exam 2 Flashcards
Oral Cavity-Buccal
(stratified squamous epithelium) and Sublingual
(simple squamous epithelium)
Esophagus
stratified squamous epithelium
trachea
psuedostratified squamous epithelial cells
Stomach
columnar epithelial cells,
mixed with other cell types like mucus producing goblet cells, and
parietal (acid secreting) and enterochromaffin-like (histamine
secreting) cells.
The Small and Large Intestines
lined with predominantly
columnar epithelial cells.
Rectum
upper (simple columnar) and lower (stratified
squamous non-keratinized region transitioning to stratified
squamous keratinized region near the anal sphincter) half.
role of stomach
-digest food and control flow
-fasted pH <3
-fed pH 5 to 7
-4 phases of emptying
-no cycle for fed
what are the three regions of the stomach
Fundus (gas), Body(reservoir) ,Antrum(lowest part funnel)
what are the three chemical reactions that cause drug degradation
-oxidation( reduction)
- hydrolysis
-photolysis
how to avoid oxidation
-lower the temperature to slow reaction
-reduce the change in temperature
-control the pH with buffers
-light protection
-cleating agents: EDTA remove metal ions»_space; they can cause oxidation
-antioxidants can remove free radical produced by oxidation
how can hydrolysis be prevented
- removed moisture with absorbents
- lyophilization ( freeze drying) because water is reduced
-non- hygroscopic salt- some solids absorb water are hydroscopic (AVOID)
-control pH
muscularis mucosae layers
muscularis
epithelial
lamina propria
proximal colon
drugs that are coated are digested here
because it has the correct pH
serousa
-squamous epithelium covered with adipose tissue
muscularis externa
inner circular muscular layer and incomplete longitudinal later