Anatomy Ch 24
right left caudate quadrate
4 lobes of the liver
liver
accessory organ located in the upper right quadrant of the abdominopelvic cavity/ inferior to the diaphragm and has 4 lobes; takes waste products out of blood
gallbladder
accessory organ located on the posterior surface of the liver between the right lobe and quadrate lobe; stores and concentrates bile
pancreas
accessory organ that lies posterior to the stomach; contains head, body, and tail, functions as both an endocrine and exocrine gland
goblet cells
cells in the small intestine that secrete mucous
simple columnar epithelium
cells of the large intestine; also contains goblet cells
simple columnar epithelium
cells of the mucosa in the small intestine
simple columnar epithelial tissue
cells of the mucosa in the stomach
endocrine cells
cells that secrete hormones secretin and CCK (cholecystokinin) in the small intestine
paneth cells
cells that secrete lysozyme in the small intestine
parietal cells
cells within the gastric glands of the stomach that produce intrinsic factor (B12 absorption) and secrete HCL
mucous cells
cells within the gastric glands of the stomach that secrete mucous
chief cells
cells within the gastric glands of the stomach that secrete pepsinogen and gastric lipase
g cells
cells within the gastric glands of the stomach; endocrine cells that secrete the hormone gastrin
haustra
contractions of the teniae coli gather colon into pouches called _____
microvilli
does the large intestine also contains microvilli?
mesentery
double fold of parietal peritoneum; binds viscera together; contains blood vessels, lymphatic vessels, and nerves
omentum
double fold of visceral peritoneum
relax
during peristalsis; the muscles ahead of the food ____
contract
during peristalsis; the muscles directly behind the food _____
microvilli
each epithelial cell in the small intestine also contain microscopic projections called _____ along the surface
venule, arteriole, capillary network, central lacteal
each villus has a core containing these 4 things
pancreatic duct
enzymes of the pancreas leave via this duct
anal canal
extends from the rectum to the anus; opens anal canal to the "outside"
longitudinal layer
external muscularis layer of the large intestine
right colic flexure
first curvature of the colon
ascending colon
first part of the colon
cecum
first part of the large intestine
duodenum
first part of the small intestine extending from the pyloric sphincter to the jejunum; C-shaped; wraps around the pancreas; contains major and minor duodenal papilla
tongue
floor of the oral cavity composed of skeletal muscle; contains papillae
sigmoid
fourth portion of the colon; S-shaped
intestinal glands
glands within the small intestine
bile
hepatocytes produce this in the liver
20
how many deciduous teeth are there
32
how many primary teeth are there
gastric pits
indentations within the mucosa layer of the stomach; bottom of these contain gastric glands
appendicitis
inflammation of the appendix
villi
inner lining of the small intestine also contains _____ along with plicae circularis; projections of mucosa
oblique layer
inner muscularis layer of the stomach
circular layer
internal muscularis layer of the large intestine
ileocecal junction
junction where the large intestine joins with the ileum of the small intestine
ileum
last part of the small intestine extending from the jejunum to the large intestine
serosa
layer of gi tract; most superficial layer; visceral peritoneum; simple squamous epithelium
submucosa
layer of gi tract; superficial to mucosa; CT; functions for binding; contains blood vessels, nerves, and lymphatic vessels
muscularis
layer of gi tract; superficial to submucosa; contains skeletal or smooth muscle
mucosa
layer of the gi tract; inner lining; direct contact with the lumen; made of epithelial tissue
round ligament
ligament that connects liver to the anterior abdominal wall
falciform ligament
ligament that connects the liver to the anterior diaphragm wall
coronary ligament
ligament that connects the liver to the superior diaphragm
rectum
located anterior to sacrum and coccyx; extends from the sigmoid colon to anal canal; stores feces
stomach
located inferior to the esophagus and diaphragm; functions as mixing chamber and reservoir
esophagus
located posterior to trachea; begins at the inferior end of the laryngopharynx
central lacteals
lymphatic capillaries that absord lipids (fats); contained within a villus
surface area
microvilli further increase ___ for absorption in the small intestine
circular layer
middle muscularis layer of the stomach
upper esophageal sphincter
muscularis of the esophagus becomes thicker in this area; composed of skeletal muscle; regulated food that passes into the esophagus from pharynx
lower esophageal sphincter
muscularis of the esophagus becomes thicker in this area; composed of smooth muscle; regulates food that passes into the stomach from esophagus; keeps stomach contents from reaching esophagus
greater omentum
omentum off of the greater curvature of the stomach; connects to the transverse colon
lesser omentum
omentum off of the lesser curvature of the stomach
circular fibers
one of the 2 layers of muscularis in the small intestine; inner layer; ensure unidirectional flow of food
longitudinal fibers
one of the 2 layers of muscularis in the small intestine; outer layer; directs food forward
GI tract
one of the two groups of organs that make up the digestive system; includes the oral cavity, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, and large intestine
accessory digestive organs
