GI 4 Flashcards
digestive processes do not start until all food enters the GI tract
true
false
false
is the activation of parietal cells by gastrin to secrete gastric acid indirect or direct
direct
what does gastric acid from parietal cells do (2)
activates pepsin by cleaving pepsinogen
kills bacteria
what do chief cells secrete
pepsinogen
what does gastric acid do to pepsinogen
cleaves it to make pepsin
what are the 5 gastric acid functions
stimulates release of pepsinogen and cleaves it to make pepsin
denatures proteins
kills bacteria
inactivates amylase in saliva
stimulates D cells to release somatostatin
what do D cells release
somatostatin
OH combined with CO2 makes
HCO3-
how does H+ get across apical membrane
actively transported continuously
what are the 2 systems of acid secretion
primary: water spontaneously dissociating into H and OH
secondary: carbonic anhydrase making CO2 and H2O into H2CO3 and then creating free hydrogen
what cells do acid secretion (primary and secondary) processes occur in
parietal cells
what joins with hydrogen in the lumen of the stomach to make hydrochloric acid
cl-
where are all the apical transporters stored before stimuli
in vesicles
what stimuli causes exocytosis in parietal cells and insertion of apical transporters (3)
gastrin
histamine
ACh
what stimuli removes transporters from apical membrane of parietal cells
somatostatin secreted by D cells
cephalic phase stimuli is what kind of reflex
long reflex
what ensures that there’s not too much acid released
D cells that release somatostatin
gastric phase stimuli is what kind of reflex
short reflex
Gastric acid is released from:
G cells
D Cells
Chief Cells
Parietal cells
parietal cells -> they have a proton pump
what secrets secretin
S cells in small intestine
what secrets CCK
I cells of duodenum and jejunum
what are chief cells stimulated by
acid secretion via short reflexes
what cleaves proteins into smaller peptides in the lumen
pepsin
what releases an intrinsic factor that can bind to vitamin B12 so it can be absorbed
parietal cells