Final Exam Chapter 7 Flashcards
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Where is masticatory mucosa found
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Gingiva and hard pallate
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What is the surface epithelium of the masticatory mucosa
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Keritinized or parakeritinized stratified squamos epithelium
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What do superficial cells of parakeritinized stratified squamos epithelium keep
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Their nuclei
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What are the 2 parts of the lamina propria for oral mucosa
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Papillary layer and reticular layer
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What type of connective tissues are located in the lamina propria
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Papillary later = thick loose ct, reticular layer = more dense ct
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What does the papillary layer of the lamina propria contain
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Blood vessels, nerves, sensory receptors, some Meissner’s corpuscles
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Where is lining mucosa found
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On soft palate, underside of tongue, floor of mouth, cheeks, and lips
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What is the surface eptihelium of the lining mucosa
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Generally nonkeritinized stratified squamos epithelium, occasionally parakeratinized stratified squamos epi.
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What is the surface epithelium of the lips/vermillion border
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Keratinized stratified squamos epi
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What is the difference between the areas of non keratinized and keratinized within the lining mucosa
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Areas of nonkeratinized stratified squamos epi is thicker than the areas of keratinized stratified squamos epi
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What is the lamina propria like for the lining mucosa
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Loose ct with blood vessels
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What type of CT is the submucosa made of in the lining mucosa and what can they contain
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More dense CT, can have minor salivary glands,sabaecceous glands (corner) larger blood vessels and nerves too
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What are the three types of oral mucosa
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Masticatory mucosa, lining mucosa, specialized mucosa
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Where is specialized mucosa found
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On dorsal surface of tongue
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What is the surface epithelium of the specialized mucosa
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- Keratinized strat. Squamos on filiform papillae
2. Strat squamos on all other papillae
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What are 2 functions of specialized mucosa
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Move food and taste
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What is the thickness of the tongues mucosa like
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Thicker dorsally, thinner and smoother posteriorly
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What type of glands are associated with the vallate papillae of the tongue
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Small salivary (von Ebner) glands
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What do small salivary (von Ebner) glands do
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Produce serous fluid to cleanse the taste buds on the vallate papillae
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Where are taste buds located
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On all papillae except filiform papillae
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What is the lamina propria like in the mucosa of the tongue
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Loos ct, adipose possible
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What does the submucosa of the tongue contain
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Lingual salivary glands to produce prodcuts like major salivary glands
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What is special about intrinsic tongue muscle
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No external attachement
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What is the arrangement of the intrinsic tongue muscles
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Dorsal to post
- superior longitudinal muscle
- vertical muscles alternating with transverse muscles
- inferior longitudinal muscle
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What is the function of the intrinsic muscles of the tongue
Change tongue shape
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What are the ameloblasts of the teeth
Polarized columnar cells that lose following tooth eruption
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What is the function of ameloblasts
Produce enamel
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What is the enamel of the teeth like
Hardest substance in the body made of interlinked enamel rods that cannot move after tooth eruption
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What is the dentin of the tooth like
Harder than bone, contains thin dentinal tubules containing nerves and cell processes of odontoblasts
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What is predentin of the tooth like
Precursor to dentin before mineralization
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What are odontoblasts of the tooth like
Columnar cells lining pulp cavity surviving in adults
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What is the function of the odontoblasts
Repair and produce dentin/ maintain dentists
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Where is dental pulp located and what is it
Ct with many blood vessels and nerves in dental papilla
