Lec 1 Flashcards

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Why digestion it’s important

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/because the body can not be benefit from food and fluid without digestion

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What is the pharynx composed of .

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1-mucosa
Epithelium : non keratinised squamous epithelium
Lamina propiria ; dense fibrous layer contain elastic fibres and mucus glands
Muscular is mucosa ; not found in
2-submucosa : not found
3- muscularis externa : outer oblique and inner longitudenal striated muscle
4-fibrous tissue : thin layer of fibrous connective tissue that connect the pharynx to adjacent structures

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3
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What is oral cavity composed of

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Regenerative stratified epithelium
Submucosal connective tissue

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What is the most variable component and what does it contain

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Mucosa or mucus membrane contains
1-surface epithelium
2-lamina properia
3- muscularis mucosa

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What is the digestive system

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Serious of hollow organs joined together in long twisting tube from mouth to the anus

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What is the difference between adventitia and serosa

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Adventitia: continuous with adjacent organ or tissue
Serosa: lining the gut wall which is free and mobile

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What is the constitution and function of adventita

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Constitution: two layer of loose connective tissue (fibrous or adipose )
Function: covering the external surface of an organ and serving to hold the organ on it’s place and bind to adjacent tissues

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What are types of hormone secretions

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Paracrine : hormones that have the ability to affect only the vicinity of gland secreting it
Autocrine: hormones that have the ability to connect to its receptors such as pain and inflammation
Endocrine: hormone have the ability to secreting hormone to stream or tissues directly
Exocrine: glands secreting hormones via ducts

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What are the two nerve plexus that the centric US made up of in the wall of the gut

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Submucesal plexus: missehets plexus mesentric plexus: aurpach plexus

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What are the divisions of nervous system and which ‘ one is related to digestive system

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Somatic NS and autonomic NS and autonomic contain sympathetic ns and para sympathetic ns and enteric which is related digestive system

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Submucosa constitution function and contents

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Fibroelastic loses connective tissue contain vessels and nerves of submucosal plexus (misseners plexus) and allow expansion during passage of food

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Serosa composition and function

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Consist of layer of cells and thin layer of connective tissue and secrets serial fluid that reduce from friction during movement

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Secretion about __ __ ml/day
Saliva, TCL, bi le and variety of enzymes secreted by

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7500 - exocrine glands

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14
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. Palmitic saturated or no
Aleic acid saturated or not
leinolenic saturated or not

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Saturated
Not saturated (one double bond )
Not saturated (two double bonds )

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OEsophagus

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Mucosa e non keratinised squamous epithelium prevent fear and wear
Submucosa: allow expansion during passage of food

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What is the upper and lower parts of esophagus composed of

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Upper part: striated muscle fibre
Lower part: smooth muscle siber

17
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By which complex process we can exples the remaining of wastes as fences

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Defecation

18
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Flattend or folded
Esophagi’s - stomach - duodenum - small intestine - large intestine

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Flattened-folded _ flattened - folded-flattened

19
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How does the motility occur?

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By contraction of the walls of the tract mix and move food from mouth to the anus controlled by nervous system and hormones

20
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How does secretion and motility of the gut regulated

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By refluxes of 1-autonomic nervous system 2- enteric system 3-hormones

21
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Muscularis external
constitution
function
content

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Tow thick layer of smooth muscle
nerves of mesentric nervous plexus auerpach plexus
Responsible for local movement of the tract and transport along the tract