GIT Portions Flashcards

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Oral cavity glands + consistency produced

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  • Zygomatic
  • Parotid - serous
  • Sublingual - mucus
  • Mandibular - both
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Oesophagus Layers (out to in)

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  • serosa - connective tissue
  • tunica muscularis - longditudinal + circular muscles = peristalysis
  • submucosa - blood + lymphatics and elastic + collagen fibres
  • mucosa - non keratinized stratified squamous = glands for lubrication
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Stomach layers (out to in)

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  • muscularis externa - muscles
  • submucosa - protection
  • mucosa - gastric glands and pits
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4
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Stomach sections (monogastric)

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  • cardia
  • pyloric
  • fundic
  • body
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5
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peritoneum structures that support stomach (x4)

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  • greater omentum - stomach to duodenum
  • lessere omentum - stomach to liver
  • gastrophlenic ligament - stomach to diaphram
  • gastrosplenic ligament - stomach to spleen
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SI layers (out to in)

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  1. Serosa
  2. Subserosa
  3. Muscularis propria
  4. Tunica propria
  5. Mucosa - villi
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LI layers (out to in)

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Muscular layers
1. Serosa
2. Tunica muscularis
3. Submucosa
4. mucosa

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SI sections + functions

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  1. Duodenum - secrete mucus + bile
  2. Jejunum - absorb sugar, fatty acid, amino acid
  3. Ileum - absorb bile, vitamin
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9
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Pancreas exocrine cells name

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acini

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10
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Pancreas endocrine cells name

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Pancreatic islets of Langerhaans

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11
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LI Ceacum function

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digest cellulose by microflora (hindgut fermenters)

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12
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Liver hepatocytes functions

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synthesis of bile
synthesis of blood
storage

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13
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which artery supplies blood to the pancreas

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splenic artery

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14
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name of connective tissue that separates pancreas lobes

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septae

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15
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three portions of colon

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  1. ascending
  2. transverse
  3. descending
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16
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colon layers (out to in)

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  1. serosa
  2. tunica muscularis
  3. submucosa
  4. mucosa
17
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liver function

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removal of toxins from blood

18
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what does the liver store

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glycogen, vitamins (A + B12 + K + D), minerals (Fe + Cu)

19
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What does the liver produce

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bile, enzymes, hormones, cholesterol, tryglycerides

20
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liver functions

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protein digestion - amino acids = energy
fat digestion - breakdown fat = energy
carb metabolism - maintain blood glucose
synthesis
storage - vitamins, minerals, carbs
immunity - kupffer cells = break down red blood cells

21
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peritoneal cavity structure and function

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serous membrane = lining of abdominal cavity
composition = mesothelium + layer of connective tissue
function = support + gives blood vessels, lymphatics, nerves

22
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main artery that supplies foregut

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celiac artery

23
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main vein that drains foregut

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hepatic portal vein

24
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duodenum function

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secretes mucous and fluids
bile duct
pancreatic duct

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jejenum and illeum function
absorbs nutrients and water
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ileocaecoclic junction function
between illeum and ascending colon
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peritoneum function
serous membrane, lining of abdominal cavity
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mesentary structure and function
double lining of peritoneum, connects internal organs to body wall blood + lymphatics + nerves to internal organs
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lesser omentun vs greater omentum
lesser = stomach + proximal duodenum to Liver greater = stomach + proximal duodenum to proximal colon + proximal mesocolon
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name of artery that gives blood supply to midgut and hindgut
cranial/caudal mesenteric artery
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3 main abdominal muscles
internal abdominal poblique transverse abdominal oblique external abdominal obnlique
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inguinal ring structure + function
connective tissue opening between abdominal muscles and their aponeurosis male = spermatic cord female = round ligament
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artery that gives blood supply to abdominal wall
cranial/caudal superficial epigastric artery
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list endocrine glands
pituitary, ovary, testes, hypothalamus, thyroid, parathyroid, adrenal, pancreas