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    The layers of the GI tract described are: 1. Muscularis - The inner and outer layers of smooth muscle that contract to churn food or move food along. 2. Mucosa - The innermost layer consisting of epithelium overlying lamina propria and muscularis mucosae that lines the lumen. 3. Submucosa - The layer of areolar connective tissue located deep to the mucosa. 4. Serosa - The outermost serous membrane that forms the external layer of organs in the GI tract.

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    The layers of the GI tract described are: 1. Muscularis - The inner and outer layers of smooth muscle that contract to churn food or move food along. 2. Mucosa - The innermost layer consisting of epithelium overlying lamina propria and muscularis mucosae that lines the lumen. 3. Submucosa - The layer of areolar connective tissue located deep to the mucosa. 4. Serosa - The outermost serous membrane that forms the external layer of organs in the GI tract.

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    The layers of the GI tract described are: 1. Muscularis - The inner and outer layers of smooth muscle that contract to churn food or move food along. 2. Mucosa - The innermost layer consisting of epithelium overlying lamina propria and muscularis mucosae that lines the lumen. 3. Submucosa - The layer of areolar connective tissue located deep to the mucosa. 4. Serosa - The outermost serous membrane that forms the external layer of organs in the GI tract.

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    The layers of the GI tract described are: 1. Muscularis - The inner and outer layers of smooth muscle that contract to churn food or move food along. 2. Mucosa - The innermost layer consisting of epithelium overlying lamina propria and muscularis mucosae that lines the lumen. 3. Submucosa - The layer of areolar connective tissue located deep to the mucosa. 4. Serosa - The outermost serous membrane that forms the external layer of organs in the GI tract.

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    HUMAN HISTOLOGY LECTURE

    Name: Maria Gienine N. Baylosis Student #: 202108308


    Program/Section: BSMT 2-3 Date Performed: July 06, 2023 Date Submitted: July 10, 2023

    LABORATORY ACTIVITY
    Digestive System
    Lab Activity

    I. Introduction:
    Digestive system is the system that are made of different organ that is responsible for
    digestion both physical and chemical until the food is transformed into absorbable particle
    then assimilated by the body and converted by metabolism, and eliminate the waste materials
    to protect the body, in order for this process to proceed the food has to pass and be
    transformed by the organs of the digestive system

    II. Objectives:
    A. Determine the parts and location of the different organ of the digestive system
    B. Determine the histological features of the organ of the digestive system
    C. Determine the function of the different organ

    III. Materials Needed:


    Materials •
    Models and diagram of the Digestive system
    Books or atlas

    IV. Procedure:
    Label the diagram using atlas and model
    Answer the following question regarding the digestive system
    HUMAN HISTOLOGY LECTURE

    • anus • pancreas

    • esophagus • pharynx

    • gallbladder • salivary gland

    • large intestine • small intestine

    • liver • stomach

    • mouth (oral cavity

    1 Salivary Glands 7 Mouth

    2 Pharynx 8 Stomach

    3 Esophagus 9 Pancreas

    4 Liver 10 Small Intestine

    5 Gall Bladder 11 Anus

    6 Large Intestine
    HUMAN HISTOLOGY LECTURE

     mucosa

    • muscularis

    • serosa

    • submucosa

    1 Mucosa

    2 Submucosa

    3 Serosa

    4 Muscularis
    HUMAN HISTOLOGY LECTURE

    (a)

    • circular layers of smooth muscle fibers

    • lamina propria

    • longitudinal layer of smooth muscle fibers

    • mucosa

    • muscularis

    • serosa

    • stratified squamous epithelium

    • submucosa

    1 Stratified Squamous Epithelium 5 Mucosa

    2 Lamina Propria 6 Submucosa

    3 Circular Layer of Smooth Muscle Fiber 7 Muscularis

    4 Longitudinal Layer of Smooth Muscle Fiber 8 Serosa


    HUMAN HISTOLOGY LECTURE

    (b)

    • gastric glands

    • gastric pit

    • lamina propria

    • simple columnar epithelium

    9 Gastric Pit

    10 Simple Columnar Epithelium

    11 Lamina Propria

    12 Gastric Glands
    HUMAN HISTOLOGY LECTURE

    • duodenal (Brunner’s) gland in submucosa


    • goblet cell
    • intestinal gland (crypts of Lieberkühn)
    • lamina propria
    • simple columnar epithelium
    • villus

    13 Simple Columnar Epithelium


    14 Goblet Cell
    15 Villus
    16 Lamina Propria
    17 Intestinal Gland (Crypts of Lieberkuhn)
    18 Duodenal (Brunner’s) Gland in Submucosa
    HUMAN HISTOLOGY LECTURE

    • acini (exocrine)
    • pancreatic islet (islet of Langerhans)
    19 Acini (Exocrine)
    20 Pancreatic Islet (Islet of Langerhans)

    e)
    • central vein
    • hepatocytes
    • sinusoids
    21 Hepatocytes
    22 Sinusoids
    23 Central Vein
    HUMAN HISTOLOGY LECTURE

    Name the layers of the GI tract that are described.

    Muscularis 1. The layer that contracts to churn food or move food along
    Mucosa 2. Layer consisting of a membrane that lines a body cavity that opens to the
    exterior; overlays smooth muscle
    Submucosa 3. Areolar connective tissue layer located deep to the mucosa
    Serosa 4. A serous membrane that is the external layer of a GI tract organ

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