Intro To GI Phys - Lopez Flashcards

1
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What is the sphincter of Oddi important for?

A

Allowing passage of biliary substances

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2
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What comprises the enteric (intrinsic) nervous system?

What is it derived from?

A

Submucosal and Myenteric plexus

Neural crest cells

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3
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Where are PS cell bodies located?

What type of receptor?

A

Brainstem and sacral spinal cord

nAChR

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4
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Where do sympathetic preganglionic efferent fibers arise from and where do they end?

A

In spinal cord and end in the prevertebral ganglia

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5
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What is the 1 exception in the gut where the sympathetic system is not inhibitory?

A

Relaxation of sphincters

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6
Q

What does the ENS contain?

Does it need CNS input?

A

Afferent and efferent neurons
INTERNEURONS

NO

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7
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Describe the Vago-vagal reflex

What does it modulate?

A

Vagal efferents –> Nodose ganglion –> NTS –> Vagal efferents –> stomach

ENS responses

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8
Q

What peptide uses paracrine signaling?

What other messenger also uses paracrine?

A

Somatostatin

Histamine

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9
Q

What secretes somatostatin?

What is the stimulus?

Actions?

A

D cells of GI mucosa

Decreased luminal pH

Inhibit gastric H+ secretion, inhibit other GI hormones

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10
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Where else is somatostatin secreted?

A

Hypothalamus

Delta cells of exocrine pancreas

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11
Q

What secretes histamine?

What is its target?

Action?

A

ECL cells in stomach

Parietal cells

Stimulate acid production

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12
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What defines specificity of hormones?

A

The receptors on the target cell

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13
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What stimulates Gastrin secretion?

A

Small peptides, a.a.

Distention of the stomach, Vagal stimulation (GRP)

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14
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What stimulates CCK secretion?

A

Small peptides, a.a.

Fatty acids

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15
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What stimulates GIP secretion?

A

Oral glucose, a.a.

Fatty acids

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16
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What stimulates Secretin secretion?

A

Fatty acids

H+ in the duodenum

17
Q

What makes CCK?

What makes Secretin

A

I cells in D, J

S cells in D, J

18
Q

What is Zollinger-Ellison syndrome?

A

Gastrin-secreting tumor in pancreas causing over production of gastric acid, resulting in duodenal ulcers

19
Q

What is steatorrhea?

A

Too much acid impairs pancreatic enzymes, cannot digest fat, therefore abnormal over-excretion of fat in feces due to lack of absorption

20
Q

What are the main actions of CCK?

A

INC pancreatic enzyme secretion
INC pancreatic bicarbonate secretion indirectly
Stimulates contraction of gallbladder and relaxation of Oddi
Stimulates growth of exocrine pancreas

21
Q

What does CCK inhibit?

A

Gastric emptying

22
Q

What are the main actions of secretin?

A

INC pancreatic bicarbonate secretion
INC biliary bicarbonate secretion
DEC gastric H+ secretion

23
Q

What does secretin inhibit?

A

Trophic effect of Gastrin

24
Q

GIP action?

A

INC insulin secretion from pancreatic B cells

DEC gastric H+ secretion

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Where is the feeding center located?
Lateral nucleus
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Where is the satiety center located?
Ventromedial nucleus
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Where does the integration signaling regulating food intake and energy expenditure happen?
Arcuate nucleus
28
Describe the pathway that inhibits food intake and increases metabolism (anorexigenic)
Alpha-MSH released by POMC neurons | Alpha-MSH binds to MCR-4 in the 2nd order neurons
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Describe the pathway that increases feeding and storage of calories (orexigenic)
hunger stimulates release of NPY and AGRP NPY binds Y1R AGRP inhibits MCR-4
30
What stimulates the POMC pathway and inhibits the NPY pathway?
Insulin, leptin, CCK
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What stimulates the NPY pathway?
Ghrelin
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What secretes Ghrelin?
Endocrine cells in the stomach
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Where does insulin bind? Action?
Receptors in satiety and hunger centers in hypothalamus INC metabolism DEC appetite
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what does CCK elicit? What does it Decrease? Increase?
Satiety DEC Ghrelin and gastric emptying INC gastric distention
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What secretes PYY? Where does it bind? Action?
L cells of ileum and colon post meal Y2 receptors of hypothalamus Inhibits NPY, releases inhibition of POMC neurons
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What secretes Leptin? Which pathway does it inhibit and stimulate? Action?
Adipose and endocrine cells in the stomach Inhibits NPY, stimulates POMC INC metabolism, DEC appetite and Ghrelin release
37
Name all the sphincters in the gi tract
UES, LES, pyloris Sphincter of Oddi, Ileocecal valve Internal and external anal sphincter