Anatomy Of Digestive System Flashcards
Orga of GIT include 2 part
1.GIT tract
2.Accessory organ
What are accessory organ?
Teeth ,tongue, salivary gland , liver, gall bladder, and pancrease
Function of GIT organ
Ingestion, secretion ,absorption, digestionelimination, movement,
Organ of GIT tract include?
1.
Oral cavity
2.
Pharynx
Oesophagus
4.
Stomach
5.
Small Intestine
Large Intestine
How many layers of GIT
- Mucosa
2.submucosa
3.muscular layer
4.serosa
Serosa also known as ?
Adventitia
Expln general struture of mucosa
-consist of 3 layers -epithelium, lamina propria, and muscularis mucosae
-epithelium lining depends on position either stratified squamous non keratinized or simple columnar
-laminapropria is supporting Ct consist of lymphocyte, plasma cell,lymphatics and rich with blood vessel
-M.mucosae consist of several layers of smooth muscle
Expln general structure of submucosa
-irregulat CT
-consist of :blood vessel, lymphatics, nerve plexus and gland(only at duodenum and oesophagus)
Structure of muscularis externa
-is the smooth muscle arrange in circular and longitudinal layers.
-inner circular layer arrange in a circular manner around the circumference of the tube.
-tube diametter dexreased when muscle contract
-outer longitudinal layer arrange along the long axis of the tube
-when contract the length decreased
Structure of serosa
Part of the gut that is not suspended in peritoneal cavity
-consist of CT with an outer simple sauamous (mesothelium)….mesotheluim also called visceral peritoneum
What is Adventitia of git
Part of the gut that is not suspended in the peritoneal cavity
-it merges with adjacent structure and no epthelial lining.
What is peritoneal cavity
The potential space between parietal and vicseral peritoneum contain small amt of fluid secreted by mesothelium cell
Intraperitoneal
Organ that protrude into the cavity and fully covered by visceral peritoneal
Retroperitoneal
Organ located behind the parietal peritoneum
Secondary retroperitoneal
Organ that initially inside cavity ,and then get pushed behind parietal peritoneum