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A&P2 Models

model

mouth and digestive system

oral cavity

epiglottis

Dr. Waits

lab practical 2

nasopharynx

esophagus

stomach

cecum

anatomy and physiology 2

transverse colon

hepatic

teeth

parotid gland

salivary gland

Julian Waits

rectum

jejunum

duodenum

digestive

digestive system

small intestine

large intestine

salivary glands

gall bladder

phunny physiology

educational

college

schooling

how to

digestive enzymes

scientist cindy

physiology

anatomy

digestivesystem

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cavity so this structure right here is

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it oral cavity this space it's behind

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the teeth and above the top the next

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structure is the tongue which the

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muscular tongue is here and then in

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white this is the hard palate and back

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here with the muscle and the fat this is

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the soft palate you have the epiglottis

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which is here you have this whole entire

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space in the back that's the fairness

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each section has a special name between

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this point and essentially the end of

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the soft palate is the nasal pharynx

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behind the oral cavity is the oropharynx

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behind the entrance to the lair next is

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the laryngeal fairness food passes

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through the fair next it's going to come

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down to the esophagus it's gonna enter

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through the cardiac region through the

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cardiac sphincter and into the body of

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the stomach which is here these are wavy

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structures are called rugae the portion

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of the stomach that is above where you

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see my hand this rounded region above

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the attachment of the esophagus that's

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the fundus this whole outer edge is

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called the greater curvature in the

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stomach this inner is the lesser

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curvature you come down and this region

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of the stomach is the pyloric region and

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right before food time moves into the

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duodenum there's a pyloric sphincter

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right here

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then you have the duodenum its first

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part of the small intestine the pancreas

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coming across which is going to add in

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pancreatic juices I'm going to remove

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this sections so you can see this a

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little bit better the duodenum attaches

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to the jus genom which is all this

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squiggly

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region in here you get down to the very

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end of the small intestine and this last

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little section is the ileum so this

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section right here where it kind of

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comes straight up this valve in between

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the ileum and the cecum is called the

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ileocecal valve and it actually has

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number I think 15 on this model cecum is

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this rounded C shaped region of the

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large intestine the appendix or the

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vermiform appendix is here the large

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intestine is also called the colon and

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you have a sending colon closer so it's

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climbing is coming up transverse colon

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or the descending colon and then when

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you get back in the back there will form

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an S shape to the colon and that's

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called the sigmoid colon from there we

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have the rectum the anal sphincter and

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the anus and the other structures that

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we have on this model are the liver you

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turn this a little bit sideways so you

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see if underneath it the gallbladder

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the cystic duct is a large duct that

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comes out of the bottom of the gall

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bladder so right there the hepatic ducts

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right here are going to be smaller ducts

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that are attached to the liver the share

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alike

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- on our models and where those guys

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come together and form this structure

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that comes all the way down to the

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duodenum is the common bile duct so this

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is the common bile duct right here all

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the way down it's gonna dump file and

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see the Duat rotate the screen was Green

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Line yes everything generally associated

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with the gall bladder or bile is green

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on our models okay so that helps too

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okay now we missed a couple things that

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are on these models that are not on that

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one mm-hmm

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salivary glands so you have the parotid

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gland you have this submandibular going

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and then you have the sublingual gland

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sublinguals below the tongue

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submandibular it's below the mandible

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pirata it's in front of the ear okay

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there's not much else exciting on this

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model other than the esophagus and again

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the sigmoid colon is down here at the

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bottom

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digestive Lee that's about it

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you ready on this model it has a good

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parotid gland

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it hasn't okay submandibular gland if

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you can see that or not okay so I guess

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again pancreas duodenum or duodenum your

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your choice on pronunciation that's

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about it for that the model I like best

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for the sigmoid colon is this model

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because you can really see the s here

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are the bend or the curvature of the

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colon so this is the sigmoid colon the

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minute you start to see some muscular

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tissue

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you know you've reached the rectum the

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little constrictions the grey squares in

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between each area here these are called

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the Hofstra and they help to make fecal

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pellets really good also this model I

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like this and a lot the Hofstra are

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really well defined the only difference

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here is with this model if you imagine

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this in place this is the ileum again I

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could have this as the ileocecal valve

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cecum

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appendix they've bent it

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okay

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now let's go back and look at these you

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know this is not the best model in the

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world but if I run out of models this is

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the pancreas this is the duodenum and

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that's the common bile duct

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again it's green this is the gall

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bladder this is the cystic duct right

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here at the bottom these are the hepatic

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ducts and this would be the common bile

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duct coming out you genom through all

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that squiggly this technical term for

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the head squiggly intestine let's see we

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covered the stomach pretty well I think

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I did it a pretty good job really on

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these models the only thing that I'd

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have you identify maybe greater and

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lesser curvature of the stomach just

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that it is the stomach that might be it

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I'm going to do the greater omentum the

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fat pack and the mesentery on the cap we

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did this one

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we've done the stomach really well you

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know somebody put this model out and

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that's not such a bad thing all right I

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didn't actually show anybody this but

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this shows you the rectum here as well

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and this is the last part of the colon

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but this is the rectum okay rectum anus

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other than that then we have the teeth

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oh good we have one that actually has a

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full set of teeth that's kind of nice

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with the teeth and the four types of

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teeth what you want to do is you want to

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find the center of the center of the jaw

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line okay on the center teeth you should

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have two incisors and they're pretty

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sharp and pointy and then the canine

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which is really pointy

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it's next to them then you have two

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premolars and then you have three molars

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okay and that should do it I think

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that's it thank you you bet

Description:

Anatomy and Physiology 2 instructor walk through of anatomy on models to be tested on, specifically the digestive system, salivary glands, teeth, etc. for Lab Practical 2. If this was helpful please leave me a "Thumbs up". Study smarter not harder! =) A&P2 Models,model,mouth and digestive system,oral cavity,epiglottis,Dr. Waits,lab practical 2,nasopharynx,esophagus,stomach,cecum,anatomy and physiology 2,transverse colon,hepatic,teeth,parotid gland,salivary gland,Julian Waits,rectum,jejunum,duodenum,digestive,digestive system,small intestine,large intestine,salivary glands,gall bladder,phunny physiology,educational,college,schooling,how to,digestive enzymes,scientist cindy

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