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Digestive System IV Flashcards

1
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DNES cells are what?

A

Enteroendocrine cells

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2
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DNES cells secrete?

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Secretin
CCK
Serotonin

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3
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Secretin function

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Decreases intestinal motility

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4
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CCK stands for?

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Cholecystokinin

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5
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CCK functions

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  1. Stimulates enzymatic activaty
  2. Stimulates pancreatic secretion
  3. Increases gut motility
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6
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Serotonin function in gut

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Increase gut motility

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7
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Paneth cells found in what species?

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  1. Ox and other ruminants
  2. Horses
  3. Humans
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8
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Paneth cells contain?

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Eosinophilic granules

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9
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Eosinophilic granules in Paneth cells produce?

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Lysozyme

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10
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Lyzosyme is?

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Bacteriocidal protein

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11
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Paneth cells are usually found where?

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End of a gland

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12
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M cells are special cells found where?

A

Over GALT

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13
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GALT stands for?

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Gut associated lymphatic tissue

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14
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M cell function

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Endocytose molecules from gut lumen → antigens travel across them to underlying lymphatic tissue

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15
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Will you be able to identify M cells with H&E?

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No, special techniques required

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16
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Duodenum has submucosal glands called?

A

Brunner’s glands

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17
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Brunner’s gland secretion

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Mucus or mixed with serous

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18
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Mucosa of LI appearance

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  1. No villi
  2. No rugae
  3. Thicker mucosa than SI
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19
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Tunica muscularis in human, swine and horses contain?

A

Taenia

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20
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Taenia

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Flat bands of longitudinal m. in tunica muscularis

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21
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Crypts in mucosa are more extensive in ___ cells

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Goblet cells

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22
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Rugae are only in the?

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Stomach

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23
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Intestinal glands are called?

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Crypts of Lieberkuhn (Crypts)

24
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Crypts are found where?

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Lamina propria of entire intestine (LI and SI)

25
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Crypts are what type of gland?

A

Simple tubular glands

26
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Crypts open into?

A

Intervillous space

27
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Anal glands are located where?

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Near rectoanal junction

28
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Glands of anal sacs have what type of secretions?

A
  1. Apocrine

2. Sebaceous

29
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Glands of circumanal region aka?

A

Perianal glands

30
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Perianal glands have what type of secretions?

A

Sebaceous and sweat glands associated with hairs

31
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Perianal gland shape

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Hepatocyte-like “hepatoid glands”

32
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Clinical relevance of perianal glands

A

Perianal adenomas → benign tumors which develop in aged male dogs

33
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Ducts of perianal glands

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None

34
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Anal sacs

A

Large sac like pockets in lining of anal canal

35
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Anal sacs open to?

A

Lumen

36
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Villi are?

A

Conical projections of mucosa

37
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Villi are found only in?

A

Small intestine

38
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Villi are lined by what type of cells?

A

Columnar absorptive and goblet cells

39
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Villi have a core of?

A

Lamina propria

40
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Lacteals

A

Center of lamina propria

41
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Villi is often collapsed, but what happens after a meal?

A

Is filled with chyle

42
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Chyle is?

A

Fat-laden lymph

43
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6 parts of avian digestive tract

A
  1. Buccal cavity
  2. Crop
  3. Proventriculus
  4. Ventriculus
  5. SI
  6. Cloaca
44
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Buccal cavity

A

Avian mouth (no lips or cheek)

45
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Crop aka?

A

Ingluvies

46
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Crop is?

A

Esophageal diverticulum in avians

47
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Proventriculus aka?

A

True stomach

48
Q

Mucosal (rugosal) glands in proventriculus open to?

A

Surface

49
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Ventriculus aka?

A

Muscular stomach or gizzard

50
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Epithelium of mucosa of SI

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Simple columnar with goblet cells

51
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Free edges of columnar absorptive cells

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Bear microvilli

52
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2 components of brush border

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  1. Microvilli

2. Glycocalyx

53
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2 enzymes attached to microvilli

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  1. Disaccharidases

2. Dipeptidases

54
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Enterocytes aka?

A

Columnar absorptive cells

55
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Goblet cells tend to increase in number toward the?

A

Ileum

56
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5 cell types in small intestine

A
  1. Columnar absorptive cells (enterocytes)
  2. Goblet cells
  3. DNES (enteroendocrine) cells
  4. Paneth cells
  5. M cells

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