Anatomy of Ileocecal Valve and Ascending Colon

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What type of muscle is the external anal sphincter?

Voluntary

To what does the external anal sphincter attach anteriorly?

Perineal Body

Which nerve mainly supplies the external anal sphincter?

Fourth Sacral Nerve (S4)

Where is the pecten situated in relation to the anal canal?

Between the Hilton’s line and the pectinate line

What controls the contraction and tonus of the internal anal sphincter?

Parasympathetic fibers from the Superior Rectal Plexus

Which part of the external anal sphincter is often indistinct due to zones rather than muscle bellies?

Deep External Anal Sphincter

What causes temporary relaxation of the internal anal sphincter?

Rectal distension by feces or gas

How is the internal anal sphincter inhibited?

By parasympathetic fiber stimulation

What relaxes temporarily in response to distension of the rectal ampulla by feces or gas?

Internal Anal Sphincter

Which nerve supplies the superior 2/3 of the anal canal?

Superior Rectal Nerve

Learn about the structure and function of the ileocecal valve, its comparison with the pyloric sphincter, and the importance of the ascending colon as a starting point of the colon. This quiz will test your knowledge of these anatomical landmarks.

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