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5 - gastric secretion Flashcards

1
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what is the role of fundus

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storage

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2
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what is the role of the body

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storage, mucous, secreoin of hcl, secreiona of pepsinogne, secreion of hte intrinsic facros

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3
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what is the role of the anturm

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mixing/grinding
gastrin

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4
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what are the cellular composition of gasatic glands

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surface mucous
paritel cell
cheif cell

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5
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what is the fucntio of the gastic pit

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openign of the gastic glend wher the muocus is secred

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6
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what is the cell in gastic pit

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surface mucous cell

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7
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wha tis the role of the chief cell

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secrete pepsinogens

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8
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what is the role of the parietal cells

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hcl and intrinsic factor secretions

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9
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what is the ph of teh stomac

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less than 2

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10
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what acid is in the sotmac

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hcl

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11
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where is the role of hte bichomane choline exchanges

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exhcnes bicarbone for clodiren,

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12
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wher is teh bicarbone made

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from reacting h20 with c02 from blood

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13
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what is the role of teh protm posttium atp ase pum

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excens potsium into the clel with pronts out to form hcl

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14
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how does hte cl leave the cell

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leaky channels

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15
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what happens to the blood ph from hcl realse ;after eating

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slight increa whihc slowling neutlies out

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16
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what chemcial caues protons to be relaed

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gastrin, histamine, prosaglandins, acetylcholine

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17
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what recetor does gastrin atttach to and what doe sit relase

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cckb to reasle ca

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18
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what protein kinase is used to transport calcium

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pkc

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19
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what recpeort is used for histamne and what happens

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h2 recport, turns atp to camp

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20
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what recport is used for aceklty coline and what is relased

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m3 to relae ca

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21
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what isthe role of protsalgindes in gastric acid section

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to act as a inhibitor for gastric acid as work on ac

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22
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what do pritne kinases work on

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protin potisum pump

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23
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what type of histeome is associed with allergy

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h1

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24
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what is the cause of a peptic ulcer

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nsaids, due to decreisng prostlgy producton
h pylori bacteria

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25
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waht type of prinetikes is pka

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camp

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26
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what is treatment for gastic acid desction

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hcl inhibtion

27
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symptoms of stomac ulcer

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buring pina, fatique, heartburn loss of appide, nausea, vomming, loading, burning, weightooss, dull pain

28
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what sithre role of alcium carbionate and other carbionate compounds

A

to reduce hcl

29
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what drug clasess inhib hcl secteroin

A

proton pump inhibirots
muscarinic antagonists
h2 receptor antagonists

30
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h2 receptor antagonis examples

A

cimestine and ranitidine

31
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muscarinic antagons

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pirenzepine m3 selectiveq and atropine (genrelly)

32
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proton pump inhibitors

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omeprazole and lansoprazole

33
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effect of heplocpalri

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causes isnlfatio in mucosa, and leads to ulcer due to it producing high amoiuntes of nh3 which combines with h+ to produce nh4

34
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treatment for ulcer

A

2 high dose antibioitc an da ppi for 1 week

35
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what percent fo peple is the medical treatment for ulcerse effeciv

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90%

36
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what mechanism control gastic acid secteiorn

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neurocine, endocrine adn paracrine

37
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wher is gastin relased from

A

g cells

38
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what is teh effect of the vagus nerve in cephalic phase

A

trigger relaed of ach and g cells to release gastine which work on partilc cells

39
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whawt isthe the effect of gasatrin an ach on ecl cells in celpahic phase

A

release hsitamine

40
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cephalic phase

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wher ehte body gets in prepearion ot start eating as a result of the smell/taste of food

41
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what is the gastric phase

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when the food arrives in the stomach

42
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what nerve is stimuled by the digestein of food

A

valgs, relaing ach,

43
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what happnes whenn peptides are foundin the stomach

A

g cells relasee gastrin

44
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what do gastic adn ach caues relaed

A

histomin by ecl cells

45
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wath i the inteinal phase

A

when the food eneter the intes ad sotmac acid is redued

46
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waht is reled is ther eis acid in the duodeun

A

secretin

47
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what happesn to gastin secton if secretin ins relaed

A

it is decreaed

48
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what happnes if ther is fat in the duoent

A

gip is realed
decreae gasting stiminum of partial cells

49
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what happnes to gastin section if gip is relaed

A

decreased, decrein ghcl section

50
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what are enterogastrones

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hormoesn relased in resornes to acid, hypertonic soluntiosn, fatty acids, or monoglcries in the duodenum

51
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what is the role of the splannich reflex (enterogatric)

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to prevent futher acid buildup in the duodeunm by reducing gastrin secreation

52
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how do enterogastornes work

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inhibit gastric acid secretion
reduce gastic emptying - inhigbitng hte motilty pyloric spinger

53
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what are exampes of enteroglas

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secretin, cholecystokinin, gip

54
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what are pepsingsi ph aciteved at

A

neutrolpph

55
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what are peotons roel

A

incactie enyes to turn int pepsings at pnurelph

56
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when are pepsinges relaed

A

when ph is less then 3

57
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whae are pepsins reacived

A

when ph is abvoe 3

58
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where sit he intreici factor relaed form

A

pariteial cells

59
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what is the role of the gastic mucs

A

cytoproteive role
protens muclas surfce from emchail injury
nuertal ph, protences agisn gastic acid corrosion and pepsin digestion

60
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wher is gatic mcuus relaed from

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srucface epithl cells and mucus neck clels

61
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what is main role of gip

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slows down the digestion of fats to help maintain blood glucose level by reducing gastrin secretion

62
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role of somatatin

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shud down acid secrtion by decrasing gasting, and histamine secreaion and inhibits pepsingoen section

63
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wher is somataisn secred form

A

d cells in stoahc

64
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