Liver and Pancreas Flashcards

1
Q

Pancreas development:

_____ -> _____ -> pancreas

pancreas arises from dorsal and ventral _________

A

endoderm -> foregut

pancreatic buds

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2
Q

where do pancreatic buds appear?

A

caudal part of foregut, appearing on either side of the duodenum

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3
Q

most of the pancreas comes from which bud? Which parts of pancreas?

A

dorsal pancreatic bud

part of head, body, and tail

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4
Q

ventral pancreatic bud develops near

A

bile duct entry into duodenum

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5
Q

in pancreatic development, the duodenum rotates to the right to become c-shaped.
The ventral bud rotates to lie _____ to dorsal bud and they ______

A

posterior

fuse

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6
Q

what does the pancreatic duct come from?

A

fused ducts of the ventral and dorsal buds

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7
Q

ventral pancreatic bud becomes the

A

head of the pancreas

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8
Q

_____ and ______ cells develop before _____ cells in the pancreas

A

glucagon and somatostatin before insulin

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9
Q

when does insulin secretion begin?

A

10 weeks

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10
Q

uncommon anomaly that arises when ventral pancreatic bud fuses with dorsal bud around duodenum, forming a ring

A

annular pancreas

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11
Q

what happens in exocrine pancreas?

A

exocrine secretion of digestive proenzymes

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12
Q

acinus (secretory unit) of exocrine pancreas contains two cell types:

A

acinar cells

centroacinar cells - secrete fluid; beginning of duct system

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13
Q

path of exocrine product from pancreas to duodenum

A

intercalated duct –> intralobar duct –> interlobular duct –> main pancreatic duct –> common bile duct –> papilla of Vater –> duodenum

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14
Q

how can gallstones cause pancreatitis

A

they can get stuck in the papilla of Vater and enzymes can’t get out of pancreas

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15
Q

in the 4th week, the caudal part of the foregut gives rise to the _________ (liver development)

A

hepatic diverticulum

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16
Q

hepatic diverticulum enlarges and divides into (2)

A

primordium of the liver

biliary apparatus

17
Q

hepatic cords (primordial liver) anastamose to give _____

mesenchyme (primordial liver) gives rise to _____

A

sinusoids

Kupffer cells

18
Q

the biliary apparatus develops from the _____ portion of the hepatic diverticulum and gives rise to _____

A

caudal

gallbladder

19
Q

what are Kupffer cells?

A

liver macrophages

20
Q

by week 9, the liver is ____ % of total fetal weight

bile formation begins during week ____

A

10%

week 12

21
Q

In liver development, mesentary is ______ (think layered)

the ________ attaches lesser curvature of stomach to the liver and duodenum

the _______ attaches the liver to the anterior abdominal wall

A

double-layered

lesser omentum

falciform ligament

22
Q

describe afferent blood supply to liver

A

it’s dual

hepatic artery - oxygenated blood

portal vein - deoxygenated, but nutrient-rich, blood from GI and spleen

23
Q

hepatic vein drains from liver to

A

IVC

24
Q

bile flows to and from liver through the

A

cystic duct

25
Q

how are hepatocytes organized in the liver?

A

hexagon-shaped lobules and aligned in sheets that are 1-2 cells thick

26
Q

vascular space between hepatic plates

contains Kupffer cells

A

sinusoids

27
Q

plasma-filled cavity between blood vessel endothelial cells and hepatocytes

A

Space of Disse

28
Q

what are portal areas in the liver for, and what are they composed of?

A

allow blood flow through liver

composed of hepatic arteriole, portal venule, and bile duct

29
Q

vein at the center of a classic hepatic lobule

drains blood from sinusoids –> hepatic vein –> IVC

A

centrilobular vein

30
Q

hepatocytes live for ____ days, meaning the liver can _____

A

150 days

regenerate

31
Q

obstruction of the biliary tract characterized by degeneration of hepatocytes and formation of fibrous tissue

A

Cirrhosis

32
Q

what does the gallbladder do?

A

stores, concentrates, and releases bile

33
Q

gallbladder is lined with (tissue)

A

simple columnar epithelium

34
Q

two types of gallstones (cholethiasis)

A

cholesterol stones

pigment stones