Digestive system physiology lab 1


Digestive system 


 : Salivary digestion

The Enzymes
1 - Amylase
2 - Lingual lipase

* The reactions "focus to color below"
starch+AmylaseSoluble starch+AmylaseErythrodextrin+AmylaseAcrodextrin(colorless) +AmylaseDextrin+AmylaseMaltose+AmylaseGlucose

The Experiments : 


1) Acronic point

The steps : 
1 - Add 1ML of saliva to tube. ,with 9ML NACL to make diluted saliva 1:10
2 - Add drop of iodin to 6 or 7 tubes "drop to each tube "
3 - Add 5 ML of starch + 1 ML of diluted saliva
4 - Add drop of the solution every 1 minute to one of iodin tubes "tube every minute "

conclusion
Rich enzymes saliva will change its color quickly like reactions above


1) Detection of No3

Saliva + H2SO4 + KI + starch ➟ Blue color
Because
NO3 + KI + H2SO4   ➟ I + Starch "blue color"



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The temporomandibular joint


The Temporomandibular joint is formed by the glenoid fossa and articular eminence of the temporal bone and the con

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 Carbohydrates metabolism

Digestion and absorption 


The skin-lab 1

The Skin



The Skin

- It ls the largest organ in the body.
- it ls forms a protective layer to the surface of the whole body.

- it is very important of processes of excretion of sweat and regulation of heat.

- Reception of stimuli and the for

the digestive system lecture 3

The Digestive System


Digestive Function


The digestive system is the organ system that processes food
extracts nutrients from it, and eliminates the residue.
It does this in four stages:
 ingestion, the selective intake of food  --

 digestion, the mec

Signal transduction recording lecture-2

 Signal transduction recording



Centric relation lecture 1

CENTRIC RELATION



Centric relation is the most posterior
relation of the mandible to the maxilla when
the condyles are in the mos
t posterior
unstrained position in the glenoid fossa

Definition

In dentulous patient s the proprioceptive impulses are
obtained from the periodontal ligament and TMJ. It
guide the periodontal ligament

Edentulous patients do not have any proprioceptive
guidance from their teeth to guide their

Centric relation recording Lecture 1

Centric releation recording Lecture 1



The Cardiovascular System part 2 -lecture 2

The Cardiovascular System paart 2 -lecture 2




Heart Rate

The easiest way to measure heart rate is to-
palpate the pulse in a superficial artery and  
count beats per minute  
In newborn infants, heart rate is 120 bpm or -
 .greater  
In young adult females is

The cardiovascular system part 2 recording Lecture 2

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The Cardiovascular System part 1-lecture 1

The Cardiovascular System



The circulatory system refers to the heart, blood vessels, and blood.

cardiovascular system, refers to the passages through which the blood flows:

heart, a four-chambered muscular pump

- arteries, carry blood away from the heart;

- veins, carry blood

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Facial muscles recording -Lucture 1


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Key Concepts of Metabolism recording--Lecture 1


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Key Concepts of Metabolism --Lecture 1


Lecture 1 - Key Concepts of Metabolism




                             






Part I: Metabolism:
  •   The sum of all the chemical processes whereby is made available and used by the cells of the body
  •   Metabolism is the sum of all proce