wraps around the rectum to stop the flow of faeces
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2. how does the blood supply of the ileum and jejunum compare
jejunum: greater blood supply, less arterial arcades, long vasa recta. ileum: less blood supply, more arterial arcades, short vasa recta.
jejunum: less blood supply, less arterial arcades, long vasa recta. ileum: greater blood supply, more arterial arcades, short vasa recta.
jejunum: greater blood supply, more arterial arcades, short vasa recta. ileum: less blood supply, fewer arterial arcades, long vasa recta.
jejunum: greater blood supply, less arterial arcades, short vasa recta. ileum: less blood supply, more arterial arcades, long vasa recta.
jejunum: greater blood supply, more arterial arcades, long vasa recta. ileum: less blood supply, fewer arterial arcades, short vasa recta.
jejunum: less blood supply, less arterial arcades, short vasa recta. ileum: greater blood supply, more arterial arcades, long vasa recta.
3. what is the significance of the transverse colon
boundary of the midgut and hindgut 2/3rds across = blood supply from inferior mesenteric to superior mesenteric, parasympathetic. innervation from vagus to pelvic splanchnic (s2-4), sympathetic innervation from lesser splanchnic to least splanchnic.
boundary of the midgut and hindgut 2/3rds across = blood supply from inferior mesenteric to superior mesenteric, parasympathetic. innervation from vagus to genitofemoral (s2-4), sympathetic innervation from lesser splanchnic to lumbar splanchnic.
boundary of the midgut and hindgut 2/3rds across = blood supply from superior mesenteric to inferior mesenteric, parasympathetic. innervation from vagus to pelvic splanchnic (s2-4), sympathetic innervation from lesser splanchnic to lumbar splanchnic.
boundary of the midgut and hindgut 2/3rds across = blood supply from superior mesenteric to inferior mesenteric, parasympathetic. innervation from vagus to pelvic splanchnic (s2-4), sympathetic innervation from lesser splanchnic to least splanchnic.
boundary of the midgut and hindgut 2/3rds across = blood supply from superior mesenteric to inferior mesenteric, parasympathetic. innervation from vagus to genitofemoral (s2-4), sympathetic innervation from lesser splanchnic to lumbar splanchnic.
boundary of the midgut and hindgut 2/3rds across = blood supply from inferior mesenteric to superior mesenteric, parasympathetic. innervation from vagus to pelvic splanchnic (s2-4), sympathetic innervation from lesser splanchnic to lumbar splanchnic.
4. what is the function of the puborenalis muscle
expands to accommodate faeces
wraps around the rectum to stop the flow of faeces
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