GI 1 Flashcards

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Describe the effect of Acetylcholine on the GI system

A

Acetylcholine is excitatory neurotransmitter that causes:
Vasodilation
Increased secretions
Smooth muscle contraction.

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Describe the effect of Serotonin on the GI system

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Excitatory
Vasodilation
Smooth muscle contraction
Secretion stimulus

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Describe the effect of Norepinephrine on the GI system

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Inhibitory

  • Vasoconstriction
  • Inhibits smooth muscle contraction
  • Decreases secretions.
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Describe the effect of Dopamine on the GI system

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Inhibitory

Acts by inhibiting the ENS!

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Describe the effect of Nitric Oxide on the GI system

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Causes smooth muscle relaxation

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Describe the effect of Vasoactive intestinal peptide on the GI system

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Inhibitory causing smooth muscle relaxation.

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What effect does VIP have on the blood supply to the GI?

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Causes vasodilation.

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8
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What are the key regulators of the GI smooth muscle membrane potential?

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Ach stimulates contractions

VIP and NO inhibit contractions.

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What effect does CCK have and where is it released?

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Released by the duodenum in response to Fat content!
Leads to increased enzyme secretion
Decreased emptying

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What effect does Gastrin have and where is it released?

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Released from G-cells and promotes gastric acid `secretion.

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What effect does Motilin have on the stomach and where is it released?

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Released from upper GI causes smooth muscle contraction in the stomach and duodenum.

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What effect does somatostatin have and where is it released from?

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somatostatin is released from D cells.
Decreases acid secretion
Increases fluid absorption
Decreases smooth muscle contraction
Decreases secretions and bile flow!
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13
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What effect do Prostaglandins have?

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These decrease acid secretion and increase blood flow as well as mucus and bicarb secretion.

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What effect does histamine have and what cells release it

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Released from the ECL cells causes increased acid production.

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