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Jejunum accounts for... Of intraperiotenal small intestine and is found on... Side

2/5


Left upper part of infracolic

Illeum accounts for... And is on... Side

3/5


Right lower part of infracoolic

There is... Seperation between jejunum and illeum

Not a clear

Differences between jejunum and illeum



Colour


Thickness


Vascularity


Vasa recta





Jejunum is depper red than illeum which pinker


Jejunum has thicker wall


Jejunum has greater Vascularity


Jejunum has longer Vasa recta

ArcadesFatCircular folds Lymph

Jejunum has fewer loops but larger


Jejunum has less fat


Jejunum has larger and more Circular folds


Jejunum hasess lymph nodules - peyers patches

Mesentery here is... Shaped and attaches jejunum and illeum to...

Fan shaped


Posterior abdominal wall

Artery supply of jejunum and illeum

Jejunal and illegal arteries of SMA


Arteries unite to form arcades


Stsaighr arteries of arcades called Vasa recta

Venous drainage jejunum and illeum

Superior mesenteric vein drains them


It is anterior and to right of SMA


Ends posterior to pancreas where it unites with splenic vein to form portal vein

Lymph jejunum and illeum

Drained by lacteals in villi and goes to superior mesenteric nodes

Nerve jejunum and illeum

Sympathetic via sphlancic nerves T8-T10


Parasympathetic - vagus posterior trunk

Large intesinte function

Water absorbed from chyme converting it to stool

Large intestine consists of

Caecum, appendix, ascending , transverse, descending and sigmoid colon, rectum and anus

Distinguished from small intestine by

Omental appendices-fatty projections


Greater diameter

Whar are teniae coli

Thickened bands of smooth muscle begin at appendix and run length of large intestine

3 bands of teniae coli and what attaches to them

Mesocolic- transverse and sigmoid colon


Omenta- omental appendices


Free-nothing attached

What are haustra

Sacculations of wall of clon between teniae

What is caecum


Blind intestinal pouch continuous with ascending Colon- intraperiotenal

Ileo-caeacal valve

Illeum protrudes into caecum forming superior and inferior illeocolic lips that meet laterally to form frenula of valve

Appendix is

Blind intestinal diverticulum with masses of lymph tissue that lies behind caecum

Obstruction of lumen of appendix causes

Appendicitis

Colon has 4 parts

Ascending, transverse, descending, sigmoid

Ascending colon is to... Of small intestine


Traverse is... To it


Descneding is... To it


Sigmoid is... To it

Right


Superior


Left


Inferior

Ascending colon is... Than caecum and is secondarily...


Narrower


Retropertioneal



The ascending colon bends left at the... To become the


..

Right colic/hepatic flexure


To become the transverse colon

Transverse colon is most...


Goes from... To... Where it turns inferiorly to become

Mobile


Right colic to left colic flexure


Descneding colon

Left colic flexure is more


.. Than right

Superior

Descending colon goes from left flexure to... Where it becomes continuous with...

Left iliac fossa


Sigmoid colon

Sigmoid colon is... Shaped


From... To...

S


Iliac fossa to S3 to join rectum

The rectosigmoid junction is indicated by

End of teniae coli and omental appendices

Omental appendices of sigmoid colon are very..

Long

Sigmoid mesocolon and is... And has freedom of...


It forms loop into the...

Long


Movement


Forms loop into pelvis

Colon arterial supply

SMA- illeocolic artery to caecum and appendicualr to appendix



SMA-illeocolic and right colic to ascending colon



SMA- middle colic and right and left colic via marginal artery to traverse colon



IMA- left colic to descending and sigmoid to sigmoid

Colon venous

Caecum and appendix via ileocloic to SMV to portal



Ascending to ileolic and right colic to SMV to portal



Transverse colon to middle colic to SMV to portal



Descneding and sigmoid to left colic and sigmoid to IMV to splenic to portal

Colon lymph

Caecum and appendix - illeocolic and appendicualr nodes to superior mesenteric nodes



Ascending Colon- epicolic and paracolic to right colic to superior mesenteric





Colon lymph p2

Transverse Colon- epicolic and paracolic to middle colic to superior mesenteric Descneding and sigmoid Colon- epicolic and paracolic to left colic to inferior mesenteric



Lymph follows artery names

Colon innervation caecum to transverse colon

Splanchnic abdominopelvic


Vagus

Colon innervation descending and sigmoid

Lumbar splanchnic- sympathetic


Pelvic planchinc - para