GI Flashcards
What is Mendelson Syndrome?
It mimics pulmonary edema (pulmonary pneumonia) after aspiration of contents.
The role of the sympathetic NS when it comes to the GI is to? What section is it?
Inhibit it. From T5-L2
Where is the LES located?
Btw the esophagus and the stomach
The rate of the stomach emptying is primarily controlled by _____?
duodenum
What is the key protein in parietal cells that pumps H+ into the stomach?
H/K ATP pump
What 3 regulatory molecules stimulate acid secretions?
Ach (from vagal postsynaptic stimulation), histamine (mast cells0, gastrin (pyloric glands in gastric antrum)
Intrisic Factor is required to make ___?
B12
What are the 4 protective factors against acid?
Mucous, bicarb, blood flow, prostaglandins
What 5 hormones stimulate movement and secretions?
Gastrin, cholecustokinin, secretin, gastric inhibitory peptide, motilin
What is the parasymp innervation for the GI?
Vagus (cranial) and S2-S4