GI The Small Intestine, Exocrine Pancreas And Biliary System Flashcards

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What are the three parts of the small intestine

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Duo jej and ileum

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What does the small intestine recieve

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Chyme form stomach duodenal bulb
Panc juice form panc more distal part of duo
Bile form gall bladder

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What does the small intestine sec

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Intestinal juice

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How is the surface area in the small intestine

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Very well adapted
Circular folds
Villi
Microvilli

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The small intestine secretes some peptide hormones which are? What kind of sec

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Endocrine cells prod these
Gastrin 
Cck
Secretin
Motilin 
Glucagon like insulinotropic peptide 
Glucagon like peptide 1
Ghrelin
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What produces cck

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Form I cells in duo and jej

Enterogastrones

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7
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What produces secretin

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S cells

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8
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What cells prod motilin

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M cells

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9
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What are the incretins prod from

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K cells and L cells

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What do gr cells prod

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Ghrelin

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What do all the peptide homones of the small intestine act on

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GPCR’s

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12
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How much intestinal juice prod a day

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Approx 2 litres

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13
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What is the other name for intestinal juice

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Succus entericus

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14
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What promotes Succus entericus prod

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Gastrin 
Cck
Distension 
Secretin 
Parasymp nerve activity
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15
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What decrease Succus entericus prod

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Symp nerve activity

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16
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What dos Succus entericus contain

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Mucus - for protection and lubrication form goblet cells
Aq salt - for enzymatic digestion in crypt of Lieberman
No digestive enzymes

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17
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What so the movements of segmentation

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Chopping moving backward and forward vigour is after a meal
Alternation contractiona nd rleaxations of circular muscles
Initiated by BER
Initiated also by chyme distension

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What is segmentation of an empty ileum triggered by

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Gastrin form the stomach

Gastroileal reflex

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19
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What is segmentation movement like in pace

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3-5 hours slow as allow time for abs

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20
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What changes the segmentation strength

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The symp and parasymp activity

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21
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What is the MMc

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Migrating motor complex
Between 90-120 min
Strong peristaltic contraction clearing small intestine between meals

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22
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What inhibits the MMc

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Vagal activty and feeding

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23
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What triggers MMc

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Motilin

Surpressed by Gastrin and cck

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24
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What is the endocrine part of the panc

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Insulin and glucagon sce to blood

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What is the exocrine part of the pancreas
Digestive enzymes form the acinar cells | And ions in panc juice
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What do pancreatic duct cells produce
Bicarbonate rich solution to duo | Neutralises acidic chyme
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What does the bicarbonate rich solution do
Protect the mucosa, barriers erosion of acids | And provide optimum oh for enzymes
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What do the pancreatic enzymes do
Can completely digest food in absence of all other enzymes
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Where are the pancreatic hormones produced
In the acinar cells | Enzymes stored in zymogen granules
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What are the 5 enzymes pancreatic
3 proteases - trypsinogen - chymotrypsinogen - procarboxypeptidase a and b Panc amylase Panc lipase
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The proteases are inactive and then activates to what forms
Trypsinogen --> trypsin Chymotrypsinogen --> chymotrypsin Procarboxypeptidase a and b --> carboxypeptidase a and b
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How are the inactive proteases activated
By emterokinases form mucosal cells
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What are the phases of control of panc sec
Cephalic - mediated by vs gal activity of acinar cells Gastric - gastric distension evokes vagovagal reflex = parasymp stim of acinar and duct cells Intestinal - acid = secretin in crease bicarbonate prod Fat proetin = cck increase digestive enzymes
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What does the biliary system compromise of
Liver, gall bladder, associated ducts
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Approx how much bile produced a day
0.6-1.2 litres a day
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What happens to bile between meals
Store and conc I gall bladder
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What sholens to bile during a meal
Chyme in duo stim gall bladder contract via cck and bagel activty Sphincter of oddi open via cck Bile spurts to duo via cystic duct and common bile ducts
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What is bile composition
Secretion of hepatocytes - liver cells | Secretion of bile duct cells - cholangiocytes
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What happens in the bile ducts
The bile secretions mix
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What does bile do
Participate in digestion and abs of fats
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How much does the use secreted form the bile duct cells constituent the overla volume
25%
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What is the bile duct cell composition
Similar to panc alkaline juice | Ions and bicarbonate rich
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What happens to the bile duct cell sec between and during meals
Between - has ionic comp near plasma | During meal - flow rate increases in repsonse to secretin form duo s cells
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When the flow rate of bile duct cells sec increases what happens to the product of secretion
Have more bicarbonate as the exchanger at the apical mem less time for Cl/bicarbonate exchange so more bicarbonate in sec
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What does the neural environment the bile forms allow
Michelle production Neutralisation of chyme Ph adjustment for digestive enzyme optimum Protection of mucosa
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What do hepatocytes sec
Primary juice form canuliculli which fuse and form biliary du tules
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What is hepatic bile composed of
``` Primary bile acids mainly chain and chenodeoxycholic acids Water and electrolytes Lipids and phospholipids Cholesterol Immunoglobulin Bilirubin ```
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What does bilirubin do
Only constitutes the yellow pigment
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What can an excess of cholesterol lead to
Bile acids and lecithin may precipitate into micorsrytals that aggregate to gall stones
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What sit he system which makes use of the bile in the body again a nd again
Enterohepatic recycling
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What's is the rate of synthesis of bile salts dept upon
Hepatic portal blood conc of salts Low conc Stim syn High conc inhib syn
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What does cck do for the secretin of bile
Causes gall bladder contraction and relaxation of sphincter of oddi
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What does secretin do tot the bilesec
Causes aq alkaline bile sec
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What does vagal activity do to the bile sec
Via release of ACh | Produces mild sec repsonse in cephalic phase of digestion
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What does gastrindo do
Stim sec by parietal and chief cells Enhance gastric motility Stim illeocecal motility
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What's dos secretin do
Inhib gastric emptying Inhib gastric sec Stim sec panc duct cells Stim sec of bile form liver
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What does cck do
``` Inhib gastric empty Inhib gastric sec Stim digestive enzyme sec by panc acinar cells Causes gall bladder contraction Relax sphincter of oddi ```
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What's is the small intestine the major site for
Digestion and absorption