19a) GI function Flashcards
function of sphincters
Serve to compartmentalize the gut
3 major stomach regions
Cardiac (with fundus)
Body
Pylorus
cardiac/fundus region secretions
mucus
group II pepsinogens
body stomach region secretions
mucus (surface epis)
HCl (parietal)
IF (parietal)
groups I and II pepsinogens (chief)
serotonin (enterochromaffin)
areas of pylorus
Antrum
Pyloric canal
Sphincter
pyloric region secretions
Mucus
Group II pepsinogen
Serotonin
Gastrin
Other hormones
only stomach site of HCl
body
surface epi/goblet cells secrete…
mucus
parietal cells secrete…
HCl
IF
chief cells secrete…
groups I and II pepsinogen
enterochromaffin cells secrete…
serotonin
delivers bile and enzymes into the duodenum
Pancreaticobiliary duct
Nerves located in the gut wall assist in controlling…
propulsion and fluid regulation
Involuntary control of GI activities for each region are modulated via …
extrinsic neural inputs
2 principal GI functions
Assimilation of nutrients
Elimination of waste
sterilizes upper gut
gastric acid
Distal stomach has … to propel solid food against the pylorus
phasic contractions
contents of pancreatic juice
digestive enzymes
bicarbonate
——- absorbs vitamin B12 and bile acids
ileum
Small intestines help in waste elimination by removing bile from…
erythrocyte degradation
toxins metabolized
unaltered medications
cholesterol
terminal end of SI
ileocecal junction
Stool is dehydrated by…
colonic mucosa cells
Fermentation of …. in colon by bacterial colonization
undigested carbs and short-chain fatty acids
GI regulatory peptides influence…
- Motility
- Secretion
- Digestion
- Absorption
- Bile flow and secretion of pancreatic hormones
- Vascular wall tonicity, blood pressure, and cardiac output
main 5 gastric regulatory peptides
- Cholecystokinin
- Gastrin
- Secretin
- Vasoactive intestinal polypeptide
- Glucose-dependent insulinotropic peptide (gastric inhibitory polypeptide)
Linear polypeptide with multiple molecular forms
CKK
CKK
cholecystokinin
from I cells of the upper small intestinal mucosa
CKK
CKK functions
- Regulates gallbladder contractions
- Increases motility
- Stimulates gastric HCL and pepsinogen secretion
- Pancreatic bicarbonate secretion
- Pancreatic growth
- Relaxation of the sphincter of Oddi
- Secretion from duodenal glands
- Regulating appetite
Formed after cleavage of a single precursor (———–) which contains 101 amino acids
Molecular forms include big, little, and mini
gastrin
preprogastrin
from endocrine cells (G cells) of the antral mucosa
gastrin
gastrin functions
- Stimulates release of gastric acid in the stomach
- Promotes the secretion of pepsinogen and intrinsic factor (IF)
- Stimulates release of secretin by the small intestine
gastrin released in response to…
- Antral distention (stomach stretching)
- Amino acids, peptides, and polypeptides from partially digested proteins in the stomach
also…
Alcohol
Caffeine
Insulin-induced hypoglycemia
Infusion of calcium
Stimulation of the vagus nerve caused by smelling, tasting, chewing, and swallowing food
from granular S cells located primarily in the duodenum
secretin