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this organ has endocrine and exocrine function
- metabolic function
- hematological regulation
-synthesis and secretion of bile
liver
what are the 3 metabolic functions of the liver
1. waste products removed
2. monitor circulating metabolites and make adjustments as needed
3. excessive nutrients removed and stored
what are the 2 ways the liver has hematological regulation?
1. remove old/ damaged red blood cells, pathogens
2. synthesizes plasma proteins (alpha and beta globulins)
what are the bile salts of the liver mainly composed of?
water, ions, and lipids
what do the bile salts help to prepare for adsorption?
chyme
this ligament divides liver into 4 lobes -- sickle cell shape
- is part of the ventral mesentery
falciform ligament
what are the 4 lobes of the liver?
right
left
caudate
quadrate
these ligametns suspend the liver from inferior aspect of the diaphragm
coronary ligaments
blood vessels and ducts enter and leave the liver at this point
hilus- porta hepatis
blood supply to the liver
- rich in oxygen
hepatic arteries
these veins drain sinusoids via the central vein and flows into inferior mesenteric veins
hepatic veins