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The GI tract Flashcards

1
Q

What are organs grouped into?

A

alimentary canal and accessory organs

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2
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Alimentary canal

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a tube from lips to anus

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3
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What are the segments of the canal?

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Mouth, Pharynx, Oesophagus, Stomach, Small intestine, large intestine

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4
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What are the three body cavities?

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Thoracic cavity, Abdominal/ Pelvic cavity, and the body wall enclosing the cavities

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5
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What is the Thoracic cavity lined with?

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lined with endothoracic fascia

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6
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Abdominal and pelvic cavity

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lined with transversalis fascia

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Fascia

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A thin layer of connective tissue that surrounds and holds organs

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What is the body wall composed of?

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skin, double layer of fascia, muscles and inner fascia

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9
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What is the serous membrane?

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lines the abdominal cavity, made up of a layer of simple squamous epithelial cells supported by a layer of connective tissue layer that attaches to an underlying structure

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10
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What are the 3 different types of serous membrane

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Parietal serosa, Visceral serosa and Connecting serosa

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Parietal serosa

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lines the wall of the cavity

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Visceral serosa

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lines the organs

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Connecting serosa

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makes serous fluid (peritoneal fluid), functions to stop adhesions among organs

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Peritoneum

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thin serous membrane, it lines the abdominal and pelvic cavities

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15
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Connecting peritoneum

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connects the visceral and parietal peritoneum

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16
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Parietal and visceral peritoneum

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continuous with each other and connecting peritoneum

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17
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Peritoneal pouches

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excavations of peritoneum into the pelvic cavity

18
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Peritoneal cavity in males and females

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In males it is a completely closed sac, in females it has two small openings (uterine tubes)

19
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What are the walls of the peritoneal cavity separated by?

A

thin films of serous fluid, it is only potential space

20
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Mesentery Connecting Peritoneum

A

between intestinal and the abdominal wall

21
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Ligament connecting peritoneum

A

between visceral and parietal peritoneum

22
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Fold connecting peritoneum

A

between two visceral peritoneum

23
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Omentum connecting peritoneum

A

between the stomach and abdominal organs/ abdominal wall

24
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What are the common layers of the alimentary tract?

A

Tunica mucosa, Tunica submucosa, Tunica muscularis and Tunica serosa

25
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Tunica mucosa

A

next to the lumen and protected by a layer of mucus

26
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Tunica submucosa

A

Dense connective tissue that may have glands, Meissner’s plexus

27
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Tunica muscularis

A

Smooth or skeletal muscle, auerbachs plexus

28
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Tunica serosa

A

Loose connective tissue

29
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What is the Tunica mucosa split into?

A

Laminae epithelialis mucosa, Lamina Propria, Lamina muscularis mucosae

30
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Laminae epithelialis mucosa

A

Surface epithelium , rests on a basal membrane

31
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Lamina propria

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Layer of connective tissue, e.g mucosal glands, blood vessels and lymphoid structures

32
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Lamina muscularis mucosae

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not always present, thin layers of smooth muscle

33
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Tunica adventitia

A

serosa if organ is surrounded by other tissues

34
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Tunica serosa

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serosa if organ is suspended in body cavity

35
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Mesothelium

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what covers simple squamous epithelium in the serosa

36
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Tunica muscularis in ruminants and dogs

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entirely skeletal

37
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Tunica muscularis in Humans and Chicken

A

entirely smooth muscle

38
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Tunica muscularis in Horses and Cats

A

distal third is smooth, the rest is skeletal

39
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What are the 3 parts of the oesophagus?

A

Cervical thoracic and abdominal

40
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what does the oesophagus penetrate through?

A

penetrates the diaphragm through the oesophageal hiatus

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