TOPIC 7C. The unilocular stomach, blood supply and innervation Flashcards
unilocular stomach
single chambered
what kind of stomach do carnivores have
simple glandular
what kind of stomach do eq, sus have
simple composite - pars glandularis and non-glandularis
what kind of stomach do ruminants have
complex composite - pars glandularis (omasum) and pars non-glandularis (abomasum, rumen and reticulum)
major division of stomach
pars cardiaca fundus ventriculi corpus ventriculi pars pylorica curvatura major and minor facies parietalis and visceralis incisura angularis
layers of the stomach
mucosa
submucosa
muscularis
peritoneum
what are the two parts of the mucosa marked by in eq
margo plicatus
name the two types of muscle in the muscular layer of the stomach
circular - sphincter muscles of pyloris and cardiac region
longitudinal - longitudinal and external and internal oblique
where is incisura angularis
curvature minor
name the 3 regions of gastric glands in the stomach
cardiac, plyoris and gastric
whats secreted in cardiac and pyloric glandular regions
mucous
what cells are in gastric region of stomach
parietal - H+, cl-, b12 absorption
chief - pepsinogen
neck - mucous
what arteries supply the stomach
a coeliaca branches:
a lienalis
a hepatica
a gastrica sin
where do veins end up after draining stomach
vena portae - liver
what nerves innervate the stomach
PS - n vagus
S - reach stomach through arteries