Gastric response to a meal Flashcards

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1
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Which part of the stomach is responsible for mixing, grinding, sieving?

A

Antrum and pylorus

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When is gastric acid secretion greatest and lowest (circadian)?

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Greatest at night and lowest in the morning

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How many hours after ingestion of food is the rate of H secretion the highest?

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approx. 3 hours (secretion is high but concentration is low)

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After ingestion of food, when is [H] the lowest?

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approx. 3 hours (concentration is low but secretion is high

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5
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What is alkaline tide?

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it is the rise in pH of the capillaries near parietal cells due to excess bicarbonate being absorbed into the blood

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How does Cl enter the cell from the basal side to make HCl in the lumen

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Cl/HCO3 anion exchanger

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What enzyme is required to combine H2O and CO2?

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Carbonic Anhydrase

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Why is no acid produced in the resting parietal cell?

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Because the proton pump is kept away from the luminal surface until the cell is stimulated.

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Acetylcholine has what effect on HCl secretion? Using which receptors?

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ACh increases acid secretion via M3 receptors (calcium dependent)

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What effect does somatostatin have on acid secretion? using which receptors?

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Somatostatin reduces acid secretion via SSTR1 receptors (cAMP dependent)

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What type of signaling pathway does Histamine use when stimulating parietal cells?

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cAMP dependent

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When HCl secretion is high, what happens to [Na]

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[Na] decreases because the total volume increases.

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Which two neurotransmitters increase mucus and bicarb secretion in the stomach?

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ACh and Prostaglandins

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Which cells secrete pepsinogen?

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Chief cells

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15
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What is secreted by parietal cells?

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HCl and intrinsic factor

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16
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What converts pepsinogen to pepsin?

17
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What degrades the mucus barrier?

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Pepsin degrades the mucus barrier by attacking the unglycosylated core..

18
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H.Pylori causes ulcers. How is a person tested for the presence of H.pylori

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  1. Patient is given carbon-13 urea which is broken down by the bacterial UREASE. The product carbon13 dioxide is exhaled. A breath test is given to determine the presence of C13O2. If present, patient is positive for H.pylori
  2. Biopsy of antral mucosa for RAPID UREASE TEST, histology, culture.
19
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What effect does gastrin have on smooth muscle tone of the LES?

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increases muscle tone (antireflux)

20
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What effect does motilin have on smooth muscle tone of the LES?

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increases muscle tone (antireflux)

21
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What effect does atylcholine (vagus) have on smooth muscle tone of the LES?

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increases muscle tone (antireflux)

22
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What effect does CCk have on smooth muscle tone of the LES?

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decreases muscle tone

23
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What effect does secretin have on the smooth muscle tone of the LES?

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decreases muscle tone

24
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What effect does beta-adrenergics have on the smooth muscle tone of the LES?

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decreases muscle tone

25
True or False: Pregnancy and vagotomy will increase smooth muscle tone of the LES.
FALSE. Smooth muscle tone of the LES will be decreased
26
chocolate and pepermint has what effect of the smooth muscle tone of the LES?
decrease muscle tone
27
In a normal swallow during Transient Lower Esophageal Relaxations, why does the pH increase?
pH increases because of salivary bicarb
28
Gastric/pharyngeal irritation sends signals to which nucleus to stimulate the vomiting response via CN IX and CN X?
Nucleus tractus solitarius
29
During fasting what type of gastric motility predominates?
MMC
30
What happens to gastric motility when food enters stomach?
- MMC inhibited - receptive relaxation Accomodation (no increase in pressure due to increase in volume - Vago Vagal reflexes
31
How long after a meal does it take for 50% of the stomach to be emptied?
90 min
32
What is the "lag-phase" of a meal?
The first 30 min after a meal when only approx 5% of the stomach is emptied.
33
What does secretin (an enterogastrone) do to gastric motility and secretion?
Secretin reduces both gastric motility and secretion
34
What does Peptide YY and GLP-1 secreted from ileum do to gastric motility and secretion?
Reduce gastric motility and secretion
35
What is the stimulis for secretin secretion?
Luminal H+
36
What are the effects of secretin and CCK on pyloric tone?
Increased tone
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What are the effects of Gastrin, ACh, and NorEpi on pyloric tone?
Reduced tone