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gastroenterology - pancreas and small bowel Flashcards

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What are first 2 steps of pancreatic embryology?

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What happens in 3rd step of pancreatic emrbryology?

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What is the major pancreatic vessel? And what does it join up with?

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major papilla

joins with distan commone bile duct to form papilla ampulla

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4
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Describe structure of pancrease?

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head, neck, body, tail

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5
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Find the pancreas on this CT scan?

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what type of imagery is this?

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What is difference between endocrine and exocrine secretions?

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endocrine - into blood stream, effect on distant target organ, ductless glands

exocrine - into duct have direct local effect?

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8
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Main endocrine secretions of pancreas?

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insulin - anabolic

glucagon

somatostatin - endorcrine cyanide

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9
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Where is endocrine area of pancrease + how much of % of pancrease?

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islets of langerhans

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10
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What is function of exocrine part of pancreas?

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98%

secretess pancreatic juice into duodenum via sphincter of oddi/ampulla

digestive function

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What are acinin?

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ducts, grap like clusters of secretory units

acinar cells secrete pro enz into ducts

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12
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What are islets?

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derived from brahncing duct

loose contact with ducts

differentiate into a and b cells secret into blood

more of them in tail than head

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What is organisation of pancreatic microanatomy?

identify acinar and islets of langerhans

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14
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Label histologt of islet?

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Label acini

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16
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What are 2 components of pancreatic juice

and which 2 cells produce each one?

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17
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How is bicarbaronate juice produces?

what is its function(2)?

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18
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What is relationship between dunodenal pH and bicarbonate secretions?

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Why does HC03- secretions stop when pH is still acidic?

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20
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What is mechanism of HC03 secretion (think C02)?

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21
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What happens to HC03- produced in pancreatic duct cell?

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22
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How is excess Na+ in panreactic cell dealt with?

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23
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How are K+ and Cl- levels in pancreatic cell balanced out?

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24
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How is what happens in pancreatic cell similar to gastric parietal cells?

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25
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Where are enzymes for digestion stored and syntehied?

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in zymogen granules in acinar cell

26
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What is a zymogen?

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pro enzyme

27
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What preventes the enzymes from possbiel causing damage to pancreas (4)?

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28
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How are some proteoylic and soem lytic enzymes converted into active forms?

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duodenal mucosa secrete enterkinase

29
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What do lipases additionally need? (2)

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some require colipase (precursor)

presence of bile salts for effective actions

30
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what can lack of pancreatic enzymes cause?

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can cause malnutrition even if diertay input is ok

31
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side effects from orlistat ( inhibte lipases)?

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increase faecal fat, steatohrea

32
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what are 3 phases of pancreatic juice secretion?

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cephalic

gastric

intestinal

33
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What happens in cephalic?

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reflex to sight good

causing enzyme rich compnent of acini only

low volume , mobilisation enz

34
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what happens in gastric phase?

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stimulation of pancreatic secretion of food in stomach

same mechanism sa cephalic

35
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what happens in intestinal phase?

how is it mediated?

what is differnet about it?

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hormnal mediated when gastric chyme enter duodenum

BOTH components of pancreatic huice are stimulated

HC03- AND enz flow in duodenum

36
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How in enz secretion of acini controlled?

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37
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how is bicaronate secretion controlled in duct and centroacinar cells?

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secretin (cAMP)

38
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how exactly does CCK control enzyme secretions in acini?

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CCK is controlled by duodenal I cell

CCK release is stimulated by fatty acid and Amino acid

CCK is inhbited by trypsin

39
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What is important to consdier about acinar fluid?

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It is isotonic - resembles plasma in its concs

secretions of acinar fluid and protients it contains is stimulated by CCK

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41
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What does the secretin cause?

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secretions of H20 and HC03- from cells lining extralobular ducts

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Why is secretin stimulation secretions richer in HC03- than acinar secretions?

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Due to Cl- and HC03 exhcnage

43
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how is HC03- controlled? (-ve feedback)

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44
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What is important about CCK effect on HC30-?

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no effect alone

NEEDS stimulattion on secretin

45
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What effect does vagus nerve have?

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similar effect to CCK

46
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What effect does secretin have on enzyme secretions?

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NO EFFECT

47
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What happens when you eat a meal?

starting with low pH stomach

to how pH is lowered

to enzyme release

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