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the large intestine is made up of
Cecum + Colon + Rectum + Anus
how long is the large intestine and what is it lined with
4-5ft and mucosa
simple columnar epithelial, with no vill, secretory cells, nor enzymes that lines the large intestine
mucosa
the three regions of the large intestine are
cecum, colon, and rectum/anus
blind pouch at peroximal end with vermiform appendix
cecum
the 4 sections of the colon
ascending, transverse, descending, and sigmoid colon
part of the colon that begins at ileocecal valve and ends at hepatic flexure
ascending colon
part of the colon that begins at the hepatic flexure and ends at the splenic flexure
transverse colon
part of the colon that begins at the splenic flexure at ends at the sigmoid colon
descending colon
s-shaped terminal curve going to rectum
sigmoid colon
1-2inch stratified squamous epithelial-lined smooth muscular tube
rectum
internal and external sphincter muscles
anus
the ileum meets the cecum where
the iliocecal valve
what does the large intestine do
it helps absorb electrolytes and water by active transport and osmosis,fecal storage, until defacation reflex, vitamin k and b synthesis by friendly flora
strong, cyclic, peristaltic mass movements via spinal reflexes soon after meals
defecation reflux
the defecation cycle is
1-3 days
feces is what percent water and what percent solid
75% and 25%
the solids in feces consists of what
large amounts of undigested dietary fiber, bacteria, and undigested fats, and smaller amounts of epithelial cells, salts, mucus and other digestive secretions
the percentage of undigested fat in the feces is
about 10-20%
where does the undigested fat come from
bacterial and epithelial cells
the amount of undigested dietary fiber in feces
about 30%
how much bacteria is in feces
about 30%