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Gastrointestinal System Flashcards

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germ layer for GI

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  • endoderm
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structural origin for GI (3)

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  • foregut
  • midgut
  • hindgut
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forgut derivatives (6)

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  • esophagus (oesophagus)
  • stomach
  • proximal duodenum
  • liver
  • gallbladder
  • pancreas
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where does the foregut end?

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  • distal to the liver
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key processes of the foregut (2)

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  • stomach rotation
  • accessory digestive organs
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what is stomach rotation and where does it rotate along? (4)

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  • rotation along longitudinal access
  • 90 degree clockwise
  • dilates to form ‘correct shape’
  • lesser and greater curvatures
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what are accessory digestive organs?

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  • ‘support’ organs for digestion
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examples of accessory digestive organs (3)

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  • liver
  • gallbladder
  • pancreas
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9
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when and how do accessory digestive organs develop?

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  • little growth off of foregut
  • Wk 3 = develops rapidly
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what do liver buds develop from?

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  • liver diverticulum
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what does the liver bud invade?

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  • septum transversum
  • nearby tissue, gives rise to diaphragm
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what comes off the liver bud ventrally? (2)

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  • gallbladder
  • cystic duct
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where do ventral and dorsal pancreatic buds come from?

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  • endoderm in duodenal region (ventral part close to bile duct)
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how fast is the growth of liver and gallbladder

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  • rapid
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what happens when duodenum starts to bend?

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  • rotation of ventral pancreas
  • reposition of dorsal pancreas eventually fuse, including pancreatic ducts
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what are the midgut derivatives (4)

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  • distal duodenum
  • intestinal loops (jejunoileal loop)
  • ascending colon
  • proximal 2/3 transverse colon
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17
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key process of midgut

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  • physiological umbilical herniation
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what is the vitelline duct?

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  • connection between yolk sac and primary intestinal loop of midgut, via connecting stalk
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what is allantois

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  • vestigial structure
  • resp waste storage in avian embryos
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what does the liver do to the insertional loops? and why?

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  • rapid growth of liver, requires more space then in growing abdomen
  • intestinal loops temporarily leave the body into umbilical region Wk6
  • retract Wk10
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what is an omphalocele?

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  • rare cogenital abnormality abnormaly wall defect
  • abdominal viscera herniate out of body, but do not return correctly
  • covered by thin membrane prognosis
  • treatment depends on extent, types and sizes
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hindgut dervatives (5)

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  • distal 1/3 of the transverse colon
  • descending colon
  • sigmoid colon
  • rectum
  • proximal part of anal canal
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key process of hindgut

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  • formation of urorectal septum
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what is the cloaca (cloacal membrane)

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  • common chamber for hindgut and urinary systems
  • anterior portion -> urogenital sinus
  • posterior portion -> anus
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what region does the urorectal septum form from?

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  • allantois region
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what does the urorectal septum do?

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  • seperates the cloaca into anterior (urogenital portion) & posterior (anorectal canal)
  • separates urinary and GI systems
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27
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what is the oral cavity split into?

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  • oral vestibule
  • oral cavity proper
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what is the oral vestibule?

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  • slit-like space between the teeth and gingivae, lips and cheeks
29
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what is the oral cavity proper?

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  • space between upper and lower dental arches
30
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anatomical borders of the oral (4)

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  • roof - hard and soft palette
  • floor - muscles covered by oral mucosa, salivary glands and the tongue
  • walls - the teeth when the mouth is shut
  • buccinator muscle when the mouth is open
31
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what is the oesophasgus and where does it extend between?

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  • fibromuscular tube that extends from the pharynx to the stomach
32
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where does the oseophagus enter the abdominal region?

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  • T10
  • through oesophogeal hiatus
33
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what does the oesophagus join at T11?

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  • cardiac orifice of the stomach
34
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food is transported through the oesophagus via ____?

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  • peristasis
35
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what type of epithelium is present in the oesophagus and why?

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  • stratified squamous
  • can swallow and damage walls
36
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what four parts can the stomach be divided into?

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  • cardiac reigon - cardiac orifice
  • fund - dilated superior part, either by gas, food or fluid/ or all of body of stomach
  • body of stomach - major part
  • pyloric region - contains the pyloric canal and pyloric sphinctor
37
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which borders of the stomach form the lesser and greater curvate?

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  • medial and lateral borders
38
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what are the ridges produced by folds in the stomach called?

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  • rugae
39
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what are rugae for?

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  • so the stomach can expand when full
40
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what is the first and shortest part of the small intestine?

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  • duodenum
41
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what shaped courses does the duodenum follow?

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  • C-shaped
42
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what 4 parts make up the duodenum?

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  • superior (1st)
  • descending (2nd)
  • inferior (3rd)
  • ascending (4th)
43
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what marks the end of the foregut and the beginning of the midgut?

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  • major duodenal papilla (small rounded protuberance)
44
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where is the major duodenal papilla found?

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  • descending (2nd) part of the duodenum
45
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what type of organ is the pancreas?

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  • glandular organ
  • endocrine and exocrine
46
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what 5 parts is the pancreas divided into?

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  • tail
  • body
  • neck
  • head
  • uncinate process
47
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where does the jejunum begin?

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  • duodenojejunal flexure
  • after ascending (4th) part of duodenum
48
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where is the jejunum located?

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  • upper left quadrant of the abdomen
49
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where is the ileum located?

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  • lower right quadrant of the abdomen
50
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where does the ileum end?

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  • when it joins the caecum at the ileocaecal junction
51
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jejunum vs ileium:
- vasa recta
- arterial arcades
- walls and internal surface

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  • long vs short
  • few vs many
  • thick/rough vs thin/smooth
52
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what are pilcae circulares?

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  • large mucosal folds arranged circularly around the lumen
53
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plicae circulares in jejunum vs ilium

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  • numerous in jejunum
  • sparse in the ileum
54
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what is the plicae circulares covered in?

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  • villi and microvilli
  • increase surface area of small intestine
55
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6 named parts of the large intestine (colon)

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  • caecum (with appendix)
  • ascending colon
  • descending colon
  • transverse colon
  • sigmoid colon
  • rectum
56
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where is the rectum located?

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  • pelvis
57
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the rectum is continuous proximally to the ____ and distally with the ____

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  • sigmoid colon
  • anal canal
58
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the ____ and ____ terminate in the rectum

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  • teniae coli
  • epiploic appendices
59
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the rectum ends ____ to the tip of the coccyx, before the sharp _____ of the anal canal

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  • antero-inferior
  • anorectal flexure
60
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where does the foregut start and end?

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  • from oesophagus to 2nd part of duodenum
61
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what is the foregut supplied by?

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  • coeliac trunk
62
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foregut/artery arises from abdominal aorta at the level of T___?

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  • T12
63
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where does the midgut start and end?

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  • 2nd part of duodenum to the 2/3rd of the way along transverse colon
64
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what is the midgut supplied by?

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  • superior mesenteric artery?
65
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midgut artery arises from the abdominal aorta at the level of ____

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  • L1
66
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where does the hindgut start and end?

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  • 2/3rd way along transverse colon to superior part of rectum
67
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what supplies the hindgut?

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  • inferior mesenteric artery
68
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hingut artery arises from the abdominal aorta at level ____?

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  • L3

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