one of the two groups of organs that make up the digestive system; organs aid in physical or chemical breakdown of food; includes teeth, tongue, salivary glands, liver, gallbladder and pancreas
external anal sphincter
one sphincter of the anal canal; contains skeletal muscle (voluntary)
internal anal sphincter
one sphincter of the anal canal; contains smooth muscle (involuntary)
retroperitoneal organs
organs that get covered by peritoneum on the anterior side located on the posterior abdominal wall; ex. pancreas and kidneys
stratified squamous epithelium
oropharynx and laryngopharynx lined with this cell
cardiac sphincter
other name for the lower esophageal sphincter
serosa
other name for the visceral peritoneum
longitudinal layer
outer muscularis layer of the stomach
visceral peritoneum
peritoneum that covers some organs within the abdominopelvic cavity
parietal peritoneum
peritoneum that lines the inside wall of the abdominopelvic cavity
soft palate
posterior to hard palate; composed of skeletal muscle
6-24 months
primary deciduous teeth erupt between _____
hepatocytes
produce bile in the liver
pyloric sphincter
region of the pylora made of smooth muscle that regulates food entering the duodenum
pylora
region of the stomach; most distal region near the connection to the duodenum
fundus
region of the stomach; most superior portion; located to the left of the cardia
cardia
region of the stomach; surrounds the superior opening of the stomach (around the cardiac sphincter)
body
region of the stomach; the large central portion
common hepatic duct
right and left hepatic ducts form this
hard palate
roof of the oral cavity composed of bone
50 times
rugae allow the stomach to stretch up to _____ its empty size
salivary amylase
saliva contains this enzyme
saliva
salivary glands produce and secrete ______ which cleanses the mouth and dissolves food
left colic flexure
second curve of the colon
tansverse colon
second part of the colon
5-11 years
secondary permanent teeth erupt between ________
pharynx
skeletal muscle lined with epithelial tissue; food passes from oral cavity into oropharynx
surface area
small intestine contains modifications that allow for increased_______
epiploic appendages
small pouches of visceral peritoneum filled with fat and hang off colon within the serosa of the large intestine
greater curvature
stomach curvature that is located on the inferior and lateral border of the stomach
lesser curvature
stomach curvature that is located on the superior and medial border of the stomach
lower right upper right
the ascending colon goes from the cecum in the____quadrant and extends superiorly to the _____ quadrant
peristalsis
the coordinated contractions of the muscularis which propels food in the correct direction
common bile duct
the cystic duct and common hepatic duct form this duct which will enter the pancreas
upper left lower left
the descending colon goes from the _____ quadrant and runs inferiorly to the _____ quadrant
mediastinum diaphragm
the esophagus runs inferiorly through _____, through a hole in the ____ to the stomach
mouth anus
the gi tract extends from the ____ to the ____
smooth muscle
the inferior muscularis esophagus layer is made of this type of muscle
plicae circularis
the inner lining of the small intestine contains large circular folds called _____
ileum anus
the large intestine extends from the ____ to the ____
2-3 cm
the last _____ (length) of the digestive tract is the anal canal
upper left
the left colic flexure is located in the ____ quadrant
10 feet 20 feet
the length of the small intestine is _____ living and _____ in cadaver (length)
small intestine posterior abdominal wall
the mesentery connects the ______ to the ______
stratified squamous epithelium
the mucosa layer of the esophagus is made of this cell type
hepatopancreatic ampulla
the pancreatic duct joins with the common bile duct and releases contents through this; leads to major duodenal papilla
upper right upper left
the ransverse colon goes from the ____ quadrant and runs transversely to the ____ quadrant
upper right
the right colic flexure is located in the _____ quadrant
jejunum
the second part of the small intestine extending from the duodenum to the ileum
peritoneum
the serous membrane of the abdominopelvic cavity; made of simple squamous epithelial tissue
lower left
the sigmoid goes from the ____ quadrant and runs midline of the body
peritoneal cavity
the space between the parietal and visceral peritoneum; contains a small amount of peritoneal fluid
skeletal muscle
the superior muscularis esophagus layer is made of this type of muscle
submucosa and serosa
the two layers that never change in the gi tract
teniae coli
thickened portions of the muscularis in the large intestine are called ____ that run longitudinally along the length of the colon
descending colon
third part of the colon
stratified squamous epithelium
this cell lines the oral cavity
cystic duct
this duct carries bile out of the gallbladder
ileocecal valve
this ensures one way flow of contents into the large intestine
appendix
this is atached to the cecum of the large intestine; plays a role in immunity; fill with WBCs
colon
this is divided into 4 main regions with two curvatures in the large intestine; looks like a picture frame
parotid glands
type of salivary gland anterior to each ear that secretes saliva via parotid duct
sublingual glands
type of salivary gland inferior to the tongue
submandibular glands
type of salivary gland intferior to the mandible
rugae
when the stomach is empty, the inside wall contains large folds of mucosa called this
ileocecal valve
where does the ileum of the small intestine end