P2 PHYSIOLOGY Flashcards

1
Q

gut smooth muscle action potential is stimulated by

A

Increased intra-cellular Ca levels

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2
Q

mixed food bolus is termed as

A

chyme

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3
Q

proteins are digested by what enzyme

A

HCL & pepsin

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4
Q

lipids are digested by what enzyme

A

lipase

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5
Q

Carbs are digested by which enzyme

A

salivary amylase

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6
Q

cells secreting pepsin

A

peptic / chief cells

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7
Q

cells secreting HCL

A

parietal cells

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8
Q

cells secreting intrinsic factors

A

parietal cells

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9
Q

only these 2 substances gets absorbed form stomach

A

alcohol / aspirin

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10
Q

Functions of the stomach

A

motility / digestion / secretion / absorption

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11
Q

motility function of the stomach

A

storage
mixing food into “chyme”
emptying “Propulsion”

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12
Q

stomach secret these substances

A

Intrinsic factors
HCL
pepsin
alkaline mucus

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13
Q

type of relaxation that prepares stomach to anticipate food bolus

A

receptive relaxation

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14
Q

nerve that activates receptive relaxation

A

vagus nerve

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15
Q

part of the stomach that releases chemical substances inducing receptive relaxation

A

fundus of the stomach

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16
Q

what are these chemical substances

A

VIP & NO

17
Q

phases of storage function of stomach

A

cephalic phase
Gastric phase
intestinal phase

18
Q

vagus nerve is stimulated by

A

sight , smell . thought & taste of food

19
Q

cells that produce action potential in the stomach

A

Cajal cells

20
Q

calcium binds with to make the complex that activates myosin light chain kinase

A

calmodulin protein

21
Q

type of reflex created due to presence of food

A

vagovagal reflex

22
Q

if the food contains what it will lead to release of gastrin

A

food containing protein

23
Q

gastrin is secreted from

A

G cells

24
Q

type of cells that plays a role in adaptive relaxation

A

G cells

25
Q

hormones secreted during intestinal phase

A

secretin
cholecystokinin CCK
gastric inhibitory peptide GIP

26
Q

Movements that lead to mixing of food

A

Propulsion & retropulsion

27
Q

phase that activates mixing functions

A

gastric phase by Ach

28
Q

phase that inhibit propulsion function

A

Intestinal phase

29
Q

reflex that causes pyloric sphincter contraction

A

Enterogastric reflex

30
Q

Motility during fasting

A

hunger contractions

31
Q

hunger contractions triggered by

A

motilin

32
Q

Maximum hunger contraction felt after how many days of fasting

A

3-4 days

33
Q

hours needed to feel hunger contractions

A

12-24 hours

34
Q

secretions are the highest during this phase

A

gastric phase

35
Q

nerve that is activated through vagovagal reflex

A

vagus nerve

36
Q

glands that secrets acid in stomach

A

Oxyntic glands / pyloric glands
( parietal cells )

37
Q

Oxyntic glands are abundant in what portion of stomach

A

upper portion

38
Q

pyloric glands are abundant in what portion of stomach

A

antrum of the stomach