Hepatic lobule - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Describe the flow of bile through the liver, gall bladder, and pancreas - ️️bile is produced in the liver and is sent out via the left or right hepatic ducts which join to form the common hepatic duct bile in the common hepatic duct can be sent to the gallbladder for storage, or be sent directly to the duodenum for secretion the common hepatic duct becomes the common bile duct after the gallbladder, and this eventually joins with the pancreatic duct (along with all the pancreatic zymog...

Detoxification (filtration) correct answers Filters xenobiotics and prepares them for excretion Bile formation/excretion (digestion) correct answers In combination with gallbladder and pancreas, breakdown of bilirubin (glucuronidation) Metabolic homeostasis (production and storage) correct answers Processing dietary amino acids, lipids, carbohydrates, vitamins Glucose regulation Protein synthesis-clotting factors, albumin, hormones Nutrient storage (vitamins [A, D, E, K, and B9+B12] & i...

Describe the flow of bile through the liver, gall bladder, and pancreas - Answer-bile is produced in the liver and is sent out via the left or right hepatic ducts which join to form the common hepatic duct bile in the common hepatic duct can be sent to the gallbladder for storage, or be sent directly to the duodenum for secretion the common hepatic duct becomes the common bile duct after the gallbladder, and this eventually joins with the pancreatic duct (along with all the pancreatic zymo...

what is the largest internal organ in the body?the liver where is the liver located in the body?in the upper abdominal quadrant what is the basic functional unit of the liver?the liver lobule how are the hepatic cells arranged?in cords that radiate from the central vein into the periphery where does blood from portal arterioles and venues empty into?they empty into channels called sinusoids what lines the walls of sinusoids in the liver?specialized phagocytic cells called Kupffer's c...

What does the portal vein do? correct answer: carries nutrients from intestine to liver What do the sinusoids do? correct answer: Capillaries between hepatocytes that carry blood to the hepatic vein What does the hepatic vein do? correct answer: carries blood away from the liver back to the heart and lungs What does the hepatic artery do? correct answer: carries oxygenated blood to the liver How many functions does the liver have? correct answer: 500 What's the largest inter...

Lobule correct answer: functional unit of the liver Hepatocytes correct answer: liver cells that produce and secrete bile Bile stimulates peristalsis and breaks down _______ in the intestine. correct answer: fats Adults produce ___________ of bile per day. correct answer: 400-800 mL ________ drains into the small intestine and is reabsorbed into the blood. correct answer: Bile Canaliculus correct answer: channels between hepatocytes that drain bile into the common bile duct ...

accessory organs of the GI tract Ans: liver gallbladder pancreas liver Ans: produces bile, which helps digest fat uptake, storage, distribution of nutrients (glucose, lipids, proteins) and vitamins synthesizes most of the plasma proteins metabolizes and eliminates drugs and toxins largest organ, ~3 lbs gallbladder Ans: stores and concentrates bile (takes water out) releases bile when you eat fat pancreas Ans: exocrine fx: secretes digestive enzymes endocrine fx: regulates bloo...

Identify the structure in the frame above, outlined by the white lines. Your Answer: structure: hepatic lobule/liver Hepatic lobule (Frame-2:17) Question 2 4 / 4 pts Name the cells that are involved in the exocrine functions of the gland (above) and describe their function. Your Answer: cell: acini function: to assist in digestion by secreting the digestive enzymes. Acini Cells- Secrete digestive enzymes which complete digestion. (Pancreas) Frame-5:15 Question 3 3 / 3 pts Identify...

The process of taking in and using food for growth, repair, and maintenance of the body includes ingestion, digestion, absorption, and metabolism : nutrition Inflammation : adaptive response of the body to injury or illness How many functions is the liver responsible for? : about 500 lobule : functional unit of the liver 2 hepatocyte : liver cells that produce and secrete bile bile : stimulates peristalsis and breaks down fats in intestine canaliculus : channels between hepatocy...

The human adult liver DOES NOT: A.) store glycogen B.) produce erythrocytes C.) convert ammonia to urea D.) produce blood coagulation proteins B.) produce erythrocytes A lobule of the liver contains a centrally located: A.) vein with radiating hepatocytes and sinusoids B.) arteriole with radiating capillaries and Kupffer cells C.) hepatic sinus with radiating sinusoids D.) hepatic duct with radiating Kupffer cells and cords of hepatic cells A.) vein with radiating hepatocytes and sinu...