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c c

 
  
The organs of the digestive system can
be separated into two groups:

þ c 
  performs the whole
menu of digestive functions
(ingest,digest,absorbs and defecates)

þ c

     


(teeth,tongue and several large
digestive glands) assist the process of
the digestive breakdown in various
ways.
Ê  Ê THE ET
C
þ c 
 è also called the
     
, is a continuous,
coiled,hollow, muscular tube that winds
through the ventral body cavity and is open at
both ends.
ÿorgans:
‡ 
‡ 
‡  
‡  

‡   
‡   

TH
[ood enters the digestive tract
through the    
,
a mucous membranelined cavity
r º (labia) protect its anterior opening
r Ñ  form its lateral walls
r ?   forms its anterior roof
r à    forms its posterior roof
r D  fleshy fingerlike projection of the
soft palate
r ÷   space between the lips and
the cheeks externally and the teeth and
gums internally
r Ê
   area containing the
teeth
r   occupies the floor of the mouth
r º   fold of mucous
membrane
r        paired masses of
lymphatic tissue
r º     covers the base of the
tongue
 H 
rom mouth, food passes posteriorly into the
  and  xcommon
passageway of foods,fluids and air.

  is subdivided into the


 ,part of the passageway
‡ Ê Ê ?c  è posterior to the oral cavity
‡ ºc Ê ?c  è continuous with the
esophagus
EÊ H

þ V     runs from the
pharynx through the diaphragm to the
stomach. bout 25 cm(10 inches long)

þ The walls of the alimentary canal organs


from the esophagus to the large
intestine are made up of the same four
basic tissue layers,or tunics.
O basic tissue layer:
þ 
 
   nonkeratinized
 

 
   : is rapidly turned
over, and serves a protective effect due to
the high volume transit of food, saliva and
mucus.
   : sparse.

 
 
: smooth muscle
þ 
: Contains the mucous
secreting glands (esophageal glands), and
connective structures termed papillae.
þ 
   (or "muscularis
propria"): composition varies in different
parts of the esophagus, to correspond with
the conscious control over swallowing in the
upper portions and the autonomic control in
the lower portions:
‡   
   : striated muscle
‡  

 
 


‡   : predominantly smooth muscle
þ à  è the outer most layer of the wall. t
consist a single layer of flat serous fluid
producing cells, the visceral peritoneum.
The alimentary canal wall contains two
important intrinsic nerve plexuses è
the:
þ à
   
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n additional small subserous plexus is
associated with the serosa.
They help mobility and secretory activity
of  tract organs.
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