GI Part 2- 2 Flashcards

1
Q

What factor does parietal cells secrete that is essential for vitamin B12 absorption in the ileum?

A

Intrinsic

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2
Q

What cells do all functional cell types of the gastric pit originate from from, they are called stem cells, located in the neck of the gland?

A

Mucous neck cells

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3
Q

What is in the stomach that increases surface area?

A

Canaliculus

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4
Q

What does the following lead to?
Pepsinogen —> In acidic pH pepsin = Hydrolysis of _________

A

Proteins

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5
Q

In calves and lambs:
Prochymosine —> In acidic pH chymosine = Hydrolysis of ______ protein

A

Milk

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6
Q

What cells secrete their granules content into the lamina propria, some reach the blood capillaries and travel to other parts of the GI tract?

A

Enteroendocrine

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7
Q

What cells have high mitotic activity?

A

Intestinal crypt cells

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8
Q

Stimulatory or Inhibitory?
Gastrin, histamine, ACh

A

Stimulatory

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9
Q

Stimulatory or Inhibitory?
Somatostatin

A

Inhibitory

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10
Q

When amino acids and fatty acids are present, which GI hormone is released?

A

CCK

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11
Q

When pH is decreased, which GI hormone is released?

A

Secretin

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12
Q

Since NSAIDs block the synthesis of prostaglandines and important processes in the gastric mucosa, what do they promote?

A

Gastric ulcers

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13
Q

What does ACh and prostaglandine E stimulate the secretion of?

A

Mucus

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14
Q

What does the release of CCK and secretin from the enteroednocrine cells of the small intestine depend of the presence of in the intestinal lumen? (2 things)

A

Food particles and pH

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15
Q

What acid neutralizes the acidic pH by producing the enzyme urease?

A

Gastric acid (HCl)

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16
Q

What phase of gastric secretion is the following:
Before food enters the stomach
Stimulated by sight, smell, thought or taste
Greater appetite = stronger stimulation
Occurs in BRAIN

A

Cephalic phase

17
Q

What phase of gastric secretion is the following:
Induced by vagovagal reflexes from the stomach to the brain?

A

Gastric phase

18
Q

What phase of gastric secretion is the following:
Induced by the presence of food in the doudenum?

A

Intestinal phase

19
Q

What does the following result in, in horses and pigs:
The pH is 4-6 in proximal stomach —> colonization of bacteria —> hydrolysis of carbs in short chain fatty acids and lactate —> more acidic pH = damage of the mucosa = _______ _______

A

Gastric ulcers