10.7 The GI Accessory Organs Part 2 Flashcards
What two places can bile go?
directly to the duodenum
stored in the gallbladder
What is the function of the gallbladder?
store bile
What are gallstones?
large crystals formed from bile made with ingredients in incorrect proportions
What dictates bile release from the gallbladder?
endocrine = CCK
nervous system = parasympathetic
Besides secreting bile, what are the six major roles of the liver?
- processing absorbed nutrients
- storing glycogen
- regulates waste products from protein breakdown
- aids in lipid metabolism
- produces many important plasma proteins
- major center for drug and toxin detox
Where are the two locations that the liver receives blood from?
- oxygenated blood from hepatic arteries
- venous blood drained from stomach and intestines through hepatic portal vein
What are the three hormones that control appetitie?
ghrelin
peptide YY
leptin
What is the function of ghrelin? What secretes it and in response to what?
stimulate appetite; secreted by gastric cells; when stomach is empty
What is the function of peptide YY? What secretes it and in response to what?
reduce appetite; jejunum; colon is full
What is the function of leptin?
hormone produced by white adipocyte tissue that acts as an appetite suppressant to maintain stable lipid content in adipose tissue
What are all three hormones that regulate appetite regulated by?
arcuate nucleus of the hypothalamus