Lecture 25: Upper GI Flashcards

1
Q

what are the 2 divisions of digestvie system?

A

Alimentary canal (GI tract) and accessory organs

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2
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what are the main sections of ailmentary canal

A

start:oral cavity
end:anus

-oral cavity
-pharynx
-esophagus
-stomach
-small int
-large int

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3
Q

what are the digestive accessory organs

A

teeth, tongue, salivary glands, liver, gall
bladder and pancreas.

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4
Q

boundaries of oral cavity:

A

anterior=lips
posterior=oropharyngeal isthmus
superiorly=palate
inferior=tongue/muscular diaphragm
laterally=cheeks

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5
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two parts of oral cavity

A

vestibule (space btw lips and dental arches) and oral cavity proper

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6
Q

what muscle forms corelips

A

orbicularis oris

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7
Q

how do lips connect to gum

A

frenulum. mucosal fold

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8
Q

where is uvula

A

soft palate

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9
Q

label. which tonsil is found here

A
  1. palatoglossal arch
  2. palatopharyngeal arch

palatine tonsil is located in tonsilar fossa btw these arches

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10
Q

three parts of teeth

A
  1. crown: visible
  2. root: within alveolar process of mandible/maxilla. attached to bony socket via peridontal ligament
  3. neck: contains crown/root
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11
Q

how are teeth classified

A

based on shape of crown.n. There are two
incisors, one canine, two premolars, and three molars in each half of the
upper and lower jaws

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12
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what is core of tooth made of

A

dentine covered by enamel in the crown, and cement in the root

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13
Q

pulp cavity

A

contains tooth nerves, blood vessels, lymphatic vessels. in the dentine

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14
Q

root canal

A

extntion pulp cavity into roots

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15
Q

what supplies the teeth of
the upper jaw, adjacent gingiva, and palates.

A

CN V (trigeminal), maxillary division

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16
Q
A

1.crown
2.neck
3.root
4.enamel
5.dentine
6. gingiva

17
Q

fxn tongue

A

swallowing, phonation,
tasting and chewing

18
Q

what is pharyngeal part of tongue

A

posterior 1 third

19
Q

what is oral part of tongue

A

anterior 2/3 aka body

20
Q

what separates anterior and posterior tongue

A

terminal sulcus

21
Q

which nerves supply anterior tongue

A

special sense taste: facial nerve CN VII

general sensation: trigeminal (CNV) mandibular division

22
Q

which nerve supplis posterior tongue

A

CN IX (glossopharyngeal) both special and general

23
Q

what is found on superior surface of anterior tongue

A

lingual papillae that are named based on their
shape and include filiform papillae (thread like), fungiform papillae
(mushroom like), folliate papillae (leaf like), and vallate papillae.

24
Q

what forms the psoterior third of tongue

A

lymphoid tissue, organizd into lingual tonsils

25
Q

lingual frenulum

A

midline mucosal fold attaches inferior surface of tongue to floor oral cavity

26
Q

what supplies blood totongue

A

lingual branch of the external carotid artery

27
Q

nerve supply teeth

A

CNV (V2 supplies upper teeth, V3 supplies loewr)

28
Q

where does esophagus start?

A

CVI (end point pharynx)

29
Q

where does esophagus end

A

TXI, stomach

30
Q

what mediastinum is esophagus in

A

superior and psoterioe