colon, rectum, anal Flashcards

1
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lrg. Intestine wrapped around

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small intestine

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2
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connection of the illeum and colon

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ileo cecal fold flaps

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3
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ileocecal fold flaps

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Sm. musce extending from ileum ME

Tension to maintain closed to regulate movement and stop bulk flow

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4
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Cecum has an open or blind end and location

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Blind end

Distal to ileocecal junction

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5
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Cecum histologically similar to which organ

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Colon

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6
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Which organ attached to cecum?

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appendix

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7
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Appendix histology

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Diff. colon
Lrg. number lymphatic nodule extended to submucosa
M cells cover lymph node
-smp. columnar w/ no microvilli
-Spec. move. of prot. and bact. from lumne of appendix
:under line dendritic APC and lymphatic tissue
-peryers patches in ileum
4 layers but cnt see lymphatic cells

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8
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Lrg. intestine structures

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Teniae coli=longitudinal sm. muscel band 
-shorter than colon 
-create outpockets=haustra coli 
  :ie sacculation 
Omenta appendices=outer portion 
-fatty serosal projections
Semilunar folds=created by contraction 
-not ~ circular plicae
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9
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Colon histological layers

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Mucosa 
-Simp. col. epith. 
-goblet cells
-LP
-MM
Submucosa
-submucosal plexus 
ME
-Inner circular 
-auerbach's plexus 
-outer longitudinal 
Teniae coli
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10
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Colon-Epith.

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Function=absorption, excretion (prod. w/in colon)
No folds or villi
Coloncytes
-reabsop. H2O and electrolytes
:dwnstream incre. solid content b/c decre. H2O
-incre. goblet cells to help push solid contents dwn stream
-~ enterocytes but dnt excrete enzyme

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11
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Colon-LP

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Crypts of lieberkuhn 
-goblet cells
-coloncytes (absorpt.)
-enteroendocrine cells
-no paneth cells
Collagen table 
-around COL and @times hard to find 
-thick collagen layer and proteoglycan b/w basal lamina and fenestrated absorptive cap. 
Gut assoc. lymph. tissue(GALT)
-Extensive and well develop b/c incre. microbial colon content 
  :potential dangerous solid waste  
-cont' w/ ileum GALT 
Lymphatic vessel near crypt base 
-no lacteals
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12
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colon-muscularis externa

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2 sm. muscle layer(~ sm. intestine) 
-inner circular and outer longitudinal layer
Teniae coli (long sm. muscle)
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13
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Colon-serosa/adventitia

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~ sm. intestine
lrg. BV, N
Adipose tissue 
Dense CT 
Serosa=simp. cub/sq. epith.
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14
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Rectum location

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distal digestive tract

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15
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rectum-feature

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incre. luman (more than colon)

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16
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Rectum-layers

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mucosa 
-simp. column 
-lp/COL
-submucos
-MM
ME
Serosa/adventitia
17
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Anus-location

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Exit digestive tract

18
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Anus-feature

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longitudinal fold=anal column

-sinus and valve

19
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Anus-layers

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St. sq. epith. (non-kerta.)
Pectinate line
St. sq. epith. (kerta.)
Sphincter
-inner anal=sm. muscle
-external anal=sk. muscle
20
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Rectum-ID

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Transverse fold

Mucosa~colon no tenia colon

21
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Anus-ID

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Colorectal zone=~rectum
Anal transition zone (ATZ)=simp. column to st. sq. non kerta.
Sq. zone=st. sq. keratin. epith.
-cont’ w/ perianal skin

22
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Anal Gland

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Anal gland
-w/in anal canal
-Extend from mucosa into submucosa
:even into ME
Branched , straight, tubular glands
Secrete mucus through ducts w/ st. col. epith.
Circumanal glands
-lg. apocrine sweat glands in perianal region
:non humna=secretion for sec, health
Sebaceous glands=assoc. w/ perianl hair follicle