Stomach Flashcards

1
Q

the stomach is part of the ____ tract

A

GI

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2
Q

after food passes through the esophagus, where does it go?

A

stomach

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3
Q

in what quadrant of the body is the stomach located?

A

left upper quadrant

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4
Q

the stomach can be divided into the proximal stomach and distal stomach - within which do you find the Antrum and Pylorus?

A

distal stomach

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5
Q

the stomach can be divided into the proximal stomach and distal stomach - within which do you find the Cardia, Fundus, and Body (Corpus)

A

proximal stomach

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6
Q

the body of the stomach can also be called “_____” *hint think corporate body!

A

Corpus

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7
Q

label the parts of the stomach -

A
  1. proximal stomach
  2. distal stomach

A. cardia
B. fundus
C. body/corpus
D. antrum
E. pylorus

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8
Q

what are common risk factors for the stomach? (6)

A

H. pylori, chronic gastritis, EBV, familial syndromes, diet, smoking

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9
Q

together, in total, how many parts of the stomach are there?

A

5

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10
Q

what is most superior portion of stomach - really think about shape of stomach!

A

fundus

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11
Q

what is considered the main portion of the stomach?

A

the body/corpus

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12
Q

the pylorus is the last part of the stomach and is considered a _____

A

valve

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13
Q

which part of stomach allows food to pass into the small intestine?

A

pylorus

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14
Q

how many LAYERS make up the stomach?

A

5

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15
Q

list the five layers of the stomach from innermost to outermost *hint - same inners as esophagus

A

innermost = mucosa, then submucosa, muscularis propria, subserosa, and outermost = serosa

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16
Q

what LAYER of stomach do most stomach cancers start?

A

mucosa - like esophagus

17
Q

what helps determine stomach cancer staging?

A

depth of invasion

18
Q

what pathology makes up 90-95% of stomach cancers

A

adenocarcinoma

19
Q

what subtypes of stomach adenocarcinoma are there (2)

A
  • intestinal (better prognosis)
  • diffuse
20
Q

besides adenocarcinoma, what is the other way less common pathology of stomach cancers?

A

GIST - Gastrointestinal Stromal Tumors

21
Q

GIST stomach cancers (Gastrointestinal Stromal Tumors) arise in the _____ tissue

A

connective

22
Q

which adenocarcinoma stomach cancer has the better prognosis? and why

A
  • intestinal has better prognosis
    – diffuse grows and spreads quickly, making it harder to treat
23
Q

where would stomach cancers spread locally?

A

locally –> omenta, pancreas, diaphragm, colon, duodenum

24
Q

where would stomach cancers spread for lymphatics? *most common one

A

celiac nodes

25
Q

where would stomach cancers spread/met to distantly?

A

liver and lungs