exam 1 Flashcards

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1
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the accessory organs of the digestive system are

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teeth
tongue
salivary glands
liver
pancreas

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2
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first act of digestion

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mastication

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3
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first motility pattern of the GIT

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deglutition

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4
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time in dogs for food to go from oral cavity to stomach

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4-5 s

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5
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oropharyngeal dysphagia due to

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malfunction of pharynx and upper esophageal sphincter

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6
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esophageal dysphagia due to

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malfunction of esophagus

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7
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regulatory center of energy homeostasis

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hypothalamus

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8
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hunger center

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paraventricular nucleus; lateral hypothalamus

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9
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satiety center

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ventromedial hypothalamic nucleus

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hunger stimulatory hypothalamic hormones

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neuropeptide Y (NPY)
orexin

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11
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hunger inhibitory hypothalamic hormone

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melanocyte stimulating hormone (MSH)

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12
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hunger stimulatory non-hypothalamic hormone

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ghrelin

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13
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hunger inhibitory non-hypothalamic hormones

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cholecystokinin (CKK)
peptide YY (PYY)
leptin
insulin

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14
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the major salivary glands are

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parotid
mandibular
sublingual

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15
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which parasympathetic nerves regulate saliva secretion

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facial n.
glossopharyngeal n.

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16
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contraction of myoepithelial cells to inc saliva secretion is stimulated by acetylcholine reaching ___ receptor

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M3

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17
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by the sympathetic system, the ___ regulate saliva secretion

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3 first thoracal segments

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18
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to stimulate saliva secretion, epinephrine and norepinephrine reach ___ receptors

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a1

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19
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5 main GI hormones

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secretin
gastrin
CCK
GIP
motilin

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which hormone:
stimulates HCO3-
inhibits acid secretion

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secretin

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21
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what are secretin’s stimuli

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acid
fat
protein

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22
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which hormone:
stimulates acid secretion

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gastrin

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23
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what are gastrin’s stimuli

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protein
high pH

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24
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which hormone:
stimulates pancreatic enzyme secretion and gallbladder contraction

