← The Intestines

Week · 12 min

The bowel in one sitting

A read of this page, with the plate.

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Chart 13-1: the rooms — pylorus, duodenum, jejunum, ileum, valve, cecum
The rooms. Twenty-one feet. Pylorus in. Ileocecal out.CGI copy of her Draw · Atlas keeps the original.
Chart 13-3: two rivers — capillary to portal, lacteal to lymph
Two rivers. Amino acids and sugars to the portal. Fat to lymph.CGI copy of her Draw · Atlas keeps the original.
Chart 13-9: the frame — colon as four and a half feet
The frame. Water out. Bacteria as a gift. Two flexures as corners.CGI copy of her Draw · Atlas keeps the original.

Twenty-one feet, then four and a half. Two rivers. Three last enzymes. A packet that reunites. Bile salts home. B-12. A valve. A frame with two flexures. Bristol as transit. Openness or a secret. Plenty or grief. Influence of the material as a question. Samples still outside. Parasites named, so next class can hold them.

The method, said again

Permission first. Ask whether you are all alone in the auric field. If not, you do not run a meridian. Age, story, feeling, meridians, retest. A food as influence. A pun as a door. Craving as a clue. Then the lab.

Practice

Write a six-line map: river, enzyme, valve, frame, feeling, one question you will ask the field.

Check

This hour teaches that Class 13 keeps:

  1. Gastrin, pepsin, and the three cells of the bag
  2. Two rivers, three enzymes, a valve, a frame, two meridians, influence of the material as a question ✓
  3. Methionine to taurine as the bowel’s own cascade

Follow 13-1 through 13-10. The bag was 10. The cascade is 15. This week is the field and the frame.

You use the week by:

  1. Starting with plastics, then pollens, then the bowel
  2. Permission, then the map as names, then Chart 1-1 on the room that talked ✓
  3. Asking the pancreas to finish the villus enzymes first

Permission first. Occupancy of a gut is a question. The lab is the walk.

Chylomicrons travel:

  1. Straight down the portal
  2. Lacteal to lymph to vena cava — not to the liver directly ✓
  3. Out with the stool

Two rivers. Fat takes lymph. 13-3 said it twice.

The last cut is:

  1. Pancreatic amylase finishing glucose in the duct
  2. Sucrase, maltase, lactase at the villus — all three named ✓
  3. A dose of maltose

Hour 04 is 13-8. The fat plates sit later because they were drawn late.

The ileum’s standing doors are:

  1. Sucrase, maltase, lactase
  2. Bile salts returning, B-12 received — rubidium at the nutrient face, selenium at the capillary, as her picture ✓
  3. Chylomicrons on the portal

One picture of the gate. Ordinary iron is duodenum.

Bt toxin on this week is:

  1. A dose of a pesticide
  2. A named door on the flora — Agri-Chord stays a name. Are we all alone in the auric field ✓
  3. Glyphosate’s other name

Named on the map hour so the shared question has a home.

Type 1 is longest. Type 7 is:

  1. Least
  2. Shortest. The stool sat almost none ✓
  3. Ordinary for many

Transit is a time word.

Plenty or grief parks on:

  1. The small intestine as shame
  2. The large intestine — LI-1 Shangyang, LI-4 Hegu, LI-11 Quchi, LI-20 Yingxiang as the line of the leaving ✓
  3. The duodenum as CCK

LI has its own line. SI is openness or a secret.

You stop this week on:

  1. Rebound and known IBD only
  2. Blood, black stool, fever, a child, dehydration, a polyp, a word a doctor owns ✓
  3. A dose of peptidase

One stop list. The same on transit and on the lab.

The villus finishes protein because:

  1. This week teaches peptidase as a new enzyme
  2. Class 12 already covered trypsin. This hour does not teach a new peptidase ✓
  3. A dose of a letter

Do not name an enzyme the week never sat.