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How many compartments does the stomach of the camelid have?
3
Hindgut
Do camelids rely more on foregut or hindgut fermentation?
Forage
What do camelids primarily eat?
Compartment 1 of stomach
Has cranial and caudal part separated by transverse pillar
No stratification of stomach contents
Largest compartment (83% of stomach volume)
Glandular saccules/sacculations
Occupies much of the left side
Glandular saccules/sacculations
Most of the surface area of compartment 1 of stomach
Contain folds of simple columnar cells that have secretory and absorptive functions
Gastrolith
Compartment 2 of stomach
Holds only 6% of stomach volume
Surface contains glandular cells
Glandular cells
In compartment 2 of stomach
Small amount of stratified squamous epithelium
Compartment 3 of stomach
Long of tubular
Contains typical gastric and pyloric glands in the caudal 1/5th
Contains the gastric glands —> Functions as the “true” stomach
C2, C1, caudal to cranial, C1, cranial to caudal, C1
Stomach contractions:
Single rapid contraction of __ followed by contraction of __ in a ___ direction
Next, __ contracts in the reverse direction, ___
Contractions of __ occur 6-8 times before C2 contracts again
Left
Which side should you listen to the stomach?
3-4
How many stomach contractions per minute in a resting camelid?
Duodenum
Dilated ampulla at the start of the duodenum
Courses dorsally on the right side of C1 to the dorsal abdomen, caudal to the liver
Jejunum
Folded around the root of the mesentery
Right caudal abdomen
Ileum
Begins ventrally and courses dorsally to the large intestine
Cecum
Lies approximately on the midline
Directed caudally toward the pelvic inlet
May curve ventrally and laterally to the left
Parts of ascending colon
Proximal loop, spiral loop, distal loop
Centripetal coils, centrifugal coils
Parts of spiral loop
Centripetal coils
Primary site for fecalith impaction in camelids
Transverse colon
Passes right to left, cranial to the root of the mesentery
Descending colon
Continues to the rectum
Proximal (oral) portion of spiral colon
Where do the fecal pellets begin to form?
South American camelids
Which type of camelids use a dung pile for urination and defecation?
Cartilage of the last rib
The dorsocaudal border of the liver extends caudally to the ___
C2, C3
Which vertebrae does the liver cover?