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    1. The document provides a list of 10 questions for an exam on various topics in anatomy and physiology. These include: comparing the structure and function of different parts of the digestive system; describing different types of papillae in the tongue; explaining how the stomach avoids being damaged by its own acid; why absorption mainly occurs in the small intestine; the role of the liver in digestion; why red blood cells lack a nucleus; comparing red and white blood cells; why large arteries don't rupture from high blood pressure; what vasa vasorum are and where they are most abundant; and components and direction of lymph flow.

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    1. The document provides a list of 10 questions for an exam on various topics in anatomy and physiology. These include: comparing the structure and function of different parts of the digestive system; describing different types of papillae in the tongue; explaining how the stomach avoids being damaged by its own acid; why absorption mainly occurs in the small intestine; the role of the liver in digestion; why red blood cells lack a nucleus; comparing red and white blood cells; why large arteries don't rupture from high blood pressure; what vasa vasorum are and where they are most abundant; and components and direction of lymph flow.

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    Lecture Exam III

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    1. The document provides a list of 10 questions for an exam on various topics in anatomy and physiology. These include: comparing the structure and function of different parts of the digestive system; describing different types of papillae in the tongue; explaining how the stomach avoids being damaged by its own acid; why absorption mainly occurs in the small intestine; the role of the liver in digestion; why red blood cells lack a nucleus; comparing red and white blood cells; why large arteries don't rupture from high blood pressure; what vasa vasorum are and where they are most abundant; and components and direction of lymph flow.

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    LECTURE EXAM III

    1. Explain the differences of


    a. histology structure (especially for the mucosa layer)
    b. function
    between esophagus, stomach, duodenum , and colon.

    2. Describe the histological structure of filiform papilla for difference it from the three
    papillae others.

    3. Explain why doesn’t the stomach wall be damaged by its HCl secreted normally.

    4. Why does the absorption of the finished products of digestion take place princely in
    small intestine? Explain your answer in related with its structure and function.

    5. What is the role of the liver in digestive function? Explain!

    6. Erythrocyte has no nucleus. Explain the importance of this phenomenon.

    7. Explain the differences between erythrocyte and leucocytes concerning to:


    a. the structure
    b. the function
    c. the forming organ
    (make the figure of each blood cell)

    8. Why doesn’t the large artery will have broken when it received blood with high pressure from
    the heart? Explain!

    9. What is vasa vasorum? What is the kind of blood vessel containing greater abundance
    of vasa vasorum? Why?

    10. a. Mention the components of lymphatic vascular system.


    b. The direction of the lymph pathway is from ………. to ……….. What does the cause
    preventing the lymph to return away? Explain your answer.

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