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cholecystokinin
‘bile-sac-mover’
produced in duodenum and stimulates gallbladder to release bile to aid fat digestion
gastrin
secreted by endocrine (G cells) in the stomach, stimulates parietal cells to secrete HCL
GIP )gastric inhibitory peptide)
wrongly named
produced in the duodenum and increases insulin secretion
Secretin
produced in the duodenum
inhibits HCl secretion from parietal cells and increases bicarbonate secretion from pancreas
where does hormone control of the GIT occur
between the stomach and small intestines
where are somatic and autonomic nerves fround in the GIT
somatic - top and very bottom
autonomic - throughout middle
how is saliva secretion regulated
by cranial nerves - taste - (CN VII and IX) smell (CN I) chewing (pressure on PDLs - CN V) some visual
bolus
ball like mixture of food and saliva that is formed in the mouth