Stomach Flashcards

-includes Physiology and stomach evacuation

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1
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nerve supply of the stomach that gives pain sensation and its origin

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a

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2
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nerve supply of the stomach thats secretory and its origin

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a

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3
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lymphatic drainage of the stomach

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a

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4
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venous drainage of the left and right gastric veins

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a

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5
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venous drainage of the right gastroepiploic vein

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a

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6
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venous drainage of the short gastric and the left gastroepiploic vein

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a

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7
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relation of the posterior surface of the stomach

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a

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8
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nemerate the 5 arterial supply of the stomach and its origin

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a

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9
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the right gastric and the right gastroepiploic arteries are connected together through _______which is an important structure for __________ janction

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a

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10
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anterior relation of the stomach

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11
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the greater omentum gives three peritoneal attachment mention them

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a

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12
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attachment of the gastrophrenic and gastrosplenc ligament

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a

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13
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contents of the gastrosplenic ligament

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a

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14
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attachment of the greater omentum

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a

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15
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the posterior surface of the greater omentum gives to attachment / related to 2 structures . mention

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a

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16
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contents of the greater omentum

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17
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attachment of the lesser omentum

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18
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content of the lesser omentum

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a

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19
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cardiac and the pyloric orfice is located at the level of

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T10 and L1

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20
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the physiological sphincter of the stomach and why

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a

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21
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the true anatomical sphincteor of the stomach

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a

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22
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numerate the 2 curvatures of the stomach and their relation

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a

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23
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part of the stomach the is usually full of gas

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a

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24
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the inner circular mucle of the gastric masculosa forms a tructure called

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pyloric sphincter

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25
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histological feature of the masculosa of the stomach

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a

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26
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compare the gastric pits in each stomach region

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a

27
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numerate the lining cells of the puloric gland and their secretion

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a

28
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cardiac gland is maily lined by what type of cell ?

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a

29
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numerate the 5 cells lining the fundic gland and their location

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a

30
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stem cells of the fundic gland differentiate into

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a

31
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enteroendocrine cell of the fundic gland of the stomach is subdivided according to the lumen into

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a

32
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enteroendocrine cells of the fundic gland secretes_____

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a

33
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peptic cell/cheif cells of the fundic gland secretes _________and mention their shape and their cytoplasm feature

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a

34
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cell the contains the intraccellular canaliculli and the tubulovesicular system in the stomach

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a

35
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the oxyntine cells have 2 functions mention them

A

a

36
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mention the histological changes the tubuluvesicular system undergoes during active secretion

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a

37
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oxyntine cells are occupied with no secretory/secretory granules

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a

38
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function of the mucus neck cells

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a

39
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mucosa of the fundic region is lined by _______ which secretes mucus that is ________ in nature and protects it from

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a

40
Q

lamina propria of the stomach contains

A

a

41
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stomach region which secretes the main gastric bulb

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a

42
Q

mention the histological changes in which the mucosa and submucosa of the stomach undergoes when it empt

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it display longitudinal folds and when it is distended the gastric rugea disappears

43
Q

in the intestinal phase , 3 hormones secretion are stimulated mention and why

A

a

44
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what happens in the gastric phase

A

a

45
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what stimulates gastrin secretion and what inhibits it

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a

46
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the neurotransmitter of the mechanical/chmical stimulation of gastrin is called

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bombesin

47
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The neauro transmitter of vagal stimulation of the gastain is called

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acetylcholine

48
Q

in incondition reflex mention ( stimulus , receptor , center , afferent ) and what inhibits it

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a

49
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in conditioned reflex mention ( stimulus , receptor , center , afferent )

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a

50
Q

the cephalic phase originates from and are transmitted through

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a

51
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in the cephalic phase, 2 hormones are released mention them and which is released in high proportion

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a

52
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vagal stimulation ( cephalic phase ) can excites the stomach secretion in 2 ways directly and indirectly mention them .

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a

53
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pepsin in stomach converts protein into ________ and not into ________

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a

54
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intriscis factor of the gastric juice is important for _________________ at the ________ of the small intestine

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a

55
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numerate constituents of the gastric juice

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a

56
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numerate 5 functions of the HCL

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a

57
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numerate the stimulus for parital/oxyntine cells to secrete HCL and their inhibiters

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a

58
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in short words explain the formation of HCL

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a

59
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why is the urine excreted adfter postprandial is very alkaline in nature

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a

60
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the optimum ph for pepsin to function

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aa

61
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the optimum ph for gastric lipase to function

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a

62
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mention the sympathetic effect on the stomach

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a

63
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mention the parasympathetic effect on the stomach

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a