This document provides a 3-page summary of the anatomy of the stomach and small intestine. It discusses the four regions of the stomach (cardia, fundus, body, and pyloric part), along with details about their locations, functions, and blood supply. It then summarizes the gross and histological anatomy of the small intestine, noting its specialized structure for nutrient absorption. The three regions of the small intestine - duodenum, jejunum, and ileum - are also briefly described.
This document provides a 3-page summary of the anatomy of the stomach and small intestine. It discusses the four regions of the stomach (cardia, fundus, body, and pyloric part), along with details about their locations, functions, and blood supply. It then summarizes the gross and histological anatomy of the small intestine, noting its specialized structure for nutrient absorption. The three regions of the small intestine - duodenum, jejunum, and ileum - are also briefly described.
This document provides a 3-page summary of the anatomy of the stomach and small intestine. It discusses the four regions of the stomach (cardia, fundus, body, and pyloric part), along with details about their locations, functions, and blood supply. It then summarizes the gross and histological anatomy of the small intestine, noting its specialized structure for nutrient absorption. The three regions of the small intestine - duodenum, jejunum, and ileum - are also briefly described.
Reg No# FA22-PHM-068 Section: 1A Submitted to: Date of submission: 23-12-2022 Title of assignment: Anatomy of stomacy and small intestine No of pages in assignment: 13 STOMACH ANATOMY OF STOMACH Keypoint The stomach is intraperitoneal and subdivided into four regions The cardia The fundus The body Ploric part the anterior and posterior surface are smooth and rounded The stomach are extend of vertebbra T7 and L3 the stomach is divided into four regions 1. the esophagus lumen opens into the cardia at the cardiac orifice 2. the fundus is the regions of stomach that project superior to the junction between the esopagus and the stomach . the fundus contacts the inferior and posterior surfaces of the diaphragm • The body of stomach is the area between the fundus and the curve og the J. • The largest region of stomach is the body • Ingested food and gastric secetions
• The pyloric part
the portion of stomach between the body and duedenum. It is divided into a plyoric antrum which is connected to body. • During the digestion the shape of the pyloric part change • A thinkness of circular layer of muscle within the pylorus called the pyloric spincter • Regulates the release of chyme into the duedenum • BLOOD SUPPLY TO STOMACH • The three branch of stomach supply blood • 1. the left gastric artery supplies blood to the lesser curvature and cardia • 2.The splenic artery supplies the fundus directly greater curvature through the left gastro epipoic artery • The common hepatic artery branch into the right gastric, and the gastroduodenal arteries. • The gastric and gastro epiploic veins drain blood from the stomach into the hepatic portal vein. SMALL INTESTINE • Key point • the gross and histortical anatomy of small intestine is specialized for absortion . • the circular folds ,villi and microvilli increase is surface area
• Ninety percent of nutrient absortion occur in the small
intestine • occurs in the proximal portion of the large intestine • An average diameter is 6m [20]ft in length • The small intestine is found in all abdomial region execpt the left hypochondric and epigastric region • The small intestine filled much of the peritoneal cavity. • The anatomy of small intestine is specialized to increase its surface area for absortion and secretion • Roughly 800 circular folds are found along the length of the duodenum,jejunum,and proximal half of the ileum • The mucosa possesses intestinal villi, and each cell of the surface epithium has small micrivilli on its apical surface s • REGION OF SMALL INTESTINE • The small intestine has three anatomical subdivision • The duodenum • Jejunum • Ileum • Duodenum • the shortest and widest segment of small intestine is the duodenum • The jejunum • this junction of small intestine re enter the periteroal cavity • The jejunum is about 2.5m 8 ft
• The Ileum • the third and last sagment of small intestine is the ileum • It is about 3.5m 12ft in length