Unit 4 Flashcards

(42 cards)

1
Q

sympathetic chain cord levels

A

T1-L2

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2
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intercostal muscle inn. levels

A

T1-T12

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3
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abdominal muscles cord inn.

A

ventral rami T7-L2

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4
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phrenic n. cord levels

A

C3-5

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5
Q

parasympathetic fibers (foregut and midgut)

A

CN X or vagus n.

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6
Q

parasympathetic fibers (hindgut)

A

S2-4

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7
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mucosa

A

innermost layer of GI tract that secretes mucous and digestive juices

*where absorption occurs

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8
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submucosa

A

connective tissue layer where blood vessels, nerves, and glands are located

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9
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muscularis

A

smooth muscle layer (2 everywhere but 3 in stomach)

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10
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serosa

A

visceral peritoneum that is the outer lining of tract

[except superior esophagus and inferior rectum]

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11
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retroperitoneal organs

A
  • kidney
  • pancreas
  • IVC
  • aorta
  • adrenal glands
  • ureters
  • ascending colon
  • descending colon
  • duodenum
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12
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pineal gland

A

influences sleep/wake cycles, releases melatonin

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13
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pituitary gland

A

“master gland” controls all the other glands

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14
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thyroid gland

A

increases body’s metabolism, and DECREASES Ca2+ in blood

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15
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parathyroid gland

A

INCREASES Ca2+ in blood

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16
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thymus gland

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helps develop immune system early in life; peaks at puberty then atrophies

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17
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adrenal glands

A

influence cell metabolism and sympathetic nervous system

18
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pancreas

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influence blood sugar levels (endocrine), secretes digestive enzymes (exocrine)

19
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gonads

A

testes and ovaries

20
Q

foregut

A
inferior esophagus
stomach 
liver
gall bladder 
pancreas 
proximal duodenum
21
Q

midgut

A
distal duodenum
jejunum 
ileum
cecum 
ascending colon 
hepatic flexure
proximal 2/3 transverse colon
22
Q

hindgut

A
distal 1/3 transverse colon 
splenic flexure
descending colon 
sigmoid colon 
rectum
23
Q

inferior mesenteric a.

A

supplies inferior diaphragm

24
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musculophrenic a.

A

supplies superior/anterior diaphragm

25
superior epigasteric a.
supplies superior 1/2 of anterior abdominal wall
26
inferior epigasteric a.
supplies inferior 1/2 of anterior abdominal wall * off of internal iliac a.
27
lumbar a.
supplies posterior abdominal wall
28
median sacral a.
supplies portion of pelvic wall
29
celiac trunk
supplies foregut
30
superior mesenteric a.
supplies midgut
31
inferior mesenteric a.
supplies hindgut
32
gonadal a.
supplies testis or ovaries
33
renal a.
supplies kidneys
34
function of the stomach
- storage | - converts bolus to chyme
35
function of the liver
produce bile
36
function of the gallbladder
store bile
37
function of the spleen
produce lymphocytes
38
function of the pancreas
endocrine - blood sugar levels | exocrine - digestive enzymes
39
function of the small intestine
absorption of nutrients and liquids
40
function of the large intestine
reabsorption of water, leaving solid waste
41
function of kidneys
filter waste from blood
42
function of bladder
store urine