Gastric Juice Flashcards
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derived from goblet cells of intestine
Mucus
produced by parietal cells of stomach, Present n high amount, contributes to the acidity of gastric juice.
HCI
electrolytes (Na, K, P, Cl, Ca, Mg)
Inorganic constituents
intrinsic factor (absorption of vitamin B12), albumin, globulin
Miscellaneous substances
excessive secretion of gastric juice due to large amount of gastrin)
• Zollinger – Ellison Syndrome (
design for nostril (common)
Levin
design for mouth (common)
Rehfuss
- To produce more gastric juice
- Food is made up of bread and water or tea without sugar
Ewald Test Meal
- Useful for determination of lactic acid as gastric juice secretion
- Oatmeal and salt
• Boas Test Meal
- Made up of bouillon soup, mashed potato, broiled beef stake
- Detects achylia and hypoacidity
Riegels Test Meal
- 7% ethyl alcohol and 2% methylene blue
- Detect regurgitation of alkaline material into the stomach
• Alcohol Test Meal
Modification of Ewalds (biscuits instead of bread)
Dock’s Test Meal
preferred gastric stimulant
PENTAGASTRIN
Color:
bleeding, trauma
Red
Color
Old bile
Green
Color fresh bile
Distinct yellow
Color
blood that remained in stomach
Coffee ground
Ammoniacal odor
Uremia
butyric and lactic acid, fermentation
Rancid
malignant carcinoma, ulcer, stenosis (narrowing of the passageway of the fluid)
Putrid
SG of gastric juice
1.01 to 1.10
pH below 1.4
High acidity
pH above 3.0
achyloria, hypoacidity
- Use of phenolphthalein as indicator and NaOH as titrant
- (+) Salmon pink color
Total acidity