AREA PROCESSES SECRETIONS CONTROLS HISTOLOGY
Mouth mechanical digestion

chemical digestion: starches->shorter chains

deglutition

saliva: salivary amylase (ptyalin), serous fluid, mucus, salts, lysozyme, cephalic

physical contact (pressoreceptors)

non-keratinized stratified squamous;

salivary glands

Esophagus peristalsis begins mucus involuntary

reflex

non-keratinized stratified squamous

esophageal glands

skeletal & smooth muscle

Stomach storage (up to 4 hrs)

mechanical digestion

some absorption

mucus cephalic;

physical contact (pressoreceptors)

gastric phase:

gastrin

intestinal phase:

gastrin, GIP,

enterogastric reflex

simple columnar epithelium with goblet cells

gastric pits

mucus neck cells

enteroendocrine cells

3-layered smooth muscle

chemical digestion:

polypeptides ---> shorter chains

pepsinogen + H+ => pepsin
pH = 1.5 to 3.5
  gastrin*
small intestine:

duodenum 10"



























from pancreas: CCK  from the duodenal enteroendocrine cells, stimulates pancreatic secretion, release of bile from gallbladder, secretion of bile by liver, relaxation of the Sphincter of Oddi; inhibits stomach.






simple columnar epithelium

Brunner's glands in duodenum

goblet cells

plicae circularis

villi and microvilli

polysacchharides -> shorter chains and maltose

amylase

polypeptides-> shorter chains & dipeptides

trypsin,

chymotrypsin,

dipeptides->amino acids

carboxypeptidase

fats->glycerol & . fatty acids lipase

from intestine brush border:

dipeptides ->   amino acids

amino- & carboxy-

peptidases

disaccharides -->

monosaccharides

sucrase, maltase, lactase
from duodenal enteroendocrine cells into the bloodstream

secretin

cholecystokinin

(CCK)

neutralizes acid bicarbonate from pancreas

pH = 8

secretin from duodenum
Emulsification of fats

bile from gallbladder:

CCK

jejunum

ileum

absorption of all digestive end products and 95% of water, takes place over 4 to 6 hours

    Peyer's patches in the ileum
colon absorption over 12 hrs., mostly water

haustral churning

mass peristalsis

mucus gastroileal and

gastrocolic reflex

epithelial clefts

goblet cells

taenia coli

rectum defecation defecation reflex skeletal muscle

rectal valves

anus internal and external sphincters

*Note: substances in italics indicate hormones.