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What is the potential problem of dental papilla
Extensive inflammation
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What are the 3 types of salivary glands
Parotid, submandibular, sublingual
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Which gland is the largest salivary gland
The parotid gland but it produces 30% of total salivary output
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What sickness affects the parotid gland most
Mumps, the facial nerve passes through
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Which gland is 100% serous producing
Parotid gland
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What 3 products are produced by the parotid gland
1. Salivary amylose and lipase
2. Lysozome (antimicrobial)
3. Secretory IgA (immunity)
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How large is the submandibular gland
It is a smaller gland but produces 60% of total salivary output
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Is the submandibular gland serous producing
Yes! Has serous demilumes
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What is the size of the sublingual gland
Smallest gland producing 5% of total salivary ouput
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All serous products of sublingual glands come from where
Serous demilunes = no separate serous acini
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How is saliva secretion stimulated
By autonomic efferent impulses
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What will parasympathetic impulses do in saliva secretion
Increase the amount of watery secretion
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What will sympathetic impulses do in saliva secretion
They will result in decreased amount of saliva with a thicker consistency this results in dryer oral cavity
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What are 3 things within the luminal wall mucosa
Surface epithelium, lamina propria (loose ct), muscularis mucosae (smooth muscle)
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What part of the luminal wall contains dense ct, larger blood vessels, and submucosal (Meissner) plexus
The submucosa
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What is the function of the submucosa within the luminal wall
Influence mucosa
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What is the fiber orientation of the muscularis externa within the luminal wall
Inner circular and outer longitudinal layers (normal pattern)
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What part of the luminal wall structure contains myenteric (Auerbach) plexus and typically is smooth muscle
Muscularis externa
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What is the function of the muscularis external of the luminal wall
Influence myenteric plexus
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What is next to the muscularis externa of the luminal wall?
Serosa or adventitia
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Which one serosa or adventitia has ct
Adventitia
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Does serosa or adventita have and edge of simple squamos epithelium that is serous producing
Serosa
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What is the function of the esophagus
Transfer bolus to stomach from the oropharynx
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What is the surface epithleium of the mucosa of esophagous
Stratified squamos = needed b/c of friction
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What part of the esophagus contains langerhans cells and what do they do?
The surface epithelium of mucosa that is an APC with some phagocytosis possible
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What type of connective tissue is with the mucosa of the esophagus
Loos areolar ct
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Where can esophageal cardiac glands be found
In the lamina propria of the esophagus near the stomach, and pharynx for an inch
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What is the function of esophageal cardiac glands
Produce neutral mucus to protect esophageal epithelium
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What layer of the mucosa of the esophagus is a discontinuous layer of the longitudinal muscle
Muscularis mucosae
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What is the thickness like for muscularis mucosae of the esophagus
Thinner distally by the pharynx and thicker proximally by the stomach
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What type of ct is in the submucosa of the esophagus
Dense fibroelastic ct
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Where are esophageal proper glands found
Within the submucosa of the esophagus scatter along its length
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What do esophageal proper glands do
Produce slightly acidic mucus to lubricate the movement of food
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How do parasympthetics work in the gut
Stimulate peristalsis, inhibits sphincters and activates secretion
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How do sympathetics work in the gut
Inhibits peristalsis and contracts sphincters and controls blood flow to gut
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What part of the esophagus is unique
The muscularis externis
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What is the layout of muscle in the muscularis externa portion of the esophagus
Upper 1/3 = skeletal muscle, middle 1/3 = smooth and skeletal, lower 1/3 = all smooth muscle
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Is the esophagus made up of primarily adventitia or serosa
Primarily adventitia except the last 1-2 inches = last 1-2 after diaphargm = serosa
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What are the two spincters associate with esophagus
Pharyngoesophageal and gastrophageal
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Which esophageal sphincter deals with acid refulx that can lead to esophageal cancer
The lower gastroesophageal sphincter
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Where are the 2 sphincters of the esophagus located
Pharyngoesophageal = b/w oropharynx and esophagus, gastroesophageal = b/w esophagus and stomach
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What are 2 characteristics of physiological sphincters
