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Digestive System

1.

Mucosa

innermost layer made up of epithelial, connective, and smooth muscle tissue that protects, secretes, and absorbs

2.

Submucosa

loose connective tissue, blood vessels and nerves that nourishes and transports

3.

Muscular layer

smooth muscle that moves contents of the tube

4.

Serosa

outermost layer made up of epithelial and connective tissue that protects

5.

Parasympathetic impulses

increase activities of digestive system

6.

Sympathetic impulses

inhibit certain digestive actions

7.

Pancreatic amylase

splits glycogen into disaccharides

8.

Pancreatic lipase

breaks down triglycerides

9.

Trypsinogen, chymotrypsinogen, and carboxypeptidase

digest proteins

10.

Nucleases

digest nucleic acids

11.

Bicarbonate ions

make pancreatic juice alkaline

12.

Gastrin

causes the release of gastric juice

13.

Somatostatin

inhibits the release of HCl

14.

Cholecystokinin

inhibits the release of gastric juice, causes the release of bile

15.

Secretin

causes the release of pancreatic juice