GI Phys 4: Pancreas Flashcards

1
Q

pancreatic roles (2)

A

1) protective role: bicarb and mucus

2) digestive role: enzymes

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2
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Acinar cells

A
  • protein synthesizing cell

- secrete enzymes and fluid

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3
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Duct cell

A
  • secrete HCO3 (bicarb)

- help transport ions and fluids

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4
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Goblet cells

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  • secrete mucin
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5
Q

important inactive enzyme for protein digestion (protease)

A

trypsinogen

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6
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important active enzyme for carb digestions

A

a amylase

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7
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important active enzyme for lipid digestion

A

colipase

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8
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important active enzyme to inhibit trypsin

A

trypsin inhbitor

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9
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protection against and activation of digestive enzymes (3)

A

1) many digestive enzymes are inactive in the pancreas (to protect it)
2) vesicles contain a trypsin inhibitor
3) low ph of vesicle prevents enzyme activation

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10
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function of secretin

A

GI protection. Secretin targets the pancreatic duct to release bicarb. Secretin also feeds back to the stomach.

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11
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greatest pancreatic secretion occurs during which phase

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intestinal. stimulated by nutrients, primaily lipids and fatty acids. CCK!

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12
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2 primary regulators of pancreatic secretion

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lipids and fatty acids

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