Digestive System- Taylor 2 Flashcards
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Where does the sphenomandibular ligament connect to the mandible?
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Sphenoidal spine to lingula of mandible
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Is the digastric muscle one of mastication?
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No!
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Where do the mandible’s nerves and BVs travel?
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Mandibular foramen
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What is the head of the mandible called?
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Condylar process
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What type of joint is the TMJ?
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Synovial joint
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What structures does the TMJ lie between?
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Condylar process
Mandibular fossa
Articulate tubercle (temporal)
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How is the bone lining of the TMJ different from other synovial joints?
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Fibrocartilage lining as opposed to hyaline cartilage lining
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What is synovial fluid?
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A distallate of blood plasma
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What is the articular disc made of?
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Fibrocartilage
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When the jaw is widely depressed, the condylar process and articular disc move :
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: anteriorly
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Where does the mandible lateral ligament run?
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From zygomatic arch to neck of mandible
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Where does the mandible stylomandibular ligament run?
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Styloid process of temporal bone to angle of mandible
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What is the projection of bone near the mandibular foramen of the medial aspect of the mandible neck called?
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The lingula
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Where does the temporalis muscle originate?
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From the temporal fascia of temporal fossa
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Where does the temporalis muscle insert the mandible?
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On top of coronoid process
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Primary action of the temporalis
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Elevation
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Secondary action of the temporalis
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Retrusion
Grinding
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Where does the masseter muscle originate?
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The zygomatic arch
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Where does the masseter muscle insert the mandible?
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Lateral side of mandibular ramus
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Primary action of masseter
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Elevation
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Secondary action of the masseter
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Protrusion
Retrusion
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Where does the lateral pterygoid muscle originate?
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Sphenoid bone at roof of infratemporal fossa
Lateral surface of sphenoid lateral pterygoid plate
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Where does the lateral pterygoid muscle insert the mandible?
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Pterygoid fovea of mandibular neck
Articular disc
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Primary action of lateral pterygoid
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Depression
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Secondary action of lateral pterygoid
Protrusion
| Grinding
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Where does the medial pterygoid muscle originate?
Medial surface of sphenoid's lateral pterygoid plate
| Maxillary tuberosity
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Where does the medial pterygoid insert the mandible?
Medial side of ramus
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Primary action of medial pterygoid muscle
Elevation
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Secondary action of medial pterygoid muscle
Protrusion
| Grinding
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What branch of CN V3 receives sensory branches to TMJ?
Auriculotemporal branch
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What artery does the auriculotemporal revert wrap around?
Middle meningeal artery
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4-layered structure of GI (inner to outer)
Mucosa
Submucosa
Muscularis externa
Serosa
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Mucosa contents
Mucosal glands (usu)
Muscularis mucosa
GALT
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What type of CT is the submucosa?
Dense irregular CT
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Which layer is the main pathway and location for the largest BVs?
Submucosa
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Submucosa contents
Some submucosal glands
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Where is Meissner's nerve plexus and what does it do?
Between mucosa and submucosa
Sends branches inward to control muscularis mucosa (autonomic) and branches outward to control submucosal glands (secretion)
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Muscularis externa contents
Inner circular smooth muscle layer
| Outer longitudinal smooth muscle layer
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Where is the myenteric nerve plexus of Auerbach located?
Between the circular and longitudinal muscle layers of the muscularis externa
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When is the outer layer considered serosa?
If covered by peritoneum
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What is visceral peritoneum composed of?
Mesothelium
| Loose CT
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When is the outer layer considered adventitia?
When that portion of the organ is not covered by peritoneum
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The esophagus is between what?
Larynx
| Stomach
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Where do the fibers of the two vagus nerves intermix with sympathetics?
Abdominal esophagus
| Forms prevertebral nerve plexus (where prevertebral ganglion are)
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Sites of esophageal constriction
Upper, at junction with pharynx
Aortic arch
Left primary bronchus
Lower, at esophageal hiatus
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Does absorption occur in the esophagus?
No!
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What type of epi is esophageal mucosa?
Stratified squamous nonkeratinized
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Where are most of the multicellular mucosal glands of the esophagus located?
Upper and lower esophagus
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What type of muscle is the upper third of the esophagus muscularis externa?
Striated muscle
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What type of muscle is the middle third of the esophagus muscularis externa?
Mix of striated and smooth muscle
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What type of muscle is the lower third of the esophagus muscularis externa?
Smooth muscle only
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Epi cell type change at esophagohastric junction
stratified -> secretory simple columnar
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Where does the esophagus attach to the stomach?
At the cardial oriface
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Parts of stomach
Cardiac
Fundus
Body
Pyloric
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What is the pyloric sphincter?
A thickening of the circular muscle layer of the muscularis externa
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Greater curvature of stomach
Inferior
| Convex
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Lesser curvature of stomach
Superior
| Concave
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Structure to left of stomach
Spleen
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Structure posterior to stomach
Lesser sac -> pancreas
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Structure inferior to stomach
Greater omentum
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What is omentum?
Peritoneum extensions
| A way of connecting organs
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What is the lesser sac?
Gap between pancreas and stomach
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What is the greater omentum?
