function of the cells in GI tract Flashcards

1
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what is the source of gastrin

A

G cells in the antrum of the stomach

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2
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what stimulates release of G cells

A

distension of stomach, somatostatin

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3
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what are the actions of G cells

A

increases HCL, pepsinogen and IF secretion, increases gastric motility, trophic effect on gastric mucosa

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4
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source of CCK

A

I cells in upper small intestine

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5
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what stimulates release of CCK

A

partially digested proteins and triglycerides

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6
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what are the actions of CCK

A

increased secretion of enzyme rich fluid from pancreas
contraction of gallbladder
decreases gastric emptying
induces satiety

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7
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source of secretin

A

s cells in upper small intestine

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8
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what stimulates release of secretin

A

acid in small intestine

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9
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function of secretin

A

increases secretion of bicarbonate rich fluid from pancreas and hepatic duct cells
decreases gastric secretion

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10
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source of somatostatin

A

D cells in the pancreas and stomach

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11
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what stimulates somatostatin

A

fat, bile and salts in the small intestine

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12
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function of somatostatin

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decreases acid and pepsin secretion
decreases gastric secretion
decreases pancreatic emzyme secretion
stimulates gastric mucous production

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