Upper GI Anatomy Flashcards

1
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mouth components

A
  • lips (opening)
  • tongue (floor)
  • cheeks (walls)
  • hard & soft palates (roof)
  • uvula (posterior border)
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2
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teeth

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32

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3
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maxilla

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upper jaw / hard palate. where upper teeth are

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4
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mandible

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movable lower jaw, where lower teeth are

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5
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types of teeth

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  1. incisors (8)
  2. canines (4)
  3. premolars (8)
  4. molars (12)
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6
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incisors

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chisel shaped teeth

for biting

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7
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canines

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pointed teeth

for tearing

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8
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premolars

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increasingly flat teeth

for grinding

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9
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molars

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flat teeth

for crushing

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10
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parts of tooth

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  1. crown - visible
  2. neck - upper part of gums
  3. root - in alveolar process of jaw bone
  4. pulp cavity - center of tooth
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11
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pulp cavity purpose

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contains nerves & blood vessels

allows for sensation of heat, cold, pain

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12
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teeth materials

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  1. dentin

2. enamel

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13
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dentin

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bone-like substance that makes up most of each tooth

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14
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enamel

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very hard connective tissue that protects the tooth at the surface of the crown

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15
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tongue anatomy

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muscle
attached to mouth floor via lingual frenulum (vertical mucous membrane)
covered in papillae (3 types) - raised bumps

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16
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types of papillae

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  1. circumvallate
  2. fungiform
  3. filiform
17
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tastebuds

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chemical receptors stimulated by chemical composition of food
located on circumvallate & fungiform papillae, also on mouth surface and pharynx wall

18
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pharynx

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throat

connects mouth to esophagus

19
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sections of pharynx

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  1. nasopharynx (where air enters nasal cavity)
  2. oropharynx
  3. laryngopharynx
20
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pharynx muscles

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  1. circumferential outer layer
  2. inner longitudinal layer
    contract alternatively –> peristalsis to move food down to esophagus
21
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esophagus

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extends from pharynx –> stomach via opening in diaphragm

muscular tube, 4 layers of tissue

22
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digestive tract tissues - esophagus to large int.

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  1. mucosa
  2. submucosa
  3. muscularis externa
  4. outermost: serosa
23
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mucosa

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innermost gi tract tissue (lines the interior). secretes mucus into the interior of gi tract

24
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submucosa

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2nd layer of gi tract tissue

contains:
- blood & lymph vessels
- lymph nodes
- nerves
- mucous glands

25
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muscularis externa

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3rd. layer of gi tract tissue
contains 2 layers of muscle:
- outer longitudinal fibers
- inner circumferential fibers

26
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serosa

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outermost layer of gi tract tissues

cells make serous fluid (reduced friction btwn organs)

27
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stomach shape

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  • backward c shaped organ

- 2 curvitures: lesser & greater

28
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stomach location

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  • along left side of abdomen
  • below diaphragm
  • covered by peritoneum
29
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greater curvature

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convex

extends outward on longer side of stomach

30
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lesser curvature

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concave

extends inward on shorter side of stomach

31
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peritoneum

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serous membrane covering the stomach

divided into lesser & greater omentum

32
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lesser omentum

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part of peritoneum that attaches lesser curvature to the liver

33
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greater omentum

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  • part of peritoneum that attaches greater curvature to posterior wall of abdomen
  • hangs down like apron covering transverse colon & anterior small int.
34
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parts of stomach (4)

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  1. cardia: where food enters esophagus
  2. fundus: dome shaped top of stomach (just under diaphragm)
  3. body: wider mid-portion
  4. pyloric region: final part of stomach before chyme –> small int.
35
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cardiac sphincter

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how food enters into stomach from esophagus

also called lower esophageal sphincter

36
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rugae

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folds w/in stomach wall that allow the stomach to expand & store food when full

37
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oblique layer of stomach

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3rd (extra) muscular layer of stomach that allows for more efficient mixing of stomach contents