GI III Flashcards
gastric acid secretion from parietal cells
stimulus - ACh, gastrin, histamine
- M3 - ACh / gastrin - CCK-B / histamine - H2
- most important - ECL histamine release
- mechanism - cAMP and IP3/Ca stimulate H/K ATPase
inhibit - prostaglandin and somatostatin
decreased cAMP
alkaline tide
with gastric acid secretion
- carbonic anhydrase - convert CO2 and H2O
- to H and HCO3
H - secreted to gastric lumen
HCO3 - bicarb - secreted to blood - alkaline tide
pancreas secretion
a-amylase - starch digestion
lipase - fat digestion
proteases - secreted as proenzymes
trypsinongen - converted to active trypsin
trypsinogen activation
from pancreas
-converted to trypsin by enterokinase - brush border of duodenum/jejunum
active form - trypsin - activates other pancreas proteases
carb absorption
monosacchaides - absorbed enterocytes
glucose and galactose - SGLT1
fructose - facilitated diffusion - GLUT 5
all transported GLUT-2
iron absorption
duodenum
folate absorption
small bowel
B12 absorption
terminal ileum - with IF
peyer patches
M cell - APC
B cells to IgA plasma cell in germinal centers
rate limiting step bile acid synthesis
7a hydroxylase
bilirubin metabolism
heme to biliverdin - by heme oxygenase
biliverdin to bilirubin
unconjugated - not soluble - indirect
-in blood complexed albumin
conjugated with glucuronate - soluble - direct
UDP glucuronosyl transferase
unconjugated to conjugated bilirubin
warthin tumor
papillary cystadenoma lymphomatosum
B9 cystic tumor with germinal center
salivary gland - often parotid
MC salivary gland tumor
pleomorphic adenoma
chrondromyxoid stroma
achalasia
failure LES - loss of myenteric (auerbach) plexus
dysphagia - solid and liquid
bird beak - barium swallow
obstruction dysphagia
solid only