comparative GI tract anatomy: equine + porcine Flashcards

1
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areas where torison can occur and result in colic

A

cecolic fold
nephrosplenic ligament
phrenicosplenic ligament

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The stomach of the horse is divided into 2 forms of mucosa

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glandular and non-glandular portions

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3
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What is the margus plicatus?

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The line that divides the stomach in non-glandular and glandular portions

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4
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parts of the horse stomach

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saccus caecus
cardia with sphincter
fundus
pylorus with sphincter

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5
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Instead of having a margo plicatus, pigs have a

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gastric diverticulum

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6
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In pigs, the area that extends from the cardia into the diverticulum is the

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non-glandular portion of the stomach

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7
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t/f in pigs, the non-glandular area is particularly susceptible to ulceration with certain management/disease conditions.

A

true

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8
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present in pigs and ruminants
An enlarged area of the pyloric region of the stomach that narrows the pyloric orifice

A

torus pyloricus

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9
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name the parts of the small intestine

A

duodenum
jejunum
ileum

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10
Q

name all the parts of the duodenum

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  1. cranial duodenum
  2. cranial flexure
  3. descending duodenum
  4. caudal flexure
  5. ascending colon (with its duodenocolic fold)
  6. duodenojejunal flexure
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11
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The ileocecal fold attaches the

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cecum to ileum

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12
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Ileal papilla with ileocecal orifice are found at the

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beginning of ascending colon

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13
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At the beginning of the duodenum, there are two protuberances before the creanial flexure

A

duodenal ampulla
sigmoid flexure

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14
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t/f Imbalances in the contractions of the cecum and the jejunum are one of the causes of colic

A

true

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15
Q

name the parts of the large intestine

A

cecum
A,D,T colon
rectum

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16
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Ingesta courses from the ileum to the cecum through the ileocecal orifice and then travels within the cecum before passing through the

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cecocolic orifice to the ascending colon

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17
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The large intestine is divided in 2 sections

A

large and small colon

18
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The small colon is composed of

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T and D colon

19
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The large colon is composed of

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cecum and ascending colon

20
Q

The cecum is divided in 3 parts

A

base, body, and apex

21
Q

local thickenings of the longitudinal stratum of the tunica muscularis

A

bands or teniae

22
Q

how many bands does the cecum have

23
Q

name the order of route of bolus of food in large intestine WITH ALL IT’S PARTS

A

cecum
RVC
sternal flexure
LVC
pelvic flexure
LDC
diaphragmatic flexure
RDC
T colon
D colon

24
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3 flexures assoc. with the large colon

A

Sternal
Pelvic
diaphragmatic

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the large colon composed of cecum and ascending colon has
sacculations or haustra
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the RVC has how mmany bands
4
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the LVC has how many bands
4
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LDC has how many bands
1
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RDC has how many bands
3
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the T colon has how many bands
2
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the D has how many bands
2
32
the ascending colon in pigs has a
spiral part
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how many centripetal loops does the ascending colon has? are they sacculated?
3 1/2 sacculated
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describe the centrifugal spirals
on the inside of the centripetal
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in dogs, the colic branch of the ileocolic a. supplies the
A colon
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in horses, the Colic br. of the ileocolic a. supplies the
RVC and LVC v
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in pigs, the Colic br. of the ileocolic a. supplies the
proximal and centripetal loop
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in dogs, the right colic a. supplies the
aboral part of A. colon
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in horses, the right colic a. supplies the
LDC and RDC
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in pigs, the right colic a. supplies the
centrifugal and distal loop
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in dogs, horses and ruminants the middle colic a. supplies the
T colon
42
in dogs, horses and ruminants the left colic a. supplies the
D colon