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What is the route of The Mesentery? |
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Duodenojejunal junction to ileocecal junction
- obliquely, inferiorly, and to the right |
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Vessels pass through what to enter The Mesentery? |
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Describe The Mesentery at the jejunum: |
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Describe The Mesentery at the ileum: |
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1) fatty & opaque - more fat absorption here |
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Plicae circulares are what? |
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1) Folds of the mucosa & submucosa
2) more numerous & packed in jejunum
3) wall of jejunum is thicker |
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What is Meckel's Diverticulum? |
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1) outcropping of ileum
2) antimesenteric side
3) remnant of embryonic yolk stalk - 1-2% of pop. - more freq. in males - 1 m prior to ileocecal junction
4) composed of: - gastric & pancreatic tissue - yolk stalk contains undifferentiated tissue |
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What are some complications of Meckel's Diverticulum? |
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1) peptic ulcers
2) tumors
3) inflammation
4) if attached to ant. abd. wall: - decreases motility of SI - SI can become wrapped around or entangled - volvulus |
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Innervation of Jejunum & Ileum |
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1) Symp - inhibit peristalsis & secretion - initiates vasoconstriction - Pre-ganglionic - synapse on celiac, sup. mes., inf. mes. ganglia - sacral splanchnics - originate in thoracic cord - pass through paravertebral ganglia - synapse in inf. hypogastric plexus
2) Para - increases peristalsis & secretion - cranial (vagus) - intertwine in upper aortic - Pre-ganglionic - supplies everything sup. mes. artery supplies plexus (none in lower aortic plexus) - sacral (Pre-ganglionic) - pelvic splanchnics - pass through pelvic plexus - supply hindgut |
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1) aortic plexus
2) pre-ganglionic |
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Greater & lesser splanchincs |
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1) Pre-ganglionic
2) synapse at celiac & aorticorenal ganglia
3) travel down to upper aortic plexus as Post-ganglionic |
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What type of fibers does aortic plexus contain? |
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1) Pre & post ganglionic symp
2) Pre-ganglionic para
3) afferent |
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