lab 15 Flashcards

1
Q

serosa is made of

A

areolar

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2
Q

submucosa is made of

A

areolar

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3
Q

teeth types

A

incisors
canines
premolars
molars

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4
Q

salivary gland slide

A

cosmic shit with some large darker circles (serous) and more lighter circles (mucus)

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5
Q

lesser omentum

A

connects stomach and duodenum to liver

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6
Q

pyloric antrum

A

connects to body and pyloric canal

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7
Q

stomach slide

A

lots of transparent looking cells with pink bloches, folded appearance

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8
Q

hepatopancraetic ampulla

A

where pancreatic duct joins common bile duct

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9
Q

major duodenal papilla

A

where the hepatopancreatic ampulla empties into teh duodenum

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10
Q

enzymes produced by the pancreac

A

pancreatic lipase and amylase

chymotrypsin

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11
Q

what prevents protein digesting enzymes in pancreas from digesting pancreas proteins

A

being stored in inactive forms like trypsinogen

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12
Q

liver digestive function is done by

A

hepatocytes that secrete bile

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13
Q

bile function

A

emulsify lipids

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14
Q

cystic duct

A

merges with common hepatic duct to form common bile duc

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15
Q

cells in epi layer of small intestine

A

absorptive cells and goblet cells

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16
Q

duodenal glands

A

produce mucus

17
Q

mesentery

A

fan shaped fold that connects ilium and jejunum to posterior wall of abdominal cavity

18
Q

ceceum

A

start of LI

19
Q

ileal orifice

A

where SI and LI join

20
Q

folds of the SI

A

circular folds have
intestinal villi which have
microvilli

21
Q

SI slide

A

lots of simple columnar epi on microvilli large surface area, mainly everything is pink

22
Q

appendix full name

A

vermiform appendix

23
Q

colon order

A

ascending, transverse, descendind, sigmoid

24
Q

teniae coli

A

3 longitudinal muscle bands that contract to form haustra

25
Q
A
26
Q

haustra

A

pouches in LI

27
Q

mesocolon

A

attacehs transverse and sigmoid colon to wall

28
Q

LI slide

A

very octopus tenticle like up close

zoomed out it sort of looks like one of those letter nad numbe capcha things or a wagyu steak

lots of simple columnar and goblet cells

29
Q

retroperitoneal organs

A

kidneys, pancreas

30
Q

vegetable oil + water + bile salt experiment

A

2 tubes

1: oil and water
2: oil and bile

solution before mixing
1:clear and separated
2: cloudy bile/ oil on top

after mixing
1: separated but cloudy
2: same but more yello

60 mins later
1: cloudy on top with a rounded bottom
2: clear separation

31
Q

hydrolysis

A

conversion of substrate to products by the addition of water

32
Q

digestion of protein egg experiment

A

key ideas from this lab:

enzymes need to be in their intended environments to work

eg. pepsin in an acidic one
eg. trypsin in a basic one