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ANS 315 - Digestive System All Answers Correct Flow of digestive system 1. Oral cavity 2. Esophagus 3. Stomach 4. Small intestine 5. Cecum 6. Large intestine 7. Colon 8. Rectum 9. Anus What is peristalsis? Contraction of the esophagus aiding in moving the bolus of food down the ...

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ANS 315 - Digestive System All Answers Correct

Flow of digestive system ✅1. Oral cavity

2. Esophagus

3. Stomach

4. Small intestine

5. Cecum

6. Large intestine

7. Colon

8. Rectum

9. Anus



What is peristalsis? ✅Contraction of the esophagus aiding in moving the bolus of food down the length
of the esophagus



What is segmentation? ✅Contractions in the intestine, contractions in non-adjacent sections in the
intestine that aid in the mixing of the contents of the digestive tract as well as aid in absorption of
nutrients



Peritoneal cavity ✅Houses the a major organs of the digestive tract, lined by serous membrane
(peritoneum)



Mesenteries function ✅Allow for blood and lymph vessels and nerve transmission

Hold organs in place

Store fat (adipose), omentum



4 layers of the digestive tract ✅1. Serosa (Visceral peritoneum)

2. Muscularis

3. Submucosa

, 4. Mucosa



How long do cells in the esophagus last? ✅Only 2-3 days, this is because they have constant friction and
abrasion from the food the animals is swallowing (stratified squamous)



Simple columnar cells develop tight junctions in the digestive epithelium with in the 24 hours of birth,
what is the function of these junctions? ✅Related to immunity, allows uptake of big immunoglobulin
molecules from colostrum which cannot happen after these junctions have closed in older animals



Also known as the brain of the gut ✅Enteric nervous system



Hindgut fermenter ✅Horses, digest plant fiber (largely cellulose) that comes from grass and hay



Horses do not have which digestive support structure? ✅Gallbladder, this is because horses are eating
constantly, have a consistent, relatively small amount of fat present in the gut at any given time



What would you expect the intestines of dogs or cats to look like? ✅Much shorter, they have a nutrient
dense diet that is easy to digest, not high in fiber (cellulose) so the intestine will be relatively short



Four methods for carbohydrate digestion ✅1. Simple stomach

2. Foregut fermenters

3. Hindgut fermenters

4. Avian



Ruminant digestive characteristics ✅No teeth on anterior portion of upper mandible

One stomach with four compartments

Much larger volume

Asynchronous ingestion and mastication

Digest and utilize protein from rumen bacteria

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