Digestion 2 Flashcards

1
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what phases can regulation of the stomach be divided into

A

cephalic, gastric, and intestinal phases

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2
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describe what happens during cephalic regulation

A

thinking or smelling food

secretion of acid happens sometimes even before food enters the mouth

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3
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why does secretion of acid happen sometimes before food enters the mouth

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stomach churns due to habituation of getting food

due to vagus nerve and parasympathetic (long reflex)

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4
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what is an example of something that triggers cephalic regulation

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depression can cause loss of appetite and inhibit digestion

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5
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describe when gastric regulation occurs

A

several hairs after eating food

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6
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describe what happens during intestinal regualtion

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occurs in the intestines
primarily inhibits digestion due to enough food in intestine (slows food emptying)
gastric inhibitory peptide

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7
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what does the stomach act as a gatekeeper for

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intestine

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8
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what does it mean for the stomach to be a gatekeeper for intestine

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prevent intestine from having too much food at once

stomach has ability to store food for a little bit unlike intestine

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9
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why do you not want to overload intestine

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it is where absorption happen

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10
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how often does small bolus go into the small intestine

A

every 3 minutes

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11
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what is suited for chemical digestion and absorption

A

small intestine

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12
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what does the small intestine have a large amount of

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surface area due to the layers of folding

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13
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what finger like projection is on each fold of the small intestine

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villi

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14
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what does the villi do

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creates surface area

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15
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what grabs amino acids and transports them across membrane into the blood

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absorptive cells

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16
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what do the goblet cells do

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secretes mucus to get food liquefied and moving along

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17
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what has a rich blood supply

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interior of villus

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18
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where does digestion of proteins begin and end

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begins in the stomach and is completed in the small intestine

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19
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what is the enzyme of the stomach that breaks down protein

20
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what enzymes are found in the lumen of the small intestine

A

pepitadases and trypsins

21
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what do pepitadase and trypsin send to the brush border enzymes on epithelium

A

short trains of amino acids(2 or 3)

22
Q

what happens at the brush border in the digestion of proeins

A

finish the job, take short train and split the bonds

then amino acids are immediately absorbed in the blood

23
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where does digestion of carbohydrates begin and end

A

begins in the mouth and ends in the small intestine

24
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the digestion of what is water soluable

25
what enzyme in the stomach breaks down carbohydrates
no enzymes in stomach
26
what breaks down carbohydrates
salivary amylase
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what is found in the lumen of the small intestine that helps break down carbohydrates
intestinal amylase
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do the brush border enzymes have the same function in the digestion of proteins and carbohydrates
yes, in both they finish the job of breaking down and absorb the subsequent sugars and amino acids into the blood
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where does digestion of lipids occur and what is it facilitated by
it occurs in the intestine and is facilitated by bile
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what is the function of the digestion of lipids
process to break apart big globs of fat
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the digestion of what is not water soluable
lipids
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what allows for the emulsification of fats
bile
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what allows chemical digestion by lipases
emulsification of fats
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what does fatty chyme release
CCK
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what coordinates fat digestion
CCK
36
liver releases bile to the _______
gallbladder
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what stimulates the gall bladder to release bile
CCK
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this is the break down of large flat globules into small droplets
emulsification
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what do lipases chemically digest lipid into
fatty acids and glyceral
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where are fatty acids and glyceral absorbed into
lymph lacteal for drainage
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what neutralizes the acidic chyme in the small intestin
secretin
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whats main target is the pancreas
secretin
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what does the pancreas do
secretes enzymes and HCO3 into the small intestine | makes products that small intestine needs for digestion
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what does the pancreas facilitate and how
digestion in small intestine by secreting bicarbonate(pH8) which is stimulated by secretin
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how long does the pancreas continue to make bicarbonate
until the chyme is neutralized to pH7 int the duodenum
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what are the enzymes of digestion for the duodenum stimulated by
CCK