LEC 1 A.P

Question 1

Slow wave are produced by

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interstitial cell of cajal

Question 2

resting membrane potential of ICC/SM

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depolarization and re-polarization from -65mV to -45mV.

Question 3

slow waveمصطلح

Answer 3

general name for spontaneous electrical rhythm)

Question 4

specific name of slow wave in GIT

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Basalor Basic electrical rhythm (BER) or electrical control activity (ECA):

Question 5

Slow waves is not seen in

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the esophagus and the proximal portion of the stomach

Question 6

Slow wave are not action potentials

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spike potential→ A.P

Question 7

change in resting membrane potential OF ICC cause

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undulating متموج and regular slow wave

Question 8

spike potential).

Answer 8

Slow wave when reach a threshold action potential appears

Question 9

The rate of the BER in stomach

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4/min

Question 10

The rate of the BER in the duodenum

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12/min

Question 11

The rate of the BER in the distal ileum

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8/min

Question 12

The rate of the BER in the colon

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2/min

Question 13

The rate of the BER in the sigmoid

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6/min

Question 14

spike potential (true action potential) appears when

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If the slow wave potential rise above (-40mV)

Question 15

The function of the BER is

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to coordinate peristaltic and other motor activity

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contractions occur only during

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the depolarizing part of the waves

Question 17

peristalsis in the stomach becomes irregular and chaoticفو

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After vagotomy or transection of the stomach wall,

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سلايد 18

Answer 18

مراجعة

Question 19

The spike potentials spike lasting as long as

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10 to 20 milliseconds.

Question 20

Slow wave without spike potential:

Depolarization

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opening Fast Na channels

Question 21

Slow wave without spike potential

Repolarization:

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opening of K channels

Question 22

Slow wave with spike potential

Depolarization:

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opening Ca-Na channels,

Question 23

Slow wave with spike potential Repolarization

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opening of K channels

Question 24

↑ potential

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↑ contraction

Question 25

The spike potentials last 10 to 40 times as long in gastrointestinal muscle as the action potentials in large nerve fibers

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احفظيها مثل ما هي

Question 26

Innervation of smooth muscle cells.

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1. Most through interstitial cells of Cajal. | 2. Neurons can also directly innervate intestinal smooth muscle cells.

Question 27

↑ basal electrical rhythm of GI SM principle factor

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1. stretch 2. acetylcholine 3. parasympathetic stimulation 4. some GI hormone

Question 28

↑ basal electrical rhythm of GI SM making them to be

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1. more excitable | 2. less (-) depolarization

Question 29

↑ basal electrical rhythm of GI SM factor causes

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↑ the frequency of spikes | force of contraction

Question 30

↓ basal electrical rhythm of GI SM principle factor

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1. sympathetic stimulation | 2. epinephrine and epinephrine

Question 31

↓ basal electrical rhythm of GI SM making them to be

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1. less excitable | 2. more (-) hyperpolarization

Question 32

↓ basal electrical rhythm of GI SM factor causes

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↓ the frequency of spikes | force of contraction

Question 33

Causes Smooth Muscle Contraction

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spike potentials →calcium ions enter by L-type calcium channel and Na-Ca channels→ smooth muscle contraction

Question 34

slow waves do not cause muscle contraction why

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slow waves do not cause calcium ions to enter the smooth muscle fiber (they only cause entry of sodium ions).