Stomach & Intestines Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
Q

The digestive system begins with the _______ and ends with the ________.

A

Oral cavity
Anus

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List the tunics (coats) of the Gastrointestinal Tract from superficial to deep. (4 Layers)

A

Serous coat (visceral pericardium)
Muscular coat (longitudinal and circular layers)
Submucous coat
Mucous coat

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3
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What is the job of longitudinal and circular muscle layers in the muscular coat of the stomach?

A

Longitudinal- mix the contents
Circular- protect digesta cranially and or caudally

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4
Q

The _________ __________ allows contents from esophagus to move into the stomach and vice versa.

A

cardiac sphincter

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5
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The ________ region of the stomach easily expands depending on how much food is in the stomach. It is also toward the left side of the body.

A

Fundus

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6
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The _________ region of the stomach is toward the right side in the body.

A

Pylorus

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7
Q

Once the esophagus passes the esophageal hiatus, it is then referred to as what?

A

the abdominal esophagus

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8
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Where is the esophageal hiatus located in the diaphragm?

A

Between the right and left lumbar portions

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9
Q

What is the definition of vomit?

A

the involuntary forceful expulsion of content from stomach to the mouth

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10
Q

What is the connective tissue between the lesser curvature of the stomach and the liver?

A

The lesser omentum

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11
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What structures arise from the dorsal mesentery?

A

Dorsal mesogastrium (greater omentum)
Mesoduodenum
Mesojejunum
Mesoileum
Mesocolon
Mesorectum

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12
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What structures arise from the ventral mesentery?

A

Ventral Mesogastrium (lesser omentum)
Falciform ligament
Median ligament of the bladder

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13
Q

The greater omentum courses from where?

A

the dorsal body wall to the greater curvature of the stomach

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14
Q

The superficial layer of the greater omentum contains what organ?

A

the spleen

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15
Q

The deep leaf of the greater omentum contains what organ?

A

Left lobe of the pancreas

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16
Q

The first structure you will see when you ventrally open the peritoneum is what?

A

The omental bursa

17
Q

List the parts of the duodenum (6 parts)

A

CrD: Cranial part
CrDF: cranial duodenal flexure
DeD: Descending part
CaDF: Caudal duodenal flexure
AsD: Ascending part
DJF: Duodenaljejunal flexure

18
Q

What is the part of the perineum that holds the duodenum?

A

Meso-duodenum

19
Q

What is the longest portion of the small intestine?

20
Q

How do you differentiate the jejunum from the ilium?

A

The ilium has the antimesenteric ileal artery and the iloceccal fold

21
Q

What are the three portions of the large intestine?

A

Cecum, colon and rectum

22
Q

The cecum is defined by what?

A

double flexure with a blind sac

23
Q

List the parts of the colon

A

Ascending colon
Right colic flexure
transverse colon
left colic flexure
descending colon

24
Q

What is the term to describe the transition between the mucosal of the rectum and the skin of the anus?

A

Anocutaneous line

25
What kind of muscle comprises the external anal sphincter?
Skeletal muscle- voluntary movement
26
What kind of muscle comprises the internal anal sphincter?
Smooth muscle- involuntary movement
27
List the 9 topographical regions of the abdomen/
Right and left hypochondrium Xiphoid (Epigastric) Umbilical (Mesogastric) Right and left flank Right and left umbilical Pubic (Hypogastric)
28
What structures are found in the Right Hypochondrium?
Right lobes of the liver Stomach (Pylorus) Right colic flexure Right kidney
29
What structures are found in the left Hypochondrium?
Left lobes of the liver Stomach (Fundus) Spleen Left colic flexure Left kidney (Cranial pole)
30
What structures are found in the xiphoid region?
Liver/ gall bladder stomach (body) Transverse colon Left lobe of the pancreas
31
What structures are found in the Right Flank?
descending duodenum right lobe of the pancreas jejunum right ovary and uterine horn ascending colon cecum ilium
32
What structures are found in the umbilical region?
Transverse colon caudal duodenal flexure jejunum root of mesenterium ventral end of spleen (variable) Urinary Bladder (when it if full) Left lobe of the pancreas
33
What structures are found in the left flank?
descending colon left kidney (caudal pole) spleen jejunum left ovary and uterine horn
34
What structures are found in the right inguinal region?
inguinal canal spermatic cord (male) vaginal process (female)
35
What structures are found in the pubic region?
urinary bladder uterus (body/cervix) descending colon/rectum
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What structures are found in the left inguinal region?
inguinal canal spermatic cord (male) vaginal process (female)