No thickening of circular muscles in muscularis externus, pressure gradient aids movement (contraction + gravity)
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What are 3 funcitons of the stomach in list of priority
Storage, nutrient breakdown, continuing digestion of carbs
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What are gastric pits
Tiny depressions in the stomach’s surface; 1 pit leads to more than one gland
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What is the surface epithethelium of the mucosa of the stomach
Simple columnar
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What cells produce thick visable mucus and secrete bicarbonate ions and where are they located
Surface mucous (=surface lining) located in surface epithelium of mucosa of stomach
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What are the bases of pits within the surface epithelium of stomach
Regenerative cells
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What does the lamina propria contain in the mucosa of the stomach
Loose, vascular ct present in small amounts between glands
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What are the 3 layers of the muscularis mucosae in the mucosa of the stomach
Inner circular, outer longitudinal, outermost circular/oblique
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Which layer of the stomach is highly vascular and is the location of arteriovenous anastomosis
The submucosa
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What is the function of ava (arteriovenous anastomosis)
To shut down activity and secretion fast
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What type of plexus is in the submucosa of the stomach
Submucosal (Meissner’s) plexus which is next to the inner circular layer of muscle
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What is the function of the submucosal plexus of the stomach
To influence the mucosa - ie secretion blood flow any limited contraction
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What 3 layers are possible in the muscularis externa within the stomach
Innermost oblique (sometimes), middle circular (well developed), outer longitudinal (thin)
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What type of plexus is located within the muscularis externa of the stomach, its location and function
Myenteric (auerbach) plexus = between circular and longitudinal layer of ms, funx = stimulate muscularis externa
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Where is serosa located in the stomach
All layers
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What are 3 regions of stomach
Cardiac, gastric (fundus and body), pyloric
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Which region of the stomach contains shorter pits leading to glands with coiled base and has primarily surface mucous cells, neck, and few DNES/parietal cells but NO cheif cells
The cardiac region
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Which region of the stomach is the smallest and obtains much mucus
Cardiace
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What are 3 regions of gastric glands
Isthmus, DNES cells and Neck cells
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What do surface mucous of isthmus cells do
Produce thick visavle mucus to trap bicarbonate ions
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What gastric gland cell protects mucosa from autodigestion and the rougher components of chyme
Surface mucous of Isthmus cells
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What is another name for DNES cells in the stomach
Enteroendocrine cells
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What do DNES cells in the stomach produce
Somatostatin (inhibit HCL release and nearby DNES), serotonin/substance P increasing motility, gastrin stimulating HCL and pepsinogen, and regenerative cells
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What cells are neck cells of the stomach
Neck mucous cells, regenerative cells, parietal cells
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What cells produce a soluble, less alkaline, mucus to lubricate gastric components
Neck mucous cells in stomach
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Whatt cells are odd columnar cells with intracellular canaliculi
Parietal cells of neck cells in stomach
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What do parietal cells in the somach produce
Strong HCL and gastric intrinsic factor
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How can chronic gastritis lead to pernicious anemia
Low # of parietal cells can lead to low amounts of gastric intrinsic factor that will decrease vitamin B12 absorption necessary for RBC maturation
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What cells are base cells in the stomach
Chief, parietal, DNES
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What do cheif cells produce
Primarily pepsinogen, and some gastric lipase
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What cells are in the pyloric region of the stomach
Surface mucous, DNES, parietal, neck mucous
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What is the anatomical sphinctr between the pylorus of the stomach and the duodenum
Pyloric sphincter
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What are the 2 characteristics of an anatomical sphincter
1. Well develped inner circular layer of muscle in ME
| 2. Inner circular layer in ME can independently be controled
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What are the 3 general funx of small intestine
Digestion, absorb nutrients, produce intestinal hormones - using DNES cells
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What 3 things increase surface area of the small intestine
Plicae circulares, villi, microvilli
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What is the surface epithelium of the mucosa in the intestinal wall made of
Simple columnar
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What are the 6 cell types of the mucosa in the intestines
Surface absorptive, goblet, DNES, regenerative, paneth, M cells,
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What are the surface absorptive cells in the intestinal mucosa
Enterocytes containing microvilli
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What are the functions of the enterocytes
Abosrb water/nutrients, terminal digestion in glycocalyx (monosaccharides and peptides
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What are the 2 general causes of peptic ulcer disease
