Anatomy And Phyiology Flashcards
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What does the medulla stimulate
Mobilization of lipid and glucose stores
What contributes to the fight or flight response
Medulla
Medulla can regulate
Cardiovascular function
Glucocorticoids
Stress hormone
What does the catabolic hormone enhance
Glycogenesis, lypolisis, protolysis
Gonadocrticiods
Androgens and estrogen
What does the thyroid hormone stimulate
Metabolic rate
What does the thyroid hormone do
Heat production, fetal growth, and decreases response to exercise
What is produced by obesity
Proinflammatory
Adipose tissue
Biggest endocrine gland, storage of triglycerides, secretes leptin
Mastication
Particle reduction, first step in digestion
Salivary Amylase
Begins starch digestion
Salivary lipase
Begins lipid digestion
What is saliva used as
Stomach buffer
Swallowing
Second step in digestion, transport, bolts formation
Stomach activity
Third step in digestion, controls release into duodenum, begins protein digestion, gastrin and HCL is secreted
Stomach
A reservoir, 2-3 gallon capacity, is 7-8% of digestive tract.
What is the name of the valve that controls stomach contents to SI
Pyloric Valve
When is HCL secreted
Continuously but more following meals
Stomach acid activates
Pepsin
Pepsinogen is deactivated
Pepsin
Where do ulcers form
Upper portion of stomach
How are ulcers formed
Performance horses on scheduled meals
What controls food passage
Stomach acid