Exam 3 – Lecture 25: GI 4 Flashcards
What is the difference between exocrine and endocrine?
Exocrine has ducts
Endocrine is ductless
What comes from exocrine secretions of the pancreas?
Digestive enzymes (acini, proteases, lipases, etc)
What comes from endocrine seccretions of the pancreas?
Metabolic hormones (inuslin, glucagon, somatostatin)
What do islets produce?
Insulin
Glucagon
Somatostatin
Describe the exocrine portion of the pancreas
Acini
Serous gland
Zymogen granules
Bicarbonate
What are the zymogen granules in the pancreas?
Trypsinogen Chymotrypsinogen Proteases, peptidases Lipases Amylolytic enzymes Nucleolytic enzymes
What is the control of the pancreas?
Neural and hormonal control
Describe the endocrine portion of the pancreas
Islets
“Diffuse” (not acinar)
What does the enodcrine pancreas do?
Mostly blood glucose control
What is involved in the blood glucose control of the endocrine pancreas?
α cells (glucagon)
β cells (insulin)
D cells (somatostatin)
What is the largest “gland” in the body?
Liver
What does the liver’s function primarily revolve around?
Metabolism of CHOs, lipids, protein production (serum), protein catabolism (NH3), vitamins, minerals, toxins, nd pharmaceuticals
What does the liver produce?
Bile, which is important in digestion
Describe the gross anatomy of the liver
Anterior abdomen
Lobes (vary with species)
Dual blood supply
What is the blood supply for the liver?
Hepatic artery (branch of celiac) 25% Portal vein (GI, pancreas, spleen drainage) 75%