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1
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name the three parts of a mucous membrane

A

the epithelium lining the lumen
the connective tissue - lamina propria
muscularis mucosae - smooth muscle - in alimentary tract

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2
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lining of alimentary canal

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mucosa
submucosa
external muscle layers
serosa

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3
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mucosa of gut wall three layers

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epithelium
lamina propria - may have lymphocytes or mucosal gland
muscularis mucosae

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4
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submucosa of gut wall composition

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connective tissue
glands 
arteries 
veins 
nerves 
not a rigid layer and may have glands that produce secretory products into lumen.
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5
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muscular external of gut wall two layers

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inner circular layer

outer longitudinal layer - cigar shaped flat nuclei

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serosa of gut wall

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simple sqamous epithelium called the mesothelium
and a thin layer of connective tissue

maybe arteries, veins and nerves inbetween in mesentery

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7
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lining of oesophagus mucosa

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epithelium - pseudostratified
lamina propria - loose connectiv etissue with blood and lymph vessels, some smooth muscle and some immune cells.
muscularis mucosae - thin layer of smooth muscle cells

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submucosa of oesphagus

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connective tissue with mucus secreting glands

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muscularis externa of oesophagus

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smooth muscle layer

with inner circular layer and outer longitudinal layer

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10
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outer surface of oesophagus

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adventitia - thin connective tissue

no serosa

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11
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lining of stomach

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gastric mucosa 
muscularis mucosae 
submucosa 
muscularis externa 
ruge - foldings
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lining of jejunum

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jejunal mucosa - simple columnar epithelium, lamina propria, muscular mucosae
submucosa
muscularis externa
permanent plicae circulares with vili and micro vili to increase sa.

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lining of large intestine

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muscularis muclosea - simple columnar epithelium of the crypts of leiberkuhn 
lymphoid tissue
muscosa 
submucosa 
muscularis externa
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tracheal wall

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epithelium - pseudostraftified ciliated
lamina propria - with elastic fibres
submucosa with seromuscous glands (serous darker stained)
c shaped cartilage

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bronchus lining

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epithelium - pseudostratified  ciliated 
smooth muscle 
submucosa wiht glands 
complete rings of cartilage 
may see vein/ artery
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16
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lining of bronchiole

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epithelium - simple columnar ciliated
smooth muscle
alveoli - no cartilage

17
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alveoli

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type 1 squamous cells
type 2 cuboidal cells to produce surfactant.
many macrophages

18
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lining of ureter

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transitional epithelium
lamina propria - fibroelastic
no submucosa
muscularis externa

19
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where do mucous membranes line?

A

internal tubes that open to the exterior

20
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lining of bladder

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transitional epithelium
smooth muscle of lamina propria
muscularis external
penile ureth

21
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lining of urethra

A

transitional epi
lamina propria muscularis
adentura
penile uretra is stratifed columnar epitheleium

22
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what are serous membranes

give the two layers

A

two part membranes that line certain closed body cavities

simple squamous epithelium (mesothelium)
thck layer of connective tissue that attached the eipthelium ot adjacent tissues

23
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serous membrane of pericardial sac

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parietal serosa of pericardium
visceral serosa of pericardium
(lubricating fluid inbetween)

24
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serous membrane of pleural sac

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parietal pleura

visceral pleura

25
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serous lining of peritoneum

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parietal peritoneum

visceral peritoneum

26
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mesentery

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a strand of serous lining that folds back

27
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components of a serous membrane and where are they?

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simple squamous eptihelia - mesothelium - secretes lubricant 
connective tissue (with nerves and vessels)

line closed body cavities e.g. peritoneum, pleural and pericardial

28
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components of a serous membrane

A 
simple squamous eptihelia - mesothelium - secretes 
connective tissue (with nerves and vessels)
29
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where are mucous membranes and what do they consist of?

A

internal tubes that open to the exterior - alimentary, respiratory and urinary tract

epithelium
connective tissue (lamina propria)
smooth muscle - muscularis mucosae in the alimentary tract

30
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what does mucosa / mucosae?

A

a mucous membrane plural and singular

31
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what does serosa and serosae mean?

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serous membrane plural and singular

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