Enzymes that break down peptides into individual amino acids. Duodenal hormone that triggers the release of bicarbonate rich pancreatic juice. A protease found in gastric juice. An exocrine secretion that contains a mixture of bicarbonte and multiple digestive enzymes. The paste-like substance consisting of partially digested food mixed with gastric juice. Finger-like projections of the mucosa found in the small intestine. Duodenal enzyme that activates trypsin and triggers activation of the other two pancreaic proteases (chymotrypsin and carboxypeptidase). A wide- acting instetinal hormone that decreases 1. Peristalsis gastric mobility, prompts the pancreas to secrete 2. Bolus enzyme-rich pancreatic juice, and triggers the 3. Gastric Juice contraction of the gall A Muicus An enzyme found in saliva and pancreatic juice that 6. Instrinsic factor breaks polysaccharides into disacchrides. 7. Gastrin The infrequent peristalsis of the large intestine, 8. Somatostatin occuring usually only 1 3 X daily. 9. Cholecystokinin A slippery substance secreted by specialized 10. Chyme cells in the alimentary canal to protect the wall 11. Enterogastric reflex from acid and to lubricate the canal. 12. Pancreatic juice A signaling molecule that allows the gastric lining to 13. Bicarbonate become permeable to Vitamin B-12. 14. Amylase Bilirubin and biliverdin. 15. Pancreatic proteases HCO3- the basic 16. Enterokinase component of pancreatic juice used to neutralize 17. Lipases acidic chyme. The large mass (ball) of 18. Secretin chewed food that gets swallowed. 19. Bile salts An alimentary hormone that causes gastric 20. Bile pigments secretion to increase. Two of the many duodenal 21. Peptidases enzymes that break down disaccarides into 22. Sucrase \& lactase Two of the many duodenal enzymes that break down 22. Sucrase & lactase disaccarides into monosaccharides. 23. Vilii Trypsin, chymotrypsin, and carboxypeptidase. 24. Microvilli A combination of 25. Mass movement hydrochloric acid, digestive enzymes, and other factors. Digestive enzymes that break down fats. The wave-like contractions of the alimentary canal responsible for propulsion. Microscopic folds of the cell membrane found on epithelial cells of the small intestine. Bile components responsible for emulsification of fats. A hormone that inhibits gastric parietal cells, lowering gastric secretion of hydrochloric acid. The autonome nervous and endocrine response to filling and acidification of the duodenum. It results in slowing of gastric mobility and decrease in.

1. Enzymes that break down peptides into individual amino acids. Duodenal hormone that triggers
the release of bicarbonate rich pancreatic juice. A protease found in gastric juice. An exocrine
secretion that contains a mixture of bicarbonte and multiple digestive enzymes. The paste-like
substance consisting of partially digested food mixed with gastric juice. Finger-like projections
of the mucosa found in the small intestine. Duodenal enzyme that activates trypsin and triggers
activation of the other two pancreaic proteases (chymotrypsin and carboxypeptidase). A wide-
acting instetinal hormone that decreases 1. Peristalsis gastric mobility, prompts the pancreas to
secrete 2. Bolus enzyme-rich pancreatic juice, and triggers the 3. Gastric Juice contraction of the
gall A Muicus An enzyme found in saliva and pancreatic juice that 6. Instrinsic factor breaks
polysaccharides into disacchrides. 7. Gastrin The infrequent peristalsis of the large intestine, 8.
Somatostatin occuring usually only 1 3 X daily. 9. Cholecystokinin A slippery substance
secreted by specialized 10. Chyme cells in the alimentary canal to protect the wall 11.
Enterogastric reflex from acid and to lubricate the canal. 12. Pancreatic juice A signaling
molecule that allows the gastric lining to 13. Bicarbonate become permeable to Vitamin B-12.
14. Amylase Bilirubin and biliverdin. 15. Pancreatic proteases HCO3- the basic 16. Enterokinase
component of pancreatic juice used to neutralize 17. Lipases acidic chyme. The large mass (ball)
of 18. Secretin chewed food that gets swallowed. 19. Bile salts An alimentary hormone that
causes gastric 20. Bile pigments secretion to increase. Two of the many duodenal 21. Peptidases
enzymes that break down disaccarides into 22. Sucrase & lactase Two of the many duodenal
enzymes that break down 22. Sucrase & lactase disaccarides into monosaccharides. 23. Vilii
Trypsin, chymotrypsin, and carboxypeptidase. 24. Microvilli A combination of 25. Mass
movement hydrochloric acid, digestive enzymes, and other factors. Digestive enzymes that break
down fats. The wave-like contractions of the alimentary canal responsible for propulsion.
Microscopic folds of the cell membrane found on epithelial cells of the small intestine. Bile
components responsible for emulsification of fats. A hormone that inhibits gastric parietal cells,
lowering gastric secretion of hydrochloric acid. The autonome nervous and endocrine response
to filling and acidification of the duodenum. It results in slowing of gastric mobility and decrease
in