Gi histology Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

GI and Digestive Tract Histology Questions With Complete Solutions

Gastroenterology Histology and Pathology. Layers of GI Tract, regional characteristics, specialized cells, glands, etc. Includes labeled photos for histology and diagrams for where different specialized cell types are found Comparative tables included High yield pathoma-like material all condensed in one document

Flashcards for USMLE Step 1 Gastrointestinal 2023 Foregut - ANS-Pharynx to duodenum Midgut - ANS-Duodenum to proximal 2/3 of transverse colon Hindgut - ANS-Distal 1/3 of transverse colon to anal canal above pectinate line Abnormal Rostral Fold Closure - ANS-Developmental defect of anterior abdominal wall that leads to STERNAL DEFECTS Abnormal Lateral Fold Closure - ANS-Developmental defect of anterior abdominal wall that leads to OMPHALOCELE, GASTROSCHISIS Abnormal Caudal Fold Closur...

25 practice questions for block 2 (BBS1002 / Homeostasis and Organ Systems) - these 25 questions are an addition to the pictorial and schematic summary of BBS1002

Embryology - Gut, Respiratory Tract, "Tubular Structures" Endoderm Embryology - Somites Paraxial Mesoderm Embryology -UG system and Kidneys Intermediate Mesoderm Embryology - Skull, Muscles, and CT of head Head Mesoderm Embryology - Adrenal Cortex, Spleen, CV and Lymphatics. Lateral Plate Mesoderm Embryology - Epidermis, Anterior Pituitary, Lens of the Eye, Hair Surface Ectoderm Embryology - Posterior Pituitary, Retina of Eye, CNS Neural Tube (N...

Peptic Ulcer Disease Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers peptic ulcer disease - answer-cellular destruction -loss of mucosa -duodenal and gastric ulcers hospitalizations - answer-gastric ulcers worse than duodenal due to increased NSAID use and aging population -increasing mortality in women aggressive factors in peptic ulcers - answer-acid -pepsin -gastrin -bile acid defensive factors in peptic ulcers - answer-mucosal blood flow -bicarbonate -cellular regeneration -prostagla...

Week 2: Chapter 24: The Digestive System part two Basic GI Functions Primary function: movement of nutrient molecules from the external environment to the internal environment. (Absorption of nutrients) Food->Digestion->motility and absorption Pancreas Gland in the retroperitoneal space behind the stomach Produces enzymesthat digest carbs, proteins, fats, and nucleic acids Produces the sodium bicarbonate buffer Emptiesthe contents into duodenum Relationship of the Pancreas to th...

Which of the following is NOT a function of the digestive tract? a) to use enzymes to break down food b) to perform gas exchange c) to remove waste from the body d) to use peristalsis to move food along - b) to perform gas exchange Gas exchange is a function of the respiratory system The body, at all times, attempts to maintain homeostasis. The best definition of homeostasis is: a) a process that maintains the stability of the human body's internal environment in response to changes ...

Peptic Ulcer Disease Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers peptic ulcer disease - answer-cellular destruction -loss of mucosa -duodenal and gastric ulcers hospitalizations - answer-gastric ulcers worse than duodenal due to increased NSAID use and aging population -increasing mortality in women aggressive factors in peptic ulcers - answer-acid -pepsin -gastrin -bile acid defensive factors in peptic ulcers - answer-mucosal blood flow -bicarbonate -cellular regeneration -prostagla...

Characteristics of Dysplasia - ANSWER-Loss of uniformity of cell size and shape = pleomorphism, Loss of tissue orientation, Nuclear changes - increase nuclear:cytoplasmic ratio and clumped chromatin Reversible cell changes to injury - ANSWER-Cellular and mitochondrial swelling due to reduce ATP leading to reduce activity of Na/K and Ca pumps, Membrane blebbing, Nuclear chromatin clumping, Ribosomal / polysomal detachment (reduced protein synthesis). Irreversible cell changes to ...