Veterinary Physiology of Digestive system include mastication, deglutition, parts of gut, saliva, nerve supply, motility of gut, vomiting, fermentation, gastric secretion, bile, and avian digestion.
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- Basic Physiology of Digestion
- Mastication in animals
- Deglutition (Swallowing)
- Digestive parts of gut
- Salivary gland and its secretion
- Nerve supply of salivary glands
- Functions of the saliva
- Digestion in ruminants stomach
- Motility in rumen and reticulum
- Mechanical factors influencing motility of rumen
- Foreign objects in rumen
- Vomiting (Emesis)
- Rumen fermentation
- Rumen Microorganisms and functions
- Degradation of different carbohydrates
- Significance of methane production
- Protein digestion in ruminants
- Fat Digestion in ruminants
- GI Motility
- Gastric secretions
- Digestion in small intestinal juice
- Pancreas role in digestion
- Liver and Bile role in digestion
- Bile
- Cholesterol significance
- Functions of gall bladder and bile
- Structure of villi
- Chemical digestion of nutrients and Carbohydrate digestion
- Protein digestion
- Lipid digestion
- Role of Large Intestine in digestion
- Absorption of digested food
- Avian Digestion