Insufficient protection from HCL and pepsin, and helicobacter pylori
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Where are the most goblet cells located in the intestinal mucosa
Fewest in duodenum and most in ileum
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What do the DNES cells produce in the intestinal mucosa
I = CCK stimulating gallbladder contraction and secretion of enzymes, K= GIP inhibiting HCL, S= secretin stimulating pancreas secretion of bicarbonate and inhibit HCL release, and movement of chyme into SI
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Where are regenerative cells located in the intestinal mucosa
Found in crypts
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Which cells of the intestinal mucosa are found on the base of crypts and produce lysozymes
Paneth cells
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Where are m cells of the intestinal mucosa foun
Ileum epithelium over peyer’s patches
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What do m cells do
Promote humoral immunity
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What is the lamina propria of the intestines made of
Loos areolar CT
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Where is the intestinal lamina propria found and what does it border
Found in villus core, borders intestinal glands (crypts of Lieberkuhn)
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What part of the intestinal lamina propria are lymphatic capillaries that are for lipid absorption
Lacteals in villus core
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What is the vascular component of the villus core in intestinal lamina propria
Smaller blood vessels
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What muscle is found in the intestinal lamina propria
Smoot ms, if contracted villi shorten leading to nutrient deficiencies if irritation is prolonged
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What is the muscularis mucosa like in the intestinal lamina propria
Thin but present, connecting to smooth muscle in vili
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Where are duoenal (brunner) glands located and what do they produce
Mucous glands in intestinal submucosa that produce alkaline mucous to neutralize chyme
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What are groups of regularly occuring large lymph nodules
Peryer’s patches
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What plexus is located in the submucosa of the ileum
Submucosal (meissner’s)plexus
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What plexus is located in the muscularis externa of the intestines
Myenteric plexus stimulating ME for peristalsis
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Where are the serosa and adventitia located in the intestines
Serosa = all of jejunum/ileum, first and last duodenum. Adventitia = vertical (descending) portion of duodenum
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Is the ileocecal valve a physiological or anatomical sphincter?
Its BOTH found b/w ileum and cecum of colon
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What is the surface epithelium of the appendix mucosa
Simple columnar
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Is there a lamina propria associated with the appendix
Yes
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How developed is the muscularis mucosae of the appendix
Poorly developed
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What are 3 unique aspects of the apendix mucosa
Short crypts (intestinal glands), no villi, no/infrequent paneth cells
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What are the characteristics of the appendix submucosa
Thick layer with large blood vesels along with lymph nodules
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What are the 2 functions of the appendix
Humoral immunity and reservoir for good bacteria
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What are the primary funx of the colon
Absortion of H2O, compaction/lubrication/elimination of feces, produce vitamins as bacterial by products
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What is the mucosal surface epithelium of the colon
Simple columnar with goblets and surface absorptive cells (colonocytes)
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What is typical and has intestinal glands (crypts) within the mucosa of the colon
Lamina propria
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What does the mucosa f the colon lack
Villi and paneth cells
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What is unique about the muscularis externa of the colon
It is not a normal pattern, outer longitudinal is gathered into bands (teniae coli) and discontinuous
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What is constant tonus of teniae coli that results in sacculations called
Haustra
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What is the adventitia and serosa like in the colon
Mixed! - mostly serosa
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What is the funciton of the rectum
Store fecal material
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The surface epithelium of the rectum is similar to the colon except for what
1. Significant luminal wall folds exist called transverse rectal folds
2. No teniae coli in ME, longitudinal more complete
3. Luminal wall covering is adventitia
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How is the surface epithelium of the anal canal different than the colon
Simple columnar transitions to stratified squamos
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What glands are in the anal canal
Anal glands extend into SM and produce mucus, circumanal glands (apocrine) in skin surround anus
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What part of the anal canal contains longitudinal folds creating anal columns
Mucosa and submucosa
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What dissappears in the anal canal
Muscularis mucosa
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Which part of thhe anal canal has a thick circular layer of smooth muscle in the ME
Internal anal sphincter
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What part of the anal canal has a striated (voluntary) muscle from pelvic floor (levator ani)
External anal sphincter
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What is the luminal wall cover of the anal canal
Adventitia
