Exam 3 – Lecture 25: GI 4 Flashcards

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What is the difference between exocrine and endocrine?

A

Exocrine has ducts

Endocrine is ductless

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What comes from exocrine secretions of the pancreas?

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Digestive enzymes (acini, proteases, lipases, etc)

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What comes from endocrine seccretions of the pancreas?

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Metabolic hormones (inuslin, glucagon, somatostatin)

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What do islets produce?

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Insulin
Glucagon
Somatostatin

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Describe the exocrine portion of the pancreas

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Acini
Serous gland
Zymogen granules
Bicarbonate

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What are the zymogen granules in the pancreas?

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Trypsinogen 
Chymotrypsinogen
Proteases, peptidases
Lipases
Amylolytic enzymes
Nucleolytic enzymes
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What is the control of the pancreas?

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Neural and hormonal control

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Describe the endocrine portion of the pancreas

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Islets

“Diffuse” (not acinar)

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What does the enodcrine pancreas do?

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Mostly blood glucose control

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What is involved in the blood glucose control of the endocrine pancreas?

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α cells (glucagon)
β cells (insulin)
D cells (somatostatin)

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What is the largest “gland” in the body?

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Liver

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What does the liver’s function primarily revolve around?

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Metabolism of CHOs, lipids, protein production (serum), protein catabolism (NH3), vitamins, minerals, toxins, nd pharmaceuticals

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What does the liver produce?

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Bile, which is important in digestion

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Describe the gross anatomy of the liver

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Anterior abdomen
Lobes (vary with species)
Dual blood supply

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What is the blood supply for the liver?

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Hepatic artery (branch of celiac) 25%
Portal vein (GI, pancreas, spleen drainage) 75%
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What does the portal vein branch off of?

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The abdominal cavity from the aorta

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What are the constituents of the liver?

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Parenchyma
Connective tissues stroma
Vessels
Perisinusoidal spaces

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What are the lobules of the liver?

A

Classic
Portal
Acinar

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What is the classic lobule centered around?

A

The central vein

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What does the portal triad consist of?

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Branches of the hepatic artery
Portal vein
Bile duct

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What are sinusoids filled with?

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What are sinusoids?

A

Spaces between hepatocytes

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What shape are hepatocytes?

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What do hepatocytes form?

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Anastomosing plates and cords

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What do hepatocytes do?
High metabolic activity of the mitochondria, ER, golgi, lipid droplets, and glycogen in a hepatocyte
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What are other cells of the liver?
Discontinuous epithelium Kupffer cells Stellate cells
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What does discontinuous epithelium allow for?
Close contact with hepatocytes
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What do kupffer cells do?
Immune surveillance They are resident phagocytes of the liver Next line of defense after lymph nodes
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Describe stellate cells
Lipid laden | Involved in vitamin and lipid metabolism
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What do adjacent hepatocytes form?
Bile canaliculi
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Where is the first place bile goes when it leaves the hepatocyte?
Bile canaliculi