis
                        •   Mental stress
                       •   Control:
                        Behavioral adjustments should be highlighted
                       •   Constipation
                        •   Inhibition of the reflex action in defecation may lead to constipation
                        •   Pain of the anus, difficulty in defecating
                        •   Control:
                          Behavioral adjustments should be developed to carry out defecation,
                          adequate fiber in the diet

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