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Digestive System Overview and Anatomy

The document provides an overview of the digestive system, including its anatomy, histology, and physiology. It discusses how the digestive system breaks down food into nutrients through both mechanical and chemical digestion. The key parts include the oral cavity, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, pancreas, liver, and large intestine. Digestion involves the breakdown of carbohydrates, proteins, and lipids by various enzymes from the salivary glands, stomach, pancreas, and intestines. The resulting molecules are then absorbed in the small intestine.
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Digestive System Overview and Anatomy

The document provides an overview of the digestive system, including its anatomy, histology, and physiology. It discusses how the digestive system breaks down food into nutrients through both mechanical and chemical digestion. The key parts include the oral cavity, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, pancreas, liver, and large intestine. Digestion involves the breakdown of carbohydrates, proteins, and lipids by various enzymes from the salivary glands, stomach, pancreas, and intestines. The resulting molecules are then absorbed in the small intestine.
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Digestive System

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Rut Herdianti P. E. 26th November 2018


Overview
Oral Cavity

Gastrointestinal
Oesophagus
Upper
Stomach

Duodenum

Jejunum

Lower Ileum
Colon

Pancreas

Accessory Liver

Gall-bladder

Rut Herdianti P. E.
Anatomy
• ~appropriate to embryology (Week 4)
• Primitive gut-endoderm (head, tail, lateral folds) + ectoderm (cranial =
stomodeum & caudal = proctodaeum)
– Fore-gut
– Mid-gut
– Hind-gut

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Anatomy

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Rut Herdianti P. E.
Anatomy
• Fore-gut
• Mid-gut
• Hind-gut

Rut Herdianti P. E.
Anatomy
• Fore-gut
• Lower Respiratory Tract
– Pharynx
– Oesophagus
Duodenal Papilla Major
– Stomach
– PROXIMAL Duodenum
– Liver & Pancreas
– Biliary Apparatus
• Mid-gut
• Hind-gut

Rut Herdianti P. E.
Anatomy
• Fore-gut
• Mid-gut
– Small Intestines (below PROXIMAL duodenum)
– Caecum & Appendix
– Ascending Colon
– 2/3 transverse colon
• Hind-gut

Rut Herdianti P. E.
Anatomy
• Fore-gut
• Mid-gut
• Hind-gut
– 1/3 distal transverse colon
– Descending colon
– Sigmoid colon
– Rectum
– Upper anal canal
• Urogenital parts

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Histology
• Tunica Mucosa
a. Epithelium
b. Lamina Propria
c. Muscularis Mucosae
• Tunica Submucosa
• Tunica Muscularis
• Tunica Serosa

Rut Herdianti P. E.
Histology
• Tunica Mucosa
a. Epithelium
 Covering, lining & protecting
 Absorption
 Secretion  hormonal, mucosal, enzyme
 Contractility  transport
b. Lamina Propria
Loose Connective Tissues [Blood and Lymph vessels, glands, macrophage and lymphocytes
accumulation (nodules)]
c. Muscularis Mucosae
Smooth Muscle  enhance contractility and motility

Rut Herdianti P. E.
Histology
• Tunica Mucosa
a. Epithelium in Digestive Tract
1. Protective = SQUAMOUS simple or stratified
2. Secretory = COLUMNAR simple or pseudo-stratified
3. Absorptive = COLUMNAR simple
4. Absorptive/Protective = COLUMNAR simple-squamous stratified

Rut Herdianti P. E.
Histology
• Tunica Mucosa
a. Epithelium in Digestive Tract
1. Protective = SQUAMOUS simple or stratified
Oral cavity, Pharynx, Oesophagus, Anus

Pharynx
Oesophagus

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Histology
• Tunica Mucosa
a. Epithelium in Digestive Tract
2. Secretory = COLUMNAR simple or pseudo-stratified
Gastric

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Rut Herdianti P. E.
Histology
• Tunica Mucosa
a. Epithelium in Digestive Tract
3. Absorptive = COLUMNAR simple
Small intestines*
Jejunum
Duodenum *Plica circulares – Villi – Microvilli ZOOM

Surface expansion - folds


• Plica = 3x
• Villi = 10x
• Microvilli = 20x

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Rut Herdianti P. E.
Histology
• Tunica Mucosa
a. Epithelium in Digestive Tract
4. Absorptive/Protective = COLUMNAR simple-squamous stratified
Colon
Rectum

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Histology
• Tunica Submucosa
Dense connective tissue [Blood and Lymph vessels, glands, macrophage and
lymphocytes accumulation (nodules) + Meissner’s Nerve Plexus]
• Tunica Muscularis
– Smooth muscles
• Circular
• Longitudinal
– Auerbach’s Nerve Plexus (Myenteric)
• Tunica Serous/Adventitia
– Thin loose connective tissue with mesothelium

Rut Herdianti P. E.
Physiology
• General  transfer nutrients from EXTERNAL into INTERNAL body environment
• Processes:
1. Ingestion - Motility/propulsion
2. Digestion (with enzyme secretion)
a. Mechanical
b. Chemical
3. Absorption
4. Excretion

Rut Herdianti P. E.
Physiology

1. ↓ blood glucose (nutrients)


2. Empty stomach 1. Nutrients enter blood
2. Full stomach

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Rut Herdianti P. E.
Physiology
• Mechanical Digestion
– Mastication
– Deglutition (Swallowing)
– Churning
• Chemical Digestion
– Carbohydrates
– Protein
– Lipids

Rut Herdianti P. E.
Physiology
• Mechanical Digestion
– Mastication

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Cutting

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Grinding
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(Swallowing)
Physiology
• Mechanical Digestion
– Mastication

– Deglutition (Swallowing)
• Voluntary Phase (Oral)
• Reflex (Pharyngeal & Oesophageal)

– Churning
Goyal et Mashimo, GI Motility Online 2006. DOI: 10.1038/gimo1

Rut Herdianti P. E.
Physiology
• Mechanical Digestion
– Mastication
– Deglutition (Swallowing)

– Churning

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Rut Herdianti P. E.
Physiology
• Chemical Digestion
Break complex chemicals into simple nutrients by digestive enzymes
– Carbohydrates
• Polysaccharide  disaccharides and monosaccharides
– Protein
• Polypeptides  amino acids
– Lipids
• Fat  Free fatty acids & monoglyceride

Rut Herdianti P. E.
Biochemistry
Carbohydrate Protein Fat
Amylase Pepsin & Renin
Trypsin Lipase
Maltase
Peptidases

Rut Herdianti P. E.
Biochemistry
Carbohydrate Protein Fat
Amylase Pepsin & Renin
Trypsin Lipase
Maltase
Peptidases

1. Oral
 Salivary
Amylase
2. Gastric
3. Intestine
 Pancreatic
Amylase
 Maltase

Rut Herdianti P. E.
Biochemistry
Carbohydrate Protein Fat
Amylase Pepsin & Renin
Trypsin Lipase
Maltase
Peptidases

1. Gastric
 Pepsin; renin
2. Intestines
 Bile
 Pancreatic
 Intestinal

Rut Herdianti P. E.
Biochemistry
Carbohydrate Protein Fat
Amylase Pepsin & Renin
Trypsin Lipase
Maltase
Peptidases

1. Gastric (little amount)


2. Intestines

Rut Herdianti P. E.
Physiology
• Absorption
– Active Transport
• Primary – Na+/K+ATPase
• Secondary – Electrogradient
– Passive Transport
• Simple diffusion based on concentrations gradients

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Physiology
• Excretion

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