1. Gi Microanatomy LECTURE

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what are the layers of the GI tract?

mucosa

submucosa

muscularis

serosa or adventitia

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what are the sublayers of the tunica mucosa?

epithelium

lamina propria

muscularis mucosa

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what are the layers of the tunica muscularis?

circular muscle

longitudinal muscle

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T/F: the epithelium layer of tunica mucosa is classified based on region and functional needs

true

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What type of tissue does the lamina propria contain?

CT, some glands

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what type of tissue does the muscularis mucosae contain? what is the importance of this layer?

layers of smooth muscle

allows for independent movement od GI tract

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what type of tissue and other cells does the tunica submucosa contain?

DICT, Meissner's plexus, glands

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the enteric nervous system has two components. What is the function of the submucosal (Messners) plexus? where is it found?

Secretory, mucosa movement, control local blood flow

within submucosa

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the enteric nervous system has two components. What is the function of the myenteric (Auerbach's) plexus? where is it found?

motor, peristalsis

tunica muscularis

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what type of tissue and other cells does the tunica muscularis contain?

inner circular and outer longitudinal SM

myenteric plexus found between layers

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what type of tissue does the tunica serosa contain?

CT covered by simple squamous (mesothelium)

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what type of tissue does the tunica adventitia contain?

CT continous with surrounding fascia

adhered to body wall

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In some species it is normal for muscularis mucosa to be absent. When it is absent is submucosa considered its own layer?

no

<p>no</p>