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Histo: GI tract: mouth --> Rectum Flashcards

1
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oral cavity?

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startified squamous noncornified

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3 salivary glands?

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  1. parotid
  2. submandibular
  3. sublingual
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salivary gland products?

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  1. salivary amylase –> carbs
  2. lactoferrin and lysozymes –> antibacterial
  3. secretaory IgA: immune
    4: HCO3-: minimizes tooth decay and neutralizes heart burn
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Parotid gland

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dark pink cells
H20 based
SEROUS
product: salivary amylase

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5
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Submandibular gland

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mixed: MOSTLY SEROUS
serous demilunes created
serous: produce salivary amylase
mucous: produce mucins

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Sublingual glands

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“light pink cells” fat based

Mixed, MOSTLY MUCOUS

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7
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crown

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visible portion of teeth

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cervix

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neck of tooth

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9
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alveolous

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bony socket of tooth

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10
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enamel

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made by ameoblasts before rupturing

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dentin

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made by odontoblasts, can be regenerated, not as hard as enamel

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12
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glands of tongue

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mucous: fatty, light pink = glands of Nuhn
serous: darker pink; H2o based = von ebner’s glands

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sulcus terminalis

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separates anterior 2/3 from posterior 1/3

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foramen cecum

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deep concavity in middle of tongue

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4 lingual papillae?

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  1. Filliform: “scrapers” no taste buds
  2. Fungiform: “mushrooms” have taste buds
  3. Circumvallate: 8-12, anterior to sulcus terminalis, have taste buds.
  4. Foliate papillae: vertical furrows, no taste buds
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ductal cells of salivary gland

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reabsorb Na/Cl ; secrete K/HCO3

results in hypotonicity of saliva

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17
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4 layers of gut tube?

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  1. Mucosa (epithelium, LP, Muscularis mucosa)
  2. submucosa
  3. muscularis externa
  4. adventitia/serosa
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Mucosa

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innermost layer

  1. epithelium: protective, secratory, absorptive
  2. LP: loose CT tissue
  3. muscularis mucosa: inner circular layer, outer longitudinal layer
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19
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submucosa

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layer of CT w/ elastic fibers
provides mobility for mucosa
contains plexuses, nnn. PS ganglia

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muscularis externa

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maintains tone, propels bolus

inner circular layer, outer longitudinal layer

21
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adventitia/serosa

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outermost layer of dense CT

SEROSA = completely covered

22
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pits/crypts

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invaginations of GI tract as progresses down

evaginations = vili

23
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goblet cells

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increase in number as go down GI tract

NO GOBLET CELLS IN STOMACH

24
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esophagus

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stratified squamous, noncornified

submucosa: in star shape

25
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cardioesophageal jn.

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cardiac sphincter

change from stratified squamous to simple columnar

26
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stomach

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simple columnar

submucosa: extended into ruggae

27
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cardiac region

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surface mucous cells

undifferentiated cells

28
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fundic region

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mucous neck cells
parietal cells
zymogenic chief cells
enteroendocrine cells

29
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pyloric region

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mucous neck cells

G cells

30
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surface mucous cells:

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secrete pH neutral mucous to protect stomach epithelium

31
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mucous neck cells

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secrete acidic mucous and HCO3-

32
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parietal cells

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secrete HCl which activates pepsinogen

secrete IF

33
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chief cells

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produce enzymes pepsinogen: protein digesetion

lipase: initiates fat digestion

34
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gastric enteroendocrine cells “ G cells”

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secrete gastrin

35
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microvilli

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cytoplasmic projectsions seen throughout GI

36
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villi

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seen only in small intestine

37
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plicae circulares

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seen in SI - circular folds

none seen in ileum

38
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3 glands of small intestine?

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exocrine glands: pancreas and liver
submucosal glands: “brunner’s glands” secrete mucous; basic pH
intestinal crypts: mucosal glands

39
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small intestine

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simple columnar epithelium

  1. enteroendocrine cells
  2. paneth cells
  3. M cells
40
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enteroendocrine cells

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secrete GIP, somatostatin, motilin, produce hormones to stimulate cells

41
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paneth cells

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secrete lysozyme and peptide defensins to defend against bacteria

42
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M cells

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capture Ag’s and present to APs in SI

43
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Peyer’s patches

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lymph nodules where m cells are found in SI

44
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large intestines

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no villi
intestinal crypts are longer and more closely packed
simple columnar epithelium
numerous goblet cells

45
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plica semilunares

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produce sacculation of haustra b/c of longitudinal layer of tenia coli

46
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rectum

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muscularis externa incomplete

plicae transversales: 2 lt, 1 rt

47
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rectoanal junction

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where retum becomes anal canal

48
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pectinate line

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peithelium changes from endodermally derived simple columnar to ectodermally derived stratified squamous non-cornified

49
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anal verge

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becomes stratified squamous cornified

termination of anal canal

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