GI physiology 2 Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
Q

which cells secrete pepsinogen

A

chief cells

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2
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T/F pepsinogen is NOT a zymogen. And what is a zymogen

A

F
Precursor, pepsinogen is a precursor to pepsin

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3
Q

Pepsinogen IS mediated by input from _______ nervous system (ACh)
A)PARASYMPATHETIC
B)SYMPATHETIC
C) ENTERIC

A

ALL but C is what it is mediated by which is para and symp

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4
Q

what type of enzyme is pepsin

A

proteolytic/protease

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5
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T/F
Conversion of pepsinogen to pepsin is pH dependent

A

T

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6
Q

what pH is optimal for conversion of pepsinogen to pepsin

A

2

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7
Q

what type of feedback loop is conversion of pepsinogen to pepsin

A

positive

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8
Q

what creates the optimal pH for pepsinogen conversion to pepsin

A

low pH from HCL

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9
Q

what cell produces HCL for optimal pH of 2 for conversion of pepsinogen to pepsin

A

parietal

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10
Q

pepsin main function

A

Pepsin breaks down dietary proteins reaching the stomach into amino acids

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11
Q

what % of protein digestion does pepsin account for
A)30
B)10
C)50
D)20
E)80

A

D

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12
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What is the aprx volume of an empty stomach

A

50 mL

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13
Q

what is the aprx volume a stomach can handle while eating

A

1.5 L

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14
Q

_____ muscle in the body and fundus undergoes receptive relaxation

A)smooth
B)skeletal
C)cardiac

A

A

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15
Q

Receptive relaxation is mediated by _______ nervous system acting on enteric nerve plexuses

A)sympathetic
B)parasympathetic

A

B

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16
Q

define receptive relaxation

A

Receptive relaxation is a reflex in which the gastric fundus dilates when food passes down the pharynx and the oesophagus.

17
Q

which nerve coordinates receptive relxation

A)vagus
B)glossopharngeal
C)abdeucean
D)phrenic

18
Q

which 2 neurotransmitters released by enteric nerves mediate receptive relaxation

A

Nitric oxide
serotonin

19
Q

what is peristalsis

A

contractive waves beginning in gastric body (weakest)

20
Q

in peristalsis where does the more powerful contractions occur

A

gastric antrum and pyloric closes as wave reaches

21
Q

function of peristalsis

A

churns and transports food

22
Q

Frequency of peristaltic waves determined by ______ _____ in muscularis propria and is constant (3/minute)

A

pacemaker cells/intersticial cells of cajal

23
Q

T/F
Interstitial cells of cajal/pacmaker cells undergo fast depol and repol

A

F
slowly repol and depol

24
Q

Gastrin is triggered by _____ and ____

A

ACh
stretch receptors

25
strength in peristaltic contraction is increases by - - -
-duodenal luminal fat -duodenal osmolarity -sympathetic neurosecretory action
26
strength in peristaltic contraction is decreases by - -
-duodenal luminal pH -parasympathetic neurosecretory action
27
overfilling of duodenum by hypertonic solution causes dumping syndrome of which symptoms include
vomiting bloating cramps diarrhoea fatigue weakness sweating
28
delayed gastric emptying aka
gastroparesis
29
what do G cells make
Gastrin
30
what cells make pepsin
nun