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BIO202 - Ch 23 - Small Intestine - Marieb/Hoehn - RioSalado - AZ

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Where does small intestine join the large intestine?   Ileocecal valve - right iliac region  
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Small intestine is __ part of the alimentary tube.   longest - 6-7 m (20 feet) in cadaver  
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3 divisions of small intestine   duodendum, jejunum, & ileum  
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duodenum   Shortest division - 10 inches long - curves around head of pancreas - bile duct & main pancreatic duct.  
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Hepatopancreatic ampulla   Bulblike point in small intestine where bile & pancreatic duct enters.  
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What valve controls entry of bile & pancreatic juice to duodenum?   Sphincter of Oddi - hematopancreatic sphincter  
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jejunum   Middle section of small intestine  
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ileum   Last section of small intestine - joins large intestine at ileocecal valve.  
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Main arterial supplier of small intestine   Superior mesenteric artery  
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Plicae circulares   Circular folds in small intestine of mucosa & submucuosa helps in nutrient digestion.  
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Lacteal   Lymphatic capillary that receives fatty materials absorbed from intestines.  
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Histology of small intestine wall   Simple columnar, tight junctions with microvilli & goblet cells, endocrine cells & IELs (T Cells - intraepitheliallymphocytes).  
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Intestinal crypts of Lieberkuhn   Pits in small intestine where intestinal juice secreted by Paneth cells.  
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duodenal glands (Brunner's)   Produce alkaline (bicarbonate-rich) mucus  
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Intestinal juice   Alkaline (7.4-7.8 pH) - water, mucus, enzyme poor  
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__ is the most common motion of small intestine.   segmentation  
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What hormone in small intestine causes peristalic waves to take over segmenting movements.   Motilin from duodenal mucosa  
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Migrating Motility Complex (MMC)   Successive waves of peristalis in duodenum to ileum.  
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Gastroileal reflex   Ensures contents of previous meal are swept completely out of stomach & small intestine as next meal is eaten.  
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