digestive system part 5 Flashcards

1
Q

how far does the large intestine span from

A

ileocecal valve to anus

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2
Q

what are the four parts of the small intestine

A

cecum, colon, rectum, anal canal

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3
Q

4 subdivisions of the colon

A

ascending
transverse
descending
sigmoid colon

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4
Q

what type of issue is the large intestine

A

simple columnar epithelium

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5
Q

what secretes mucus in large intestine

A

goblet cells

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6
Q

the large intestine has coat lining for what

A

feces to pass thru

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7
Q

how long does it take for feces to go through the large intestine

A

18-24 hours

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8
Q

chyme->

A

feces

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9
Q

how mucb chyme enter the cecum daily

A

1500 ml

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10
Q

how much feces is defecated/day

A

80-150 ml

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11
Q

feces ?

A

absorb water and salts, secretion of mucus and extensive MO action
stored until eliminated via defecation

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12
Q

where is the cecum

A

proximal end of the large intestine, where joins small intestine at ileocecal valve

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13
Q

the cecum is inferior 6cm beyond

A

ileocecal valve

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14
Q

what is a smaller blind tube, 9 cm long and contains lymph nodules

A

verminform appendix

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15
Q

Inflammation occurs due to Obstruction  Blockage of mucous secretions or intestinal contents, causes Enlargement & Pain. Bacteria causes infection.

A

appendicitis

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16
Q

symptoms of appendicitis

A

Sudden onset abdominal pain, Localizes to RLQ = McBurney’s Point. Referred pain from Inflamed appendix. Affects 500,000 people in US/year

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17
Q

treatment for appendicitis

A

Appendectomy. If BURSTS  Infection spread throughout Peritoneal Cavity Called Peritonitis = Life threatening! Also Gangrenous, Abscess.

18
Q

cecum moving superiorly up right side, ending at right colic flexure

19
Q

spans across from right colic flexure to left colic flexure

A

transverse

20
Q

spans from left colic flexure down left side to superior true pelvis opening

A

descending

21
Q

S-shaped tube extending into pelvis and ends at rectum

22
Q

3 specializations from colon

A

huastra
epiploic appendages
teniae coli

23
Q

what does the haustra do

A

puckering along colon length from teniae coli contractions

24
Q

what are fat filled pouches attached to teniae coli

A

epiploic appendages

25
Q

what extends from longitudinal layer, runs length of colon

A

teniae coli

26
Q

what kind of epithelium is in the mucosa

A

simple columnar

27
Q

goblet cells predominate with

A

mucos secretion

28
Q

what is straight, muscular tube spanning from distal end of sigmoid colon to anal colon

29
Q

is the muscularis layer thin or thick

30
Q

what is 2-3 cm at the end of digestive tract

A

anal canal

31
Q

where does the anal canal span from

A

inferior rectum to anus

32
Q

the anal canal is smooth muscle very thick, forming what

A

internal anal sphincter at superior end

33
Q

skeletal muscles forms what in the anal canal

A

external anal sphincter at inferior end

34
Q

in the anal canal superior epithelium=
inferior =

A

simple columnar and inferior= stratified squamous

35
Q

what is a condition when rectal veins supplying the anal canal enlarge and become inflamed

A

hemorrhoids

36
Q

Symptoms of henorrhoids

A

pain, itching and anal bleeding

37
Q

treatment for hemorrhoids

A

dietary changes and medications

38
Q

what is a global epidemic

A

hospital acquired diarrhea

39
Q

what is hospital acquired diarrhea due to

A

clostridium difficile

40
Q

what is clostridium difficile do

A

pathogen which normally inhabits colon

41
Q

controlled by normal microbiota-

A

role is to synthesize vitamin K and breakdown cellulose-> glucose