L 23 - Digestion and Absorption Flashcards

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What are the two types of villus cells?

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  1. Goblet cells = mucus secreting 2. Columnar absorptive cells
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What are the three Crypt cell types?

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  1. Columnar cells 2. Paneth cells 3. Stem cells
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What is the histological difference when comparing Jejunum and Ileum to the Duodenum?

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J and I: longer villi and no brunner’s glands

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What layer are the crypts of Lieberkuhn located?

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in the lamina propria of the mucosa - open between base of villi

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Which cells are only found in ruminants and horses?

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Paneth cells = produce immune mediators and peptidases

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What are the 3 specialisations for absorption in the small intestine?

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  1. Plicae 2. villi 3. microvilli
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What fold at the apical of the cell membrane and are known as the “brush border”?

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Microvilli

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What are plicae?

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mucosal/submucosal folds

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What are enterocytes and where are they found?

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Simple columnar epi cells found in the small intestines - absorptive cells -ovoid basal nucleus

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10
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What is the brush border on microvilli made out of ?

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Glycocalyx

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What type of cells are these?

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Paneth cells: only found in horses and ruminants - prominent eosiniphillic granules: = antibacterial role (peptidase and lysozymes)

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What type of cells are theses from?

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Duodenal Brunner’s glands - found in the submucosa -empty into the base of crypts -secretions: - mucuous = dogs and ruminants - serous = horses and pigs

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13
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What cells secret chloride?

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Columnar cells

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What type of cells are these?

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Goblet cells: - produce mucus so it stains poorly interspersed between columnar and villus - less numerous at tips of villi

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15
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Which cells produce mucus in the small intestine?

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  1. goblet cells on villi 2. submucosal glands = brunner’s glands in duodenum 3. submucosal glands = mucous in dogs and pigs
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16
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Where are digestive enzymes secreted from in the small intestines?

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Surface columnar absorptive cells 2. paneth cells (in ruminants and horses)

17
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Describe the histology of the large intestine

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  1. longer, less coiled simple tubular intestinal glands with MANY GOBLET CELLS = lots of mucus 2. NO submucosal glands 3. NO paneth cells
18
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What factors will inhibit Na absorption?

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  1. increase in cAMP (prostaglandins, cholera toxin) 2. increase in cGMP (E coli toxic agent) 3. increase in intracellular calcium (acetyl choline)
19
Q

What uses primary active transport ?

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Amino acids

20
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What uses secondary active transport and facilitated diffusion?

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Monosaccharides

21
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What uses Diffusion?

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Monoglycerides