GI 4 Flashcards

1
Q

digestive processes do not start until all food enters the GI tract
true
false

A

false

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2
Q

is the activation of parietal cells by gastrin to secrete gastric acid indirect or direct

A

direct

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3
Q

what does gastric acid from parietal cells do (2)

A

activates pepsin by cleaving pepsinogen
kills bacteria

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4
Q

what do chief cells secrete

A

pepsinogen

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5
Q

what does gastric acid do to pepsinogen

A

cleaves it to make pepsin

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6
Q

what are the 5 gastric acid functions

A

stimulates release of pepsinogen and cleaves it to make pepsin
denatures proteins
kills bacteria
inactivates amylase in saliva
stimulates D cells to release somatostatin

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7
Q

what do D cells release

A

somatostatin

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8
Q

OH combined with CO2 makes

A

HCO3-

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9
Q

how does H+ get across apical membrane

A

actively transported continuously

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10
Q

what are the 2 systems of acid secretion

A

primary: water spontaneously dissociating into H and OH

secondary: carbonic anhydrase making CO2 and H2O into H2CO3 and then creating free hydrogen

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11
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what cells do acid secretion (primary and secondary) processes occur in

A

parietal cells

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12
Q

what joins with hydrogen in the lumen of the stomach to make hydrochloric acid

A

cl-

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13
Q

where are all the apical transporters stored before stimuli

A

in vesicles

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14
Q

what stimuli causes exocytosis in parietal cells and insertion of apical transporters (3)

A

gastrin
histamine
ACh

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15
Q

what stimuli removes transporters from apical membrane of parietal cells

A

somatostatin secreted by D cells

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16
Q

cephalic phase stimuli is what kind of reflex

A

long reflex

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17
Q

what ensures that there’s not too much acid released

A

D cells that release somatostatin

18
Q

gastric phase stimuli is what kind of reflex

A

short reflex

19
Q

Gastric acid is released from:
G cells
D Cells
Chief Cells
Parietal cells

A

parietal cells -> they have a proton pump

20
Q

what secrets secretin

A

S cells in small intestine

21
Q

what secrets CCK

A

I cells of duodenum and jejunum

22
Q

what are chief cells stimulated by

A

acid secretion via short reflexes

23
Q

what cleaves proteins into smaller peptides in the lumen

24
Q

what releases an intrinsic factor that can bind to vitamin B12 so it can be absorbed

A

parietal cells

25
how does vitamin B12 get into the lumen
by being bound to an intrinsic factor to be recognized by a transporter
26
what inhibits pepsinogen release by inhibiting chief cells
D cell-somatostatin
27
is the autonomic vagal input sympathetic or parasympathetic
parasympathetic
28
what is secreted from mucous cells (2)
mucus HCO3-
29
what is mucus secretion stimulated by (2)
parasympathetic input irritation
30
what is HCO3- secretion stimulated by (2)
parasympathetic inout H+
31
what is a peptic ulcer
a sore or break in the lining of the stomach or duodenum
32
what are peptic ulcers caused by
excessive acid production
33
whats a major cause of peptic ulcers
helicobacter pylori
34
what is the helicobacter pylori attracted to on stomach wall
low ph
35
why is motility regulated
ensure proper digestion and absorption
36
when does the intestinal phase begin
when home enters the small intestine
37
what kind of contractions during intestinal phase
segmental and peristaltic
38
what promotes motility? (3)
parasympathetic innervation gastrin cholecystokinin
39
what do villi increase surface area for
absorption of mucus
40
whats do crypts in the intestinal phase do
secrete hormone and fluid secretory cells
41
where do fats enter in the intestinal phase
lacteals of lymphatics
42
what do goblet cells secrete
mucus