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Stratified squamous epithelium in?

The mouth, pharynx, esophagus and anus

Simple columnar epithelium in?

Stomach, intestine, colon and rectum

Submucosa

Layer of areolar connective tissue lying beneath a mucus membrane

Skeletal muscle in?

Oral cavity, pharynx, esophagus and external anal sphincter

Serosa

Loose connective tissue

Mesentery

Sheets of connective tissue

Peristalsis

Circular muscle contractions that move along in waves to move food and chyme along the digestive tract

Segmental Contractions

Periodic, circle muscle contractions to churn intestinal chyle

Salivary gland locations

Parotid


Mandibular


Sublingual


Zygomatic

Brachydont Teeth

Large roots smaller crowns

Hypsodont Teeth

Continuously grow

Radicular

Grows root

Aradicular

Doesn't grow root

Species with hypsodont teeth?

Equine, swine, rabbits and rodents

Incisors Location

Premaxilla or incisive bone

Canine teeth location

In maxilla bone

Every species has 2 canines except?

Ruminants and possibly horses

Dental Pad

Flat, thick connective tissue layer in place of upper incisors and canines

Pulp of tooth

Contains blood supply and nerves

Dentin

Bulk of tooth and hard as bone

Cementum

Thin bonelike covering over the roots

Enamel

Protective layer over crown

Periodontal ligament

Dense fibrous connective tissue that links cementum and alveolar wall

Gingiva

Gums

Esophagus

Connects pharynx to stomach

Cardia

Where esophagus meets stomach

Gastrin

Decreases peristalsis in stomach

Enterogastric Reflex

Releases acid in the stomach and suppresses the release of digestive proteins

CCK

Hormone that slows the release of food from the stomach to the duodenum

Pepsin

Breaks down protein

Mucins

Protects stomach lining from acid

Bicarbonate

Keeps pH balance in stomach acid neutral

Prostaglandins

Reduces hydrochloric acid in stomach by inhibiting release of gastrin

Largest compartment in ruminant stomach?

Rumen

In young ruminants digestion skips the rumen and reticulum and goes to?

Reticular groove

Duodenum

Part of small intestine that connects to stomach

Jejunum

Longest, middle part of small intestine

Ileum

End of sma intestine that connects to colon and secum

Crypt

Where mitosis occurs in small intestine

Amylase

Enzyme found in saliva and pancreas that converts starch and glucose to simple sugars

Enzymes at level of microvilli?

Sucrase


Maltase


Lactase


Isomaltase

Proelastase

Breaks down protein

Pyloric Antrum Function

Regulates chyme in duodenum

Bile acids function

Breaks down large fat globules in food

Lipase

Enzyme that catalyzes the hydrolysis of fats

Teeth Formula for Puppies

(i3/3 c1/1 p3/3)x2

Adult Dog Teeth Formula

(I3/3 C1/1 P4/4 M2/3)x2

Adult Cat Teeth Formula

(I3/3 C1/1 P3/2 M1/1)x2

Ruminant Baby Teeth Formula

(i0/4 c0/0 p3/3)x2

Ruminant Adult Teeth Formula

(I0/3 C0/1 P3/3 M3/3)x2

Adult Horse Teeth Formula

(I3/3 C1(0)/1(0) P3(4)/3 M3/3)x2

Triadan System

Counting teeth from 100(right maxillary), 200(left maxillary, 300(left mandible), 400(right mandible)

Teeth Formula For Kittens

i3/3 c1/1 p3/2

Only different between kitten and adult teeth?

One molar on each side

Colon Function

Water reabsorption

Cecum Function

Absorb fluids and salt that remain after digestion

Rectum Function

Store Feces

Liver Function

Filtration and bile production

Sinusoids

Small blood vessels between hepatocytes

Canalliculi

Takes bile to gallbladder

GALT is in what layer of the intestines?

Submucosa

The salivary glands of what species contain amylase?

Swine

Portion of monogastric stomach that expands?

Fundus

What cell secretes hydrochloric acid?

Parietal cells

Which cells secrete pepsinogen?

Chief cells

Which cells secrete gastrin?

G cells

"True stomach" of ruminant

Abomasum

Compartment magnet is placed in to prevent hardware disease?

Reticulum

Ruminant stomach compartment that absorbs water and electrolytes?

Omasum

Fermentation in the ruminant primarily results in the formations of?

Volatile fatty acids

Which forestomach has a honey comb appearance in the mucosa?

Reticulum

The mucosa of which forestomach has papilla?

Rumen

Horses digest protein in the?

Small intestine

Albumin Function

Maintain oncotic pressure in blood

The main organ for fermentation in hindgut fermenters is?

The cecum

The pancreas secretes this exocrine gland?

Lipase

Which part of the monogastric stomach breaks down fats?

Pyloric Antrum

Hepatocytes produce?

Bile

What emulsifies lipids?

Bile acids

Cardiac sphincter location?

Between the esophagus and stomach

Large fermentation compartment of the ruminant stomach

Rumen