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Normal Body 2011

GI Tract Exercises

Study Exercises. Review of the Elements of the Alimentary Tube.


On the following two pages is a chart or matrix of blank spaces. Each space is the
intersection of a horizontal row and a vertical column. The items listed to the left of the rows
and at the top of the columns are different regions of the gastro-intestinal tract. You are to fill
in each blank space with some item or items (i.e., cell type, tissue type) which is present in the
region listed as the row title (to the left), but not present (or less obvious) in the column title.
To get you started, one element of the matrix has been filled in (aside from the diagonals which
are, of course, blank): this entry says that one way of telling the lower esophagus from the
cardiac stomach is that the esophagus has stratified squamous epithelium. Obviously, many
elements of the matrix can be filled with numerous items; others may be difficult for you to fill
out. The more you can add to the table, the better you understand the gut tube - especially if
you retain this knowledge and integrate it into a logical framework.

One possible set (there are many) of appropriate entries is included for comparison with
your answers.

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CHART: DISTINCTIVE FEATURES OF VARIOUS-


UPPER MIDDLE LOWER CARDIAC FUNDIC-CORPIC PYLORIC
ESOPHAGUS ESOPHAGUS ESOPHAGUS STOMACH STOMACH STOMACH

UPPER
ESOPHAGUS ---

MIDDLE
ESOPHAGUS ---

LOWER Stratified
ESOPHAGUS --- squamous
epithelium

CARDIAC
STOMACH ---

FUNDIC-
CORPIC
STOMACH ---

PYLORIC
STOMACH ---

DUODENUM

JEJUNUM

ILEUM

COLON

RECTUM

ANAL
CANAL

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REGIONS OF THE ALIMENTARY TUBE

DUODENUM JEJUNUM ILEUM COLON RECTUM ANAL CANAL

UPPER
ESOPHAGUS

MIDDLE
ESOPHAGUS

LOWER
ESOPHAGUS

CARDIAC
STOMACH

FUNDIC-
CORPIC
STOMACH

PYLORIC
STOMACH

DUODENUM
---

JEJUNUM
---

ILEUM
---

COLON
---

RECTUM
---

ANAL
--- CANAL

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CHART: DISTINCTIVE FEATURES OF VARIOUS


UPPER MIDDLE LOWER CARDIAC FUNDIC-CORPIC PYLORIC
ESOPHAGUS ESOPHAGUS ESOPHAGUS STOMACH STOMACH STOMACH

UPPER esophageal striated stratified stratified stratified


ESOPHAGUS --- glands muscle squamous squamous squamous
epithelium epithelium epithelium

MIDDLE mixture of mixture of


ESOPHAGUS striated and --- striated and " " " " " "
smooth muscle
smooth muscle esophageal
LOWER in mus. ext. glands; some stratified
ESOPHAGUS some mucosal mucosal --- squamous " " " "
mucous glands mucous glands epithelium
glands
CARDIAC mucous surface mucous mucous convoluted, pits shallow,
STOMACH cells; pits surface cells surface cells --- mostly mucous glands more
and pits and pits cells sparse
FUNDIC- glands glands
CORPIC straight; straight;
STOMACH " " " " " " parietal & --- parietal &
chief cells chief cells

PYLORIC pits deep; pits deep;


STOMACH " " " " " " pyloric gland cells ---
sphincter? mostly mucous

DUODENUM villi, columnar villi, columnar villi, columnar microvilli; microvilli; microvilli;
epithelium epithelium epithelium goblet cells goblet cells goblet cells

JEJUNUM
" " " " " " " " " " " "

ILEUM
" " " " " " " " " " " "

COLON columnar columnar columnar straight crypts; crypts;


epithelium; epithelium; epithelium; crypts, goblet cells goblet cells
crypts crypts crypts goblet cells
crypts; crypts; crypts;
RECTUM columnar columnar columnar goblet cells, goblet cells, goblet cells,
epithelium; epithelium; epithelium; rectal rectal rectal
columns columns columns
keratinizing keratinizing keratinizing
ANAL stratified stratified stratified stratified stratified stratified
CANAL squamous squamous squamous squamous squamous squamous
epithelium epithelium epithelium epithelium epithelium epithelium

PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS ONLY ONE


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REGIONS OF THE ALIMENTARY TUBE

DUODENUM JEJUNUM ILEUM COLON RECTUM ANAL CANAL


striated muscle
stratified stratified stratified stratified stratified in muscularis UPPER
squamous squamous squamous squamous squamous externa; ESOPHAGUS
epithelium epithelium epithelium epithelium epithelium muscularis muc.
muscularis muc.;
striated muscle MIDDLE
" " " " " " " " " " in muscularis ESOPHAGUS
externa

muscularis mucosa; LOWER


" " " " " " " " " " esophageal ESOPHAGUS
glands

epithelium has epithelium has epithelium has pits and glands, pits and glands, pits and glands, CARDIAC
only mucous only mucous only mucous mucous mucous mucous STOMACH
surface cells surface cells surface cells surface cells surface cells surface cells
FUNDIC-
CORPIC
" " " " " " " " " " " " STOMACH

PYLORIC
" " " " " " " " " " " " STOMACH

Brunner's Brunner's villi; villi; villi; DUODENUM


--- glands glands Brunner's Brunner's Brunner's
glands glands glands

tall plicae tall plicae villi; villi; villi; JEJUNUM


and villi --- and villi plicae plicae plicae

Peyer's Peyer's villi villi villi ILEUM


patches patches ---

taenia coli taenia coli taenia coli taenia coli; columnar COLON
--- deep crypts epithelium

rectal columns rectal columns rectal columns rectal columns columnar RECTUM
--- epithelium;
crypts

stratified stratified stratified stratified stratified ANAL


squamous squamous squamous squamous squamous --- CANAL
epithelium epithelium epithelium epithelium epithelium

OF MANY POSSIBLE SETS OF ANSWERS!

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