Test 3- jejunum/ilium/colon Flashcards
where does the ileum end
at the ileocecal junction
where does jejenum begin and what is it held in place by
begins at duodenal junction
held in place by mesentery
atrial supply of jejenum and ileum
branches from superior mesenteric artery (right colic, middle colic and iliocolic arteries)
- Branches form arterial arcades
- -arcades lead to vasa recta
- –vasa recta lead to straight arteries
venous drainage of jejunum and ileum
by superior mesenteric vein
joins w splenic vein to form hepatic porta;
What are lacteals and where are they located
specialized lymphatic vessels in intestinal villi
absorb fat and fat soluble vit.
Parasympathetic supply of small intestine
Vagus
sympathetic supply of small intestine
greater spanchnic nerve and celiac plexus
lesser splanchnic nerve and superior mesenteric plexus
Jejunum and ileum mixxed innervation
-superior mesenteric artery and branches served by the periarterial nerve plexus
what are sensory fibres sensitive and insensitive to and where do the fibres synapse
insensitive- cutting/burning
sensitive- distention and transient ischemia
synapse in either the celiac or superior mesenteric gangla and then spinal cord
4 features of large intestine
Teniae coli- thickend bands of longitudinal muscle
Haustra- pouches
omental appendices- small fatty appendices
caliber- large diameter
Atrial supply of cecum and appendix
cecum- ileocolic artery
appendix- appendicular artery
venous drainage of cecum and appendix
ileocolic vein–> superior mesenteric vein
SNS and PNS of cecum and appendix
SNS- lesser splanchnic–> superior mesenteric plexus
PNS- Vagus nerves
Arterial supply and venus drainage of ascending colon and right colic flexure
atrial- ileocolic and right colic arteries
drain- ileocolic and right colc veins–> superior mesenteric verin
SNS and PNS of ascending colon and right colic flexure
SNS- lesser splanchnic nerve to superior mesenteric plexus
PNS- vagus nerve