digestive glands Flashcards

1
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the liver and pancreas are derived from

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endoderm

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the pancreas characteristics

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  • retroperitoneal
  • secretes insulin and glucagon
  • contains islets of langerhans
  • centroacinar and intercalated duct cells secrete carbonate rich fluid
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3
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the pancreas has same ducts as the salivary glands except

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  • it contains centroacinar cells
  • has no striated ducts or myoepithelial cells
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4
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the pancreas is

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a major exocrine gland of digestive tract with well developed acinar duct system

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5
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gherilin is one of the hormones that stimulates

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hunger

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6
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the liver

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  • the largest internal organ
  • 4 lobes
  • covered in capsule and mesothelium
  • major interface between blood and digestive system
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7
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main function of the liver

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  • production of bile
  • hydrolysis
  • uptake of fats in duodenum
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the lobes of the liver

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  • the right lobe
  • the left lobe
  • the caudate lobe
  • the quadrate lobe
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9
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the hepatic venous portal system

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  • hepatic arteries bring oxygen and nutrients to liver
  • blood flows through sinusoidal capillaries in the portal triad of the hepatic lobules
  • central veins of lobules merges together and drain blood via the hepatic vein
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10
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hepatocytes

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  • key cells of liver
  • functionally diverse cells
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function of hepatocytes

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  • exocrine function
  • secretion of bile components
  • synthesis and endocrine secretion into blood of plasma proteins
  • gluconeogenesis
  • detoxification
  • deamination (urea production)
  • glucose storage
  • iron storage
  • vitamin A storage
  • removal of erythrocytes by Kupffer cells
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12
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the hepatic lobule

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  • blood drainage
  • always contains a portal triad
  • drains blood from the portal vein and hepatic artery to the hepatic or central vein
  • hepatocytes have an endocrine function here as blood flows past them
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13
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the portal triad

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contains a bile duct, hepatic arteriole, and portal vein

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14
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the portal lobule

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  • drains bile from hepatocytes to the bile duct
  • hepatocytes have an exocrine function here
  • drain in a triangular form to the bile
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15
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hepatic acini

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  • oxygenation of hepatocytes
  • organization for oxygenation of hepatocytes
  • most oxygenated near portal triads (hepatic arteriole supplies blood)
  • least oxygenated at central vein
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16
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hepatocytes are supplied oxygen by

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hepatic arterioles

17
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what drains bile from hepatocytes?

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bile ducts

18
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what drains blood past the hepatocytes into the central vein?

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  • portal vein
19
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kupffer cells

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detect and phagocytose old RBCs

20
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the gallbladder

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  • stores and accumulates bile
  • absorbs water and electrolytes
  • maintains bile
  • muscular for contractions of bile into duodenum
  • has muscularis externa
  • dilates through extension of mucosal folds
21
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storage of electrolytes and minerals can cause

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gall bladder stones