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fibromuscular tube
Mucosa- inner most lining, slick and shiny 1st layer
Submucosa-filled with blood vessels 2nd layer
Muscularis- muscle layer, gives movement-3rd layer
Fibrosa- connective tissue outer layer
Alimentary Canal-
G.I Track
salivary glands
Parotid- (2)just infront of each air, squirt saliva into buccal cavity
Submandibular- (2)just under corner of mandible
Sublingal-(2)under tongue
Pancreas-abdominal,, secretes digestive juice straight into G.I.. takes care of indigestion
Function of tubular alveolar
produce and secrete saliva from Salivary glands.
pharynx
runs from base of skull, down to C6.
NOL
Cardiac spinchter valve (C.S.V)-
markes beginning of stomach and end of Esophogus
STOMACH
Cardia
Fundus- always tells you dome, upper left dome shaped portion
Body- middle, food comes through CSV into fundus, then into body
Lesser Curvature-small curve on top
Greater Curvature- outside curve of stomach
Pyloris- muscle coat gets thick, forms:
Pyloric sphincter valve(PSV)-end stomach, beginning small Intestine
small intestine
Duodenum-letter C,1 in cross section.10in- 1ft long. 1st
Jejunum-2nd, 8ft long. 1in across
Ileum- 3rd, 12 ft and 1 in across. Peyer’s patches located here
Ileocal valve-
marks end of small intestine and beginning of large Intestine
Brunner’s duodenal glands
duodenum, secrete alkaline fluid offset Hydrochloric acid from stomach, changes pH of stomach
Peyer’s patches-
normal lymphnodes in ileum only.
Large intestine
Cecum- appendix hangs from bottom of Cecum.- 1st
Vermiform appendix- (worm form) appendix
Colon- 2nd. has its own 4 subsdivison 1 ft:
Ascending- right side
Transverse-across abdomen
Descending-left
Sigmoid- S form
>Rectum- 3rd, 6in long, 2 in across
Anal Canal- 4th .2 long
liver
production of bile
Endocrine and Exocrine secretions
Gall bladder-
resovoir of liver bile, attached to liver, cyst form
Cholecystikinen- Chole=Bile.. Cyst= fuid filled sac..kinen= motion of movement
contraction of the muscle of the gall bladder.
Secretrin-
comes out sidewall directly to blood stream when gets to pancreas causes pancreas to secrete saliva on food
billiary tract
runs from liver to gall bladder and down to the deodenium
billiary tract structure
Hepatic Ducts-come out of liver
Cystic duct- comes out of gall blader
Common bile duct- created by confluence of hepatic &cystic duct
Hepato- pancreatic- mix of bile & digestive mix
pancreas
secretes digestive juices in deodenum
combination endo and exocrine
Endocrine- insulin
Exocrine- saliva, digestive juice.
Fuction- production insulin& digestive juice
kidney
shape: medial concave, lateral convex
w/Perirenial fat pad to protect
Cortex kidney
outter layer of the kidney, under capsule. Contains nephrons
Medulla-
inner layer kidney, made pyramids contain upside down tubes carry concentrate urine deeper.
bottom tip each pyramid is papilla-urine drips off papilla into little space (minor calyx) then into big space (major calyx)
nephron
renal tubule and glomeruli
>Renal tubule goes into bowman’s Capsule- Collecting cup for garbage
Glomerulli- conglomenation capillaries
ureters
Calyces- kidney space. Major and Minor
Pelvis- Kidney pelvis looks like hand on concave side of each kidney
Pelvis and Ureters are 1
urinary bladder
storage urine
Epithelium-Transitional- mixture flat to long cubes, found in floor of urinary bladder, goes back become flat cells to exit
Muscularis- pushes urine to urethra