Flashcards in GI Physio Secretions (In class)- Karius Deck (25)
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what can stimulate salivation?
tastes, smells, cortical stimuli (thought), gastric/duodenal irritation
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what are in the primary saliva secretion?
amylase, ions, mucus
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neurotransmitter associated with salivation?
Ach
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what are the secretions of the esophagus
mucus for lube and protection
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gastric glands have what kind of cells?
mucus secreting cells, HCl/Intrinsic factor, enzyme precursors (pepsinogen)
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pyloric glands have what kind of cells?
mucus secreting cells, gastrin production, pepsinogen
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cardiac glands have?
mucus secreting cells
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what are some of the cellular characteristics of parietal cells?
lots of mitochondria, high SA, lots of golgi
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what stimulates pancreatic enzyme secretion?
Ach, Gastrin, CCK
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what stimulates pancreatic bicarb secretion?
secretin
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what occurs during the gastric phase of pancreatic secretion?
Ach and gastrin
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what occurs during the intestinal phase of pancreatic secretion?
CCK and secretin, increase enzyme, and increase bicarb flow
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what are the hepatic secretions?
waste products (cholesterol, bilirubin/heme), bile salts & phospholipids, water and electrolytes (duct cells and bicarb)
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what is the purpose of adding phospholipids to secretions?
to increase the solubility of cholesterol
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how are bile acids formed?
1. cholesterol backbone
2. primary bile acids, cholic acid, chenodeoxycholic acid
3. converted to secondary acids by bacterial action
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how are bile salts returned to hepatocytes?
enterohepatic circulation
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hepatic water/bicarb secretions are controlled by?
secretin and bile salts
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what is the function of the gallbladder?
stores bile, reabsorb water/electrolytes (concentrates for room)
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what elicits contraction of the gallbladder?
CCK, vagus (weak)
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What cause relaxation of the sphincter of Oddi?
CCK, peristalsis (esp. duodenal)
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what is the stimulation for intestinal secretions?
tactile stimulation of mucosa
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what are the 3 intestinal secretions?
mucus, bicarb/water, enzymes (but aren't really secreted- bound to membrane of cells that have been sloughed off)
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what causes mucus secretion in the colon?
tactile stim. & parasympathetic
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bicarb secretion in colon is high due to?
need to neutralize acids from bacteria (not gastric)
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