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Endocrine Pancreas Part 1 COPY Flashcards

1
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Symptoms associated with Diabetus Mellitus

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  1. hyperglycemia
  2. PU/PD
  3. Polyphagia
  4. Wt. loss
  5. Cataract
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Symptoms associated with Insulinoma

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  1. Hypoglycemia

2. Seizures

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3
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What is glucagonoma?

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insulin resistance

diabetes mellitus

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4
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What are the clinical signs of glucagonoma?

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severe wt. loss

superficial necrolytic dermatitis

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5
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2 parts of the pancrease

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  1. exocrine

2. endocrine

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6
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types of cells in the exocrine pancrease

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acinar cells and duct cells

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7
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part of pancreas involved in GI function and secrets enzymes int the lumen of the duodenum

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exocrine

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8
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Part of the pancrease that is organized in islets of langerhans

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Endocrine pancrease

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9
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What are the 4 hormone prodlucing cells of the endocrine pancreas and what do they produce?

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  1. Alpha- glucagon
  2. Beta- insulin
  3. Delta- Somatostatin
  4. F cell- Pancreatic polypeptide
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10
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What is the most common cell type of the endocrine pancreas

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Beta cells

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11
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A polypeptide hormone produced by beta cells in response to hyperglycemia

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insulin

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12
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insulin consists of 2 chains, alpha and beta, conected by:

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2 disulfide bridges

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13
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T/F porcine and canine insulin are exactly the same

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T/F Bovine insulin differs from a cat by 10 AA

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F 1 AA

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15
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Stimuli for Insulin secretion

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  1. GI hormones (gastrin, secretin, GIP
  2. Acetylcholine
  3. Glucose (omnivors)
  4. AA (Carnivors)
  5. Fatty acids
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16
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inhibitors for insulin secretion

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  1. Somatostatin
  2. Epinephrine
  3. Norepinephrine
    4 Glucagon
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17
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What stimulates Insulin release in omnivors

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Glucose

18
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What stimulstes Insulin release in carnivors

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AA

19
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What transporter is in the membrane of Beta cells that release insulin?

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Glucose transporter (GLUT2)

20
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How does GLUT2 on the membrane of Beta cells work to inc. insulin?

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  1. allows glucose to diffuse freely into cell

2. extracellular fluid glucose conc. leads to insulin secretion and synthesis

21
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What are the 2 phases of insulin secretion?

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  1. acute phase

2. chronic phase

22
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What is the acute phase of insulin secretion

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involves the release of preformed insulin

23
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What is the chronic phase of insulin secretion?

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involves the synthesis of protein

24
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Specific membrane receptor for insulin

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RTK

25
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3 types of insulin sensitive tissue:

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  1. liver
  2. muscle
  3. fat
26
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The net effect of inslulin is to:

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lower blood conc. of glucose, Fatty Acids, and AA

27
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Insulin promotes the intracellular conversion of these 3 compounds:

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  1. Glycogen
  2. Triglycerides
  3. proteins
28
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How does insulin effect carbohydrate metabolism in the liver

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Inc. glycogen synthesis

dec. glycogenolysis and gluconeogenesis

29
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How does insulin effect lipid metabolism in the liver?

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inc. lipogenesis (dec. lipolysis)

30
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Where do we store glycogen in the body?

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liver and muscle

31
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How does inslulin effect protein metabolism in the liver

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dec. gluconeogenesis

32
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How does insulin effect carbohydrate metabolism in m.?

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inc. glucoses transport and inc. glycogen synthesis

dec. glycogenolysis

33
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the production of glucose using other sources other than glucose or glycogen?

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gluconeogenesis

34
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How does insulin effect protein metabolism in M.?

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inc. AA uptake and inc. protein synthesis (dec. protein degradation)

35
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How does insulin effect carbohydrate metabolism in fat?

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inc. glucose transport and inc. glycogen synthesis (dec. glycogenolysis_

36
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How does insulin effect lipid metabolism in fat?

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inc. lipogenesis (dec. lipolysis)

37
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T/F. Insulin facilitates glucose entry into cells by inc. the number of specific GLUT4 in the cell memb.

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T

38
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Which Glucose transporter is specifically insulin sensitive?

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GLUT 4

39
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Which GLUT is found on the liver?

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GLUT 2

40
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Which GLUT is found on the heart?

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GLUT 4

41
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Which GLUT is found in muscle and fat?

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GLUT 4

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