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Would measuring the acid content of the stomach be anatomy or physiology?
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What folds the stomach mucosa?
Learning this in anatomy and physiology now; The Rugae! (:
What happens to the rugae when the stomach fills with food?
"As the stomach fills. the rugae gradually flatten out until, at maximum distension, they almost disapper." -Straight from Martini's Anatomy and Physiology text book.
What happens with the rugae when the stomach fills with food?
"As the stomach fills. the rugae gradually flatten out until, at maximum distension, they almost disapper." -Straight from Martini's Anatomy and Physiology text book.
How is a earthworms anatomy similar to a human anatomy?
the digestive system is similar... both have a mouth, stomach and intestine
What is the term oblique mean in anatomy?
they are the muscles at the side of your stomach. i think?
Does the internal anatomy of a fish have any food in the stomach?
If it has eaten recently
What are a few significant aspects of the stomach's physiology?
The stomach is J-shaped, baglike organ that expands to store food. The wall of the stomach contains four layers.
What is the jelly pouch from anatomy Jane in Grey's Anatomy?
no clue! you dont get to see the organs on the show but im guessing stomach cause the description kind of fits.
What organ is attached to a pigs esophagus?
A stomach is attached the esophagus. A pigs anatomy is a lot like a human most people use pigs to understand the human anatomy.
How would you measure the capacity of your stomach?
By being a voluntary bulimic with a measuring bowl
Why do pickles settle an upset stomach?
because of the sodium content.
In terms of anatomy what is the meaning of cardia?
"Cardia" is an anatomical term that refers to the part of the stomach that is attached to the esophagus. It has been stated that the cardia is more a part of the stomach than the esophagus.
