202 - Digestive System III, b Flashcards

1
Q

Gastrin is secreted by the stomach __-_____

A

G-cells

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2
Q

cholecystokinin (CCK), secretin, Gastrin inhibitory peptide (GIP) all secreted by

A

small intestine

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3
Q

acid +, pepsin +, gastrin motility + due to what hormone?

A

gastrin

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4
Q

gallbladder +, pancreatic enzymes + due to what hormone?

A

cholecystokinin (CCK)

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5
Q

bile duct and pancreatic bicarbonate +, gastric motility - due to what hormone?

A

secretin

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6
Q

gastric secretion -, motility - due to what hormone?

A

gastric inhibitory peptide (GIP)

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7
Q

peptides, amino acids, distension stimulate secretion of what hormone? inhibited by acid.

A

gastrin

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8
Q

peptides, amino acids, fatty acids stimulate secretion of what hormone?

A

cholecystokinin (CCK)

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9
Q

acid stimulates secretion of what hormone?

A

secretin

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10
Q

glucose, fat stimulate secretion of what hormone?

A

gastric inhibitory peptide (GIP)

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11
Q

mastication means . . .

A

chewing

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12
Q

swallowing involves both _____ and ____ muscle

A

skeletal and smooth

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13
Q

the contractile wave, passing from the pharyngeal end of the esophagus to the gastric end is called _____

A

peristalsis

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14
Q

the stomach can relax to accommodate quantities of food without raising its pressure appreciably, called _______ _______

A

receptive relaxation

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15
Q

peristaltic contractions of the stomach then thoroughly mix the food and gastric juices to form _____

A

chyme

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16
Q

cephalic influences EXCITATORY/INHIBITORY/BOTH function of stomach

A

BOTH

17
Q

gastric influences EXCITATORY/INHIBITORY/BOTH function of stomach

A

excitatory

18
Q

intestinal influences EXCITATORY/INHIBITORY/BOTH function of stomach

A

inhibitory

19
Q

______ influence is stimulated by sight, smell, thought of food (vagus nerve x); anger, fear, depression inhibit

A

cephalic

20
Q

_______ influence is stimulated by dissension, products of protein digestion

A

gastric

21
Q

_____ influence stimulates acid, and gastrin secretion by G-cells

A

gastric

22
Q

______ influence causes hormonal (GIP, secretin) and neural (enterogastric reflex) inhibition

A

intestinal

23
Q

____ and ______ both cause hormonal inhibition (intestinal influence)

A

GIP and secretin

24
Q

_________ ______ is caused by neural inhibition (intestinal influence)

A

enterogastric reflex

25
Q

in the small intestine, chyme from the stomach is mixed with ______ of the mucosal epithelial cell and with pancreatic juice and ____

A

secretions; bile

26
Q

__________ contractions are ring-like contractions that appear and disappear at various points along the small intestine. They slosh chyme back and forth over the villi, as well as over the microvilli of the brush border on the mucosal epithelial cells

A

segmentation

27
Q

_________ contractions are coordinated waves of contraction that move the chyme towards the large intestine. They occur mainly in response to stretching of the intestinal walls

A

peristaltic

28
Q

________ reflex - peristaltic contractions responding to stretching of the intestinal walls

A

myenteric