Exam 2: GI Tract Flashcards

1
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Largest and most complex endocrine organ

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GI tract

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2
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Percentage of cells of GI tract that secrete hormones

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1%

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3
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Enteroendocrine cells interact extensively w/

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ANS and ENS

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4
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GI tract is a ___ organ

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Sensory

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5
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Gut NT

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Catecholamines
ACh
Peptides

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6
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Peptides from neutrons and gut can act as

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NT
Neurohormones
Neuromodulators

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7
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Vagus supplies para innervation to

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Esophagus
Stomach
SI
Prox colon

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8
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Remainder of colon and rectum receive para supply from

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Pelvic N from sacral cord levels

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9
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Hormonal stim of vagal afferents communicate w/ ____ w/out having to cross

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Brain stem; BBB

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10
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2 forms of gastrin

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Little — response to eating

Big — low levels btw meals

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11
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Gastrin is secreted by

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G cells in antrum of stomach

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12
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Functions of gastrin

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Promote H+ secretion — lowers pH — activates pepsinogen

Starts protein digestion

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13
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Stimuli of gastrin secretion

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Products of protein digestion
Distention of stomach
Stim of vagus

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14
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Gastrin is inhibited by

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Somatostatin

Low stomach pH

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15
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Excess gastrin causes

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Inc H+ ion secretion

Hypertrophy of gastric mucosa

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16
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Deficiency of gastrin

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Dec H+ secretion

Atrophy of gastric mucosa

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17
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Zollinger-Ellison syndrome

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Gastrin secretion tumor “gastrinoma”

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18
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Gastrinoma frequently found in

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Pancreas

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19
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Gastrinoma causes

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Inc H+ secretion
Hypertrophy of stomach mucosa
Duodenal ulcers
Acidification of intestinal lumen

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20
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Treatment of Zollinger-Ellison syndrome

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H2 receptor blockers
H+ pump inhibitors
Remove tumor

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21
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CCK coordinates and promotes

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Fat digestion and absorption

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22
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CCK has some

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Gastrin activity

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23
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CCK secreted by

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I cells of duodenal and jejunal mucosa

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24
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CCK secreted in response to

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MG and FA (NOT TGs)

Small peptides and AA

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A meal containing ______ will stim release of CCK
Fat and protein
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5 major actions of CCK
1. Contract gallbladder 2. Secrete pancreatic enzymes 3. Secrete HCO3 from pancreas 4. Tropic effect on pancreas and gall 5. Inhibit gastric emptying
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Purpose of CCK contracting gallbladder
Ejects bile into lumen of SI Bile emulsifies and solubilizes dietary lipids
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Pancreatic enzymes secreted in response to CCK
Lipases Proteases Amylase
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Purpose of inhibiting gastric emptying
Enhances fat digestion/absorption
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Secretin 50% homologous to
Glucagon
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Tertiary structure of secretin
Alpha helix
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Secretin is secreted by ___ in response to
S cells in duodenum; H+ and FA in SI
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Secretin promotes
Secretion of pancreatic and biliary HCO3
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Purpose of HCO3 secretion
Neutralize H+ in lumen of SI Essential for fat digestion
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Secretin inhibits effects of
Gastrin
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GIP is secreted by
K cells in duodenal/jejunal mucosa
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Major effect of GIP
Stim of insulin
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GIP inhibits
Gastric H+ secretion (animals)
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GIP secreted in response to
All 3 types of nutrients
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Motilin is secreted from
Upper duodenum during fasting
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Motilin is responsible for
Migrating motility complex
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Motilin stimulates
Enzyme secretion by stomach and pancreas Contraction of gallbladder
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GLP secreted by
L cells in intestinal mucosa
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GLP effects on liver
Inc glycogenolysis and GNG
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GLP-1 inhibits
``` Glucagon secretion Food intake Patietal cells (dec H+) ```
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GLP-1 stimulates
Insulin secretion | D cells — secrete somatostatin
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GLP-1 slows
Gastric emptying
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GLP-2 trophic effect on
Intestinal mucosa — proliferation — inc surface area for absorption
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GLP-2 has no effects on
Insulin secretion
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GLP-2 decreases
Inflamm responses to bowel injury
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Ileal brake mechanism
Slow gastric/pancreas secretion, stomach emptying and intestinal motility
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GLP-1 and peptide YY feeds back on stomach in order to
Inc nutrient absorption
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Paracrine hormones in GI tract
Somatostatin | Histamine
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Histamine works synergistically with
Gastrin and ACh to stimulate H+ secretion
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ACh neurocrine actions
Contract smooth ms Inc saliva Inc gastric secretion Inc pancreatic secretion
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NE neurocrine actions
Relax smooth ms Contract sphincters Inc saliva
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VIP neurocrine actions
Relax smooth ms Inc intestinal secretion Inc pancreatic secretion
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GRP neurocrine action
Inc gastrin secretion
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Enkephalins neurocrine actions
Contract smooth ms | Dec intestinal secretion
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Neuropeptide Y neurocrine actions
Relax smooth ms | Dec intestinal secretion
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Substance P neurocrine actions
Contract smooth ms | Inc salivary secretion
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Para neurocrines
``` ACh VIP GRP Enkephalins Substance P ```
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Sym neurocrines
NE Enkephalins Neuropeptide Y