digestive Flashcards

1
Q

what connects lips to gums?

A

-mucosal fold called fredulum

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2
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function of soft palate

A

separates oral cavity from nasopharynx

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3
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what makes up the floor of the oral cavity?

A

supra-hyoid muscle-raises tongue and pushes it against hard palate

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4
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divisions of tongue

A
-pharyngeal (post. 1/3)
pharyngeal has ligual tonsils
-oral  (anterior 2/3)
oral has ligual papillae
1. filiform (no taste buds)
2. fungiform or folliate (sides, usually contain taste buds)
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5
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what is the largest ligual papilla?

A

the cicumvallate papilla

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6
Q

what innervates the tongue?

A

19 muscles-most innervated by CN XII
ant 2/3 CN VII(taste) and CNV (general)
post 1/3 CN IX

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7
Q

where does the esophagus end?

where does it pass through diaphragm?

A

passes diaphragm at level of T10 and ends at T11

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8
Q

what causes hiccups?

A

stretching of diaphragm

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9
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what is a peritoneal reflection?

A

double layer peritoneum connecting organs to abdominal wall

main function=carryin gblood vessels, nerves, and lymph for digestive system

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10
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peritoneal ligaments

A

connect abdominal organs to each other or abdominal wall

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11
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mesentery

A

attaches SI to posterior wall

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12
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omentum

A

lesser contains blood vessels and nerves and attaches organ to organ
greater covers coils of small intestine
–named based on which organs it attaches (eg gastrohepatic ligament)

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13
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intraperitoneal organs

A

surrounded by peritoneum-liver, stomach, ileum

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14
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retroperitoneal organs

A

behind peritoneum-pancreas, duodenum, rectum, bladder, kidneys

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15
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how long is the alimentary canal?

A

approx 9m

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16
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what is the capacity of the stomach?

A

1 liter normally

17
Q

where is the stomach?

A

in L hypochondriac and epigastric region

18
Q

where is the most common site of GI cancer?

A

distal esophagus (wear and tear from stomach acid contributes)

19
Q

parts of the stomach

A

fundus, body, pyloris

  • lesser curvature (gastrohepatic ligament)
  • greater curvature (greater omentum)
  • cardiac and pylorus sphincters
20
Q

major contributors to saliva

A

we have over 1 million

  1. parotid (largest) below ear drains into oral cavity and is innervated by CN IX
  2. submandibular produces 40% of saliva, CN IX
  3. sublingual has short ducts that drain to floor of oral cavity and innervated by CN VII (40% of saliva)
21
Q

what is the largest gland in the body?

where is it located?

A

liver-1.5 kg

R hypochondriac, epigastric, and L hypochondriac regions

22
Q

what forms the common bile duct?

A

L and R hepatic ducts join from liver to form common hepatic, then cistic duct attaches and drains bile into 2nd part of duodenum
-150ml of bile capacity

23
Q

what causes galstones?

A

cholesterol entering gal bladder (calcifies)

24
Q

where does exocrine secretion from the pancreas go?

A

pancreatic duct–>common bile duct–>2nd part of duodemum through MAJOR DUODENAL PAPILLA

25
Q

what innervates the liver and pancreas

A

vegas nerve
greater splenic
blood supply is ciliary artery