Intestines Flashcards

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What are the parts of the small intestines?

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Duodenum, jejunum and ileum

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What are the regions of the large intestine?

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Caecum, colon, rectum and anal canal

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What is the blood supply for the intestines?

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Superior mesenteric - small intestine and proximal 1/3 of large intestine
Interior mesenteric - distal 2/3 of large intestine

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What is the venous drainage of the intestines?

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Superior mesenteric vein drains small intestine and proximal 2/3 of large
Inferior mesenteric rein drains distal 1/3 of large intestine
Inferior leads to splenic vein
Superior and splenic lead to hepatic portal vein

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5
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What are the alterations of the small intestines?

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Plicae circularis, villi and microvilli

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What is plicae circularis?

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Intense folding of mucosa, increases surface area

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What travels to the small intestine by the mesentary?

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Blood nesses, lymphatic and nerves

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What cells are in the villi?

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Absorptive, goblet, enteroendocrine and paneth

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What is brunner’s gland?

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Only in the duodenum, secretes bicarb-rich mucus

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What are the features of the duodenum?

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Most dense plicae circularis
Major site of calcium and iron absorption
Brunners gland

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Where is calcium and iron absorbed?

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Duodenum

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What are the features of the jejunum?

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Long vasa recta (blood vessels)
Place circularis
Absorbed glucose, amino acids and water

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What are the features of the ilium?

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Most of the small intestine
Place circularis taper out
Contains abundant lymphoid nodules (payers patches)
Prominent lacteals
Absorbs vitamin B12
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14
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What is the gastroileal reflex?

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Removes residual matter from intestine

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15
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What does secretin do?

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Release bicarb-rich mucus from pancreas

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16
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What does CCK do?

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Release pancreatic enzymes

17
Q

What happens in the fed pattern?

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During feeding irregular contraction mix contents with digestive juices

18
Q

What happens in the fasted state?

A

Migrating motor complex begins at duodenum and propels residual matter into the colon (prevents bacteria overgrowth)

19
Q

What are the fat soluble vitamins?

20
Q

What is responsible for fluid balance?

A

Intestines

21
Q

Where are electrolytes absorbed?

A

Intestines

22
Q

What are the alterations of the large intestine?

A

Smoother mucosa (absorptive and goblet cells)
Teniae coli
Thinner circular muscle
Haustra

23
Q

What are the parts of the colon?

A

Ascending, transverse, descending and sigmoid

24
Q

Where is the defecation reflex initiated?

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Where does the large intestine begin?
Ileocaecal value
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What is the first turn of the large intestine?
Right colic/hepatic flexure
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What is the second turn of the large intestine?
Left colic/hepatic flexure
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What are austral contractions?
Mixes and aids water reabsorption, occur every 30 minutes
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Which sphincter is voluntary?
External anal sphincter
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What sphincter is involuntary?
Internal anal sphincter
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What are anal columns?
Longitudinal folds i highly vascularized
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What are hemorrhoids?
Dilation of vascular sinusoids
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What is the defecation reflex process?
Mass movement of feces (gastrocolic reflex) stretches rectal wall (signal to spine) Parasympathetic reflex initiated (contract rectal wall and relax internal sphincher) If appropriate, defecate
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What does the duodenal gland do?
Brunner's gland so it secretes alkaline fluid to neutralize ph of stomach acid going into the duodenum
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What is payers patch?
Patches of lymphoid follicles in the intestine
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What does teniae coli do?
Where circular muscles attach and can contract lengthwise to produce haustra
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What do goblet cells do?
Secrete mucous
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What do paneth cells do?
Regulate normal Flora