Gastric Juice Flashcards

(37 cards)

1
Q

derived from goblet cells of intestine

A

Mucus

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2
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produced by parietal cells of stomach, Present n high amount, contributes to the acidity of gastric juice.

A

HCI

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3
Q

electrolytes (Na, K, P, Cl, Ca, Mg)

A

Inorganic constituents

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4
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intrinsic factor (absorption of vitamin B12), albumin, globulin

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Miscellaneous substances

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5
Q

excessive secretion of gastric juice due to large amount of gastrin)

A

• Zollinger – Ellison Syndrome (

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6
Q

design for nostril (common)

A

Levin

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7
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design for mouth (common)

A

Rehfuss

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8
Q
  • To produce more gastric juice
  • Food is made up of bread and water or tea without sugar
A

Ewald Test Meal

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9
Q
  • Useful for determination of lactic acid as gastric juice secretion
  • Oatmeal and salt
A

• Boas Test Meal

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10
Q
  • Made up of bouillon soup, mashed potato, broiled beef stake
  • Detects achylia and hypoacidity
A

Riegels Test Meal

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11
Q
  • 7% ethyl alcohol and 2% methylene blue
  • Detect regurgitation of alkaline material into the stomach
A

• Alcohol Test Meal

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12
Q

Modification of Ewalds (biscuits instead of bread)

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Dock’s Test Meal

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13
Q

preferred gastric stimulant

A

PENTAGASTRIN

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14
Q

Color:

bleeding, trauma

A

Red

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15
Q

Color
Old bile

A

Green

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16
Q

Color fresh bile

A

Distinct yellow

17
Q

Color

blood that remained in stomach

A

Coffee ground

18
Q

Ammoniacal odor

19
Q

butyric and lactic acid, fermentation

20
Q

malignant carcinoma, ulcer, stenosis (narrowing of the passageway of the fluid)

21
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SG of gastric juice

22
Q

pH below 1.4

23
Q

pH above 3.0

A

achyloria, hypoacidity

24
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  • Use of phenolphthalein as indicator and NaOH as titrant
  • (+) Salmon pink color
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Total acidity

25
- Topfers’s reagent and NaOH as titrant - (+) Canary yellow
Free HCI
26
- Sodium alizarine sulfonate as indicator, NaOH as titrant - (+) violet or blue color
Free acidity
27
not normally present, can be present upon eating sour meal and if there is increase in number of Boas Oppler Bacilli (increased in carcinoma)
Lactic acid
28
- Uffelman reagent (Phenol) - (+) Canary Yellow
Uffelman test
29
- FeCl3 + Ether - (+) greenish yellow color
Strauss test
30
- FeCl3 main reagent - (+) yellow color
Kelling’s test
31
- 5ml nitric acid and few drops of gastric juice - (+) Play of colors
Gmelin’s test
32
For occult blood
Hematest
33
none, increase in cases of abscess, gastritis and CA
Pus cells
34
f present: ulcer, trauma, bleeding
Rbc
35
gall bladder disease
Columnar epithelial cell
36
fermentation
Fermentation
37
indigestion
Food residues