Ch 15 Digestive Part 1 and 2 Flashcards

1
Q

Metabolism

A

total of chemical reactions occuring at the same time

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2
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catabolism

A

breakdown of organic molecules by the cells

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3
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anabolism

A

synthesis of organic molecules by cells

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4
Q

Chemical reactions

A
  • breaking chemical bonds in reactant molecules
  • breakdown and synthesis of organic molecules is accomplished through chemical reactions
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5
Q

what type of protein is more rapidly degrades

A

denatured (unfolded)

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6
Q

what targets proteins for degradation

A

ubiquitin (small peptide)

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7
Q

what do ubiquitins do

A

directs the protein a proteasome which unfolds the proteins and breaks it down into small peptides

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8
Q

describe reactant concentration

A

greater concentrations = faster reaction rate

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9
Q

describe activation energy

A

greater activation energy = slower reaction rate

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10
Q

describe temperature in reaction rates

A

higher temp = faster reaction rate

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11
Q

describe a catalyst in reaction rates

A

speeds up reaction rate

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12
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What are enzymes

A

protein molecules that act as a protein catalyst

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13
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enzyme mediated reactions

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start when enzyme makes contact with reactants (substrates)

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14
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enzyme substrate complex

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substrate binds to enzyme which then breaks down to release an enzyme

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15
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2 enzyme models

A
  • lock-and-key
  • induced-fit
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16
Q

what are the three enzyme mediated reaction regulations

A
  • substrate concentration
  • enzyme concentration
  • enzyme activity
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17
Q

allosteric modulation

A

requires phosphate enzyme
(think allosteric phosphate)

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18
Q

covalent modulation

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requires a kinase enzyme
(think covalent kinase)

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19
Q

Main 4 processes of GI tract

A

Absorption
Secretion
Digestion
Motility

20
Q

5 stages of food processing

A

Ingestion - Mouth
Digestion - Stomach
Absorption - Small Intestine
Compaction - Large intestine
Defecation - Anus

21
Q

Mechanical digestion

A

physical breakdown of food

22
Q

Chemical digestion

A

hydrolysis reactions to break macromolecules into monomers

23
Q

Swallowing Center location

A

Located in the medulla oblongata

24
Q

3 salivary glands

A

parotid
sublingual
submandibular

25
Q

3 swallowing phases

A

oral -> forms food to bolus
pharyngeal -> block oral cavity, push bolus to esophagus
esophageal -> peristalsis, push bolus down into stomach

26
Q

3 phases of GI control

A

cephalic phase
gastric phase
Intestinal phase

27
Q

cephalic phase

A

stomach being controlled by brain

28
Q

gastric phase

A

stomach controlling itself

29
Q

intestinal phase

A

stomach being controlled by small intestine

30
Q

4 parts of anatomy of stomach

A

cardial part
fundus
body
antrum

31
Q

Types of cells in gastric glands

A

mucous cells - secrete mucus
Parietal cells - secrete HCL, intrinsic factor, and ghrelin
ECL cells - secrete histamine, G (gastrin) cells, and D (somatostatin) cells
Chief Cells - most numerous, secrete gastric lipase and pepsinogen

32
Q

HCL- actives…

A

Pepsin and lingual lipase

33
Q

Where is proton pump

A

in lumen of parietal cell

34
Q

4 neurohumoral inputs that regulate acid secretion

A

Gastrin
Histamine
Acetylcholine
Somatostatin

35
Q

What is intrinsic factor

A

a glycoprotein secreted by parietal cells

36
Q

Pepsinogen is…

A

inactive enzyme secreted by chief cells

37
Q

HCL changes the conformation of..

A

pepsinogen to pepsin

38
Q

Autocatalytic effect

A

converting more pepsinogen into pepsin

39
Q

Pepsin digests dietary proteins

A

into shorter peptides

40
Q

Where is protein digestion completed

A

In the small intestine

41
Q

What does pepsin break

A

proteins

42
Q

tight junctions

A

between epithelial cells prevent gastric juice from seeping between them

43
Q

Common locations of gastric & duodenal ulcers

A

body or antral region
duodenum

44
Q

intestinal motility three functions

A

mix chyme
churn chyme for digestion and absorption
Move residue toward large intestine

45
Q

what does chemical digestion in the duodenum

A

pancreatic enzymes

46
Q

location of most nutrient absorption in large intestine

A

jejunum