Histology Flashcards
L1: _______ are specialized epithelial cells that function as antigen-presenting cells in the GI tract.
M cells
L1: Along the length of the small intestine, the amount of lymphatic tissue ______ from proximal to distal.
increases
L1: Along the length of the small intestine, the number of goblet cells ______ from proximal to distal.
increases
L1: Along the length of the small intestine, the number of villi ______ from proximal to distal.
decreases
L1: Brunner’s glands release _______.
bicarbonate
L1: Crypts of Lieberkuhn are located in the _______.
small intestine
L1: In the small intestine, stem cells are abundant in the ________.
lower third of crypts
L1: The central lymphatic vessel in a small intestinal villus is a called a _______.
lacteal
L1: The esophagus is line by _______-type epithelium
stratified squamous
L1: The muscularis externa is involved in ________.
peristalsis
L1: What structure is unique to the duodenal segment of the small intestine?
Brunner’s Glands
L2: ________ is an apical surface enzyme on ______ cells that converts trypsinogen to trypsin.
Enterokinase; enterocytes
L2: A cells: secrete _____.
glucagon
L2: Acid secretion in the stomach is induced by _______.
gastrin and histamine
L2: Chief cells secrete ______.
pepsinogen