Yes

Transitional epithelium?

No

VISCUS: Respiratory, Urinary, or GI Tract Monday, October 25, 2004

Entirely visible diameter without muscularis externa?

Yes

Entire diameter visible?

No

No

Yes

No MM, 2-3 layers of smooth muscle, adventitia (poorly defined) URETER

Larger diameter than ureter, more robust smooth muscle, serosa in upper part URINARY BLADDER

Stratified squamous, unkeratinized epithelium in women URETHRA

Big, uniform tube with layered ME?

No (Repiratory)

Simple cuboidal (low colum.) Yes (GI TRACT)

Epithelium? Simple squamous Simple columnar Middle bronchioles PCC w/ goblet cells

Yes Epithelium stratified squamous unkeratinized?

Sudden epithelial change?

No

Respiratory bronchioles

Alveoli

Yes

No

Entire diameter visible?

No

Yes (C-shaped)

Hyaline cartilage?

No

Yes

Are there lots of glands in the submucosa?

No

Ileocecal junction Yes

Epithelium simple columnar?

Yes (Plates) No Trachea Anal canal or Rectum Bronchi Bronchioles

Gastroesophageal junction

Rectoanal junction Yes Yes Yes Villi? No Goblet cells?

No Within glands, only see mucous cell?

Yes

No

Simple columnar w/ goblet cells

Epithelium?

Stratified squamous (unker.) Yes

Brunners glands?

No

APPENDIX Very even circular diameter, Poorly developed MM, Thick inner circular, thin outer longitudinal layers in ME, Crypts, no villi, Lots of Lymphoid nodules

ESOPHAGUS Elongated diameter, Two clearly defined layers of ME, glands in submucosa and mucosa, Adventitia above diaphragm, serosa below

Peyer's patches? Yes No

LARGE INTESTINE (colon & cecum) Enterocytes, Crypts, Enteroendocrine cells, occasional Paneth cells in glands, Teniae coli, GALT

Glands ~ thickness of mucosa? Yes No

Corpic/fundic stomach chief, parietal cells

Duodenum

Cardiac stomach

Pyloric stomach

Ileum

Jejunum