Analysis of the physiological anatomy of GIT
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Libyan International Medical University
Faculty of Pharmacy
Presented by : Salsabil Ghazali , Raja Naji, Walla
Analysis of the physiological anatomy
of "GIT"
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Objectives
1. Define layers of "GIT".
2. Demonstrate the components of mucosa
3. Demonstrate the components of serosa
4. List bile functions
5. Restate the secretion of mucus by duodenum & large
intestine
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mucosa
sub mucosa
Muscular
Serosa
Layers of
GIT:
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mucosa
sub mucosa
Muscular
Serosa
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The mucosa
The mucosa lines the luminal surface. Its inner epithelial layer
has exocrine and endocrine cells. It contains nerve fibers and
small blood and lymph vessels in which absorbed nutrients
pass. Mainly for absorption and secretion. May also help in
digestion.
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The mucosa consists of :
mucosa
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Is under the mucosa.
This connective tissue has large blood and lymph vessels.
It contains a sub mucosal plexus .
One of the two major nerve networks of the enteric
nervous system.
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Muscular
Is responsible for segmental contractions and extrusion
movement through the GIT.
The outer wall of the intestinal tract consists mostly of
two layers of smooth muscles:
1- Inner circular layer
2- Outer longitudinal layer
3- Myentric nerve plexus in between these 2 layers
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circular layer
Myentric
nerve plexus
longitudinal layer
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This is a membrane that covers the G.I. tract.
It completes the wall of GIT .
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Functions of bile
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1- Digestion of fat : Bile
salts promote breakdown
of fat into fine particles
(emulsification) which
help in fat digestion.
2- Absorption of fat :
Bile salts form water
soluble micelles thereby
helps in fat absorption.
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3- Absorption of vitamins :
Bile salts help in the absorption of fat-soluble vitamins.
4- Choleretics:
Bile salts stimulate the liver to secrete bile.
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Restate the secretion of mucus by
bronners in duodenum
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An extensive array of compound mucous glands, called
Brunner’s glands, is located in the wall of the first few
centimeters of the duodenum, mainly between the
pylorus.
These glands secrete large amounts of alkaline mucus in
response to the following (next slide):
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(1) Tactile or irritating stimuli on the duodenal mucosa
(2) Vagal stimulation, which causes increased Brunner’s
glands secretion concurrently with increase in stomach
secretion
(3) Gastrointestinal hormones, especially secretin
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Restate the secretion of mucus by large
intestine
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It is secreted by mucus (epithelial) cells of large
intestine.
Composition:
The mucus contains moderate
amount of bicarbonate
secreted by non-mucus secretion
epithelial cells.
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Functions of large intestine:
1. Excretion
2. Gut flora
3. Standing gradient osmosis
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Reference:
Guyton, 2011, medical physiology, twelfth edition, united
states of America, Elsevier