Peritoneum that provides fat curtain
| Cnx stomach to transverse colon
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What is the lesser omentum?
Peritoneum extension between liver and lesser curvature of stomach
Cnx stomach and liver
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What are rugae?
Wrinkles of mucosa with submucosal cores on internal surface of stomach
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What type of epi lines the stomach mucosa?
Simple columnar
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What's the name of these epi mucosal cells and what do they do?
Surface mucous cells
| Provide lubrication and protection from highly acidic environment
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Where are stomach glands located?
Lamina propria
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Where is the base of a fundic gland located?
Near muscularis mucosa
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Which part of the fundic gland leads into the gastric pit?
Isthmus
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Types of cells that line the fundic glands
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Parietal
Mucous neck
Stem
Chief
Enteroendocrine
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Where are parietal cells found in the fundic gland?
Throughout all three parts
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What do the parietal cells of the fundic gland do?
Secrete HCl and IF
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Where are mucous neck cells located in the fundic gland?
Between parietal cells in the neck
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What do the stem cells of the fundic gland do?
Give rise to all cells of the gland and surface mucosa
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Where are chief cells located in the fundic gland?
Throughout, mainly in base though
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What do chief cells of the fundic gland do?
Have abundant RER
| Convert pepsinogen to pepsin
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Where are enteroendocrine cells located in the fundic gland?
On the basal lamina
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What do the enteroendocrine cells of the fundic glands do?
Secrete hormones to the underlying BVs
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Oblique layer of stomach muscularis externa
Most inner
| Discontinuous
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Circular layer of stomach muscularis externa
Middle layer
| Becomes thick at pyloric sphincter
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Longitudinal layer of stomach muscularis externa
Most outer
| Thicker at curvatures
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What is the main absorptive organ of the tract?
The SI
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What is the shortest, widest, and most fixed part of the SI?
Duodenum
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What does the duodenal cap do?
Attach the SI to the stomach
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What does the descending duodenum do?
Receives hepatopancreatic ampulla
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Where does the junction between the developing foregut and the hind gut occur?
Major duodenal papilla
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Sizes of jejunum and ileum
J: upper 2/5 of 6m
I: lower 3/5 of 6m
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Which is thicker and with wider lumen?
Jejunum
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What do the circular folds of the jejunum do?
Along with intestinal villi, increase SA
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Why is the jejunum more red in color than the ileum?
The jejunum has a different arterial distribution pattern than the ileum
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SI mucosa contents
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Goblet cells
Villi
Microvilli
Crypts of Lieberkuhn
Peyer's patches
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What type of epi makes up the SI mucosa?
Simple columnar epithelium
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Where are red blood capillaries and lacteals found in the SI?
In the lamina propria of the villi of the mucosal layer
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Where does brush border digestive enzyme reside?
On microvilli of SI mucosa layer
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What types of complexes are formed between absorptive cells of SI?
ZO, ZA, desmosomes
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What types of cells line the crypts of Lieberkuhn?
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Absorptive cells
Goblet cells
Paneth cells
Stem cells
Enteroendocrine cells
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What do paneth cells of the SI do?
Reside at gland base and secrete antibacterial lysozyme (regulate bacterial flora)
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What type of cells make up most of the lower intestinal gland of the SI?
Stem cells
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Where are Peyer's patches of the SI found?
Lampro of ileum
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What are microfold cells?
Cells that line the intestinal surface over lymphatic nodules
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What microfold cells of the SI mucosa layer do?
Pinocytize antigenic proteins
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What substances do the Brunner's glands of the duodenum submucosa secrete?
Alkaline
Lysosymes
IgA antibodies
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Structures in LI not present in SI
Taenia coli
Haustra
Omental appendices
Large diameter
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What are taenia coli?
Muscularis externa organized into 3 bands of longitudinal muscle
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What are haustra?
Folds to keep the short taenia within it
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What is the blind-ended first part of the LI?
Cecum
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Contents of lampro and submucosa contents
Lymphatic nodules
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The name do the bending of the ascending colon
Right colic hepatic flexure
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Transverse colon barriers
Right colic hepatic flexure and left colic splenic flexure
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What apart of the colon contains the division of the mid and hind guts?
Transverse colon
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Blood supply to midgut parts
Superior mesenteric artery
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Blood supply to hind gut parts
Inferior mesenteric artery
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Histology of colon
No villi
No circular folds
Muscularis externa with inner circular muscle and outer taenia coli
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Main cells of the surface and intestinal crypts of Lieberkuhn in the LI
Absorptive columnar
| Goblet cells
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Type of epi lining rectum
Simple columnar epi
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Changes that occur at sigmoid-rectal junction
- Taenia spread into one continuous layer of longitudinal muscle
- Haustra absent
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What structures form the portal-systemic anastomosis?
Inferior mesenteric venous vessels (hepatic portal vein)
| Internal iliac venous branches (inferior vena cava)
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Type of epi in mucosa of upper end of anal canal
Stratified squamous epi
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Type of epi in mucosa of lower end of anal canal
Stratified squamous keritinized epi with apocrine glands
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From where do the two anal sphincter muscles form?
From the circular muscle of the muscularis externa
