Stomach Flashcards by Rachel Wheeler | Brainscape

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stomach anatomy

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function of the stomach

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stomach and pepsinogen

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stomach and hcl

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intrinsic factor

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stomach and mucous

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gastrin

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histamine

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Potentiates the effects of gastrin and acetylcholine

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somatostatin

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exocrine definition

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acetylcholine

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long neural pathways

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fundus

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antrum

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pyloric sphincter

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partiel cells and canaliculi

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partiel cells

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chief cells

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enteroendocrine cells

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ECF Cells: Enterochromaffin Cells

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D cells

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Stomach lumen acidity

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HCL production and secretion: partiel cells

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HCL production and secretion H/K+ ATPase pump

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HCL production and secretion k channels

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HCL production and secretion Cl/HCO3 exchanger

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HCL production and secretion: Cl channels

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neurotransmitters and cell signaling

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pepsinogen secretion and activation

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cephalic phase in the stomach

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gastric phase in the stomach

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intstinal phase

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Increased acid secretion after eating

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stomach after eating

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peristaltic waves in the stomach after eating

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antrum contraction after eating

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Stomach pacemaker cells

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strength of contraction in stomach motility

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frequency of contractions

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vomiting stimulus

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vomiting benefits

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Vomiting consequences

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ulcers

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Vomiting physiology steps

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what causes ulcers

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treatment for ulcers

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