Flashcards in Digestion and Absorption- Karius (In Class) Deck (17)
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Under normal conditions the colon has to reabsorb about how much?
500mL
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where does the fluid in the lumen become hypotonic?
in the small intestine
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how many carbs does the average american consumer per day?
300g
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how much protein is added to lumen by secretions?
40g/day
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lipids account for about how many grams ingested?
75g/day
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paracellular pathway?
between cells
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transcellular pathway?
thru cells; thru pores (more in duodenum than distally); distally-transporters
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secondary active transport helps to transport what?
glucose, amino acids, some H2O-soluble vitamins
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where does secondary active transport take place?
small intestine, NOT LARGE
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what co-transporter is present in the ileum thru the large intestine?
sodium and cholride
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major way of absorbing Cl in the early small intestine?
Bicarb/Cl exchanger
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majority of K is absorbed via what pathway?
paracellular pathway in small intestine
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what happens with potassium in the large intestine?
it is mainly passively secreted (K high inside cell)
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what determines the amount of TRPV on membrane of enterocyte? what does it transport?
vitamin D; calcium
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what keeps calcium out of trouble?
calbindin
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how is fructose absorbed?
facilitated diffusion
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