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CCK

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what are CCK's stimuli
fats proteins
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which hormone: stimulates insulin secretion inhibits gastric secretion
GIP
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what are GIP's stimuli
fats glucose
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which hormone: induction of intestinal motility during fasting
motilin
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what is motilin's stimuli
acetylcholine
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what parietal cell secretion is essential for vit. B12 absorption
intrinsic factor
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enteroendocrine G cells secrete
gastrin
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enteroendocrine D cells secrete
somatostatin
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enteroendocrine I cells secrete
CCK
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HCl stimulatory substances
gastrin histamine acetylcholine
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HCl inhibitory substance
somatostatin
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which cranial nerve regulates HCl secretion
vagus n.
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neural regulation of HCl is mediated by
acetylcholine
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hormonal regulation of HCl is mediated by
gastrin somatostatin
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paracrine regulation of HCl is mediated by
histamine
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neural stimulation of gastric enzymes by
acetylcholine noradrenalin
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hormonal stimulation of gastric enzymes by
secretin CCK
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mucus secretion is stimulated by acetylcholine and ____, which can be blocked by NSAIDs
prostaglandin E
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during which phase are gastric secretions stimulated before food enters the stomach
cephalic
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during which phase are gastric secretions stimulated by the vagovagal reflex from the stomach
gastric
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during which phase are gastric secretions stimulated by food entering the duodenum
intestinal
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paneth cells of the small intestine secrete
antimicrobial enzymes and peptides
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enteroendocrine cells of the small intestine secrete
CCK, secretin, GIP
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Brunner's glands function to neutralize the acidic chyme to protect the small intestine mucosa; they also secrete ____
glycoproteins and HCO3-
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functions of the liver include: - carb metabolism - amino acid/protein metabolism - lipid metabolism - storage - synthesis/secretion of bile acids and bile - biotransformation - ______ - synthesis of components of the immune system
synthesis of hormones and mediators
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plasma proteins synthesized by the liver include: - albumins - glycoproteins - nonimmune a and b globulins - complement factors - ______ - coagulation factors - lipoproteins
prothrombin and fibrinogen
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which hormone produced by the liver is a prohormone resulting in angiotensin
angiotensinogen
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which hormone produced by the liver is a growth factor
thrombopoietin
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which hormone produced by the liver is produced in response to growth hormone
insulin like growth factor
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which hormone produced by the liver works for iron homeostasis
hepcidin
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what enzyme is important for drug metabolism
cytochrome p450
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the gallbladder concentrates the bile through
electrolyte and water reabsorption
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bile acids are synthesized from
cholesterol
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inc AA and FA in the duodenum after a meal stimulates secretion of ____, which contracts the sm. m. of the gallbladder and relaxes the sphincter of oddi, leading to bile secretion
CCK
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which protease once activated in the intestine, can activate the other zymogens
trypsin
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pancreatic cells have receptors for
Ach, CCK, secretin
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what is released during the cephalic phase of pancreatic secretion
Ach
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what is released during the gastric phase of pancreatic secretion
Ach
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what is released during the intestinal phase of pancreatic secretion
secretin and CCK
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Ach and CCK stimulate the secretion of
enzyme and Cl rich fluid
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secretin stimulates the secretion of
HCO3- rich fluid
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insufficient production of digestive enzymes by the exocrine pancreas
pancreatic insufficiency
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destroyed pancreatic acini due to autodigestion and replacement with connective tissue
pancreatitis
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absorption of carbs is mediated by which Na-dependent transporter
SGLT1
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GLUT5 and GLUT2 are req. for CHO absorption into the epithelial cell and blood, they are what type of transport
facilitated transport
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why is emulsification of lipids important for their digestion
reduces the surface area allowing for binding of lipases
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monoglycerides, FFA, cholesterol and liposoluble vitamins will form ____ to pass through the brush border
mixed micelles
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where does the majority of water absorption take place
small intestine
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how is Cl absorbed
by carriers and passes thru the paracellular pathway
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how is K absorbed
in the sm. intestine thru the paracellular pathway
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which vitamin D hormone is required for calcium absorption
calcitriol
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how is Mg absorbed
Mg channels and paracellularly through tight junction holes
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how is phosphate absorbed
through Na/Phosphate symporter
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during the absorptive phase of digestion, ___ is released
insulin
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during the post absorptive phase of digestion, ____ is released
glucagon
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glucose transport into cells is mediated by insulin-induced ____
GLUT
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what happens to pyruvate formed during glycolysis
ETC or fermentation to produce lactate
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role of oxygen in the TCA
delivers reduced NADH and FADH2
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role of oxygen in the ETC
bind to the protons to produce water - prevents free electrons in the mitochondria
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production of glucose from non-sugar molecules such as amino acids, lactate and glycerol; occurs during a prolonged fast when hepatic stores are depleted
gluconeogenesis
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important tissues for gluconeogenesis
liver and kidney
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important substrates for gluconeogenesis
glycerol - glycerol phosphate lactate - pyruvate amino acids - oxaloacetate
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main stores of glycogen
liver and skeletal muscle
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pentose phosphate cycle utilizes ____ (no ATP) to produce ribose for nucleic acid
NADPH
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NADPH is consumed by what 4 processes
fatty acid synthesis steroid synthesis drug metabolism generation of superoxide in phagocytes
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functions of NADPH
source of electrons carry electrons to ETC reducing enzyme cytochrome P450 respiratory burst in phagocytic cells synthesis of NO
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short and medium chain FA bind to ___, and travel through the portal system before reaching the liver
albumin
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hormone precursor for fatty acids
prostaglandins
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during a prolonged fast, ketone bodies are the result of excess acetyl CoA in the liver, which occurs from a reverse TCA step where oxaloacetate converts to ___
malate
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where are most absorbed amino acids sent
urea
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produce TCA intermediates and can enter the TCA yielding oxaloacetate
glucogenic amino acids
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source of energy in muscle cells, after deamination are converted into a-ketoacids and can enter the TCA
branch chain amino acids
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amino acid from BCAA metabolism that is used by the liver for gluconeogenesis
alanine
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the formation of urea in the liver serves as a way to eliminate ___
ammonia