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GIT,Physiology Flashcards

1
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Food ingestion depends on

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Hunger and appetite

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2
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Difference between hunger and appetite

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Hunger:No specific food desire,can eat anything
Appetite:Desire to eat specific food e.g chicken,omelette

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3
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Layers of GIT and name them

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4:in to out
1)mucosa(epithelium +CT+some muscles)
2)submucosa(CT)
3)Muscularis Externa(inner circular smooth muscle,outer longitudinal smooth muscle)————>motor control
4)serosa/Serosa adventitia (CT)

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4
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Syncytium caused by

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Gap junctions in muscle bundle

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5
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Smooth muscle bundle
A) dia of Fiber and length?
B)number of fiver in bundle

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Dia:2 -10 micrometer
Length:200 to 5 micrometer
No:1000

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6
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Types of waves in git and caused by

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A)Slow waves——>Na channels in Interstitial cells of cajal
B)Spike potential——->Na Ca Channels

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7
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Frequency of slow waves

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3 [stomach)
12(duodenum)
9 (terminal ileum)

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8
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Threshold of spike potential

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-40

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9
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Stimulus of depolarisation

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Muscle stretch,Ach released by parasympathetic endings,hormones

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10
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Hyperpolarisation (no git motility,cells less excited) caused by

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Epinephrine,norepinephrine released in stress condition,Sypatethic stimulation

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11
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Tone

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Partial state of contraction

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12
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Tonic contraction caused by

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Excessive spike potential due to stimulus or hormones

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13
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Nervous system of GIT

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Enteric Nervous System

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14
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Inhibitory neurotransmitter of myenteric plexus

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VIP(vasoactive intestinal peptide)

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15
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Components and functions of enteric nervous system

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2:
Meißners:bwMuscles Control git movement and motility
Meisters:in submucosa control local hormone secretion,blood flow,absorption

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16
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Sensory ending of git stimulated by

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Mucosa irritation,excessive distension,chemicals

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17
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Sympathetic parasympathetic function

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S;release norepinephrine ,inhibit smooth muscle/neuron,motility decrease passage of food difficult and give versa

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18
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Gastro intestinal reflexes types

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1)within gut wall——>peristalsis,secretion,mixing contents
2)between git and prevertebral sypatethic ganglia——->gastrocolic
>enterogastric
>colonoileal
3)between git and spinal cord/brain stem
>vagovagal
>pain
>defecation

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19
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Hormones of GIT

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*Gastrin,Cholecystokinin,Secretin,GIP,Motilin

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19
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Hormones of GIT

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*Gastrin,Cholecystokinin,Secretin,GIP,Motilin

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20
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Peristalsis

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Involuntary rhythmic muscle contraction that pushes food forward in git

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21
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Peristalsis occurs when

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Distension of wall,physical/chemical irritant,parasympathetic stimuli

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22
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My enteric plexus inhibited by

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Atropine which inhibit cholinerguc endings thus no peristalsis

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23
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Movement of git types

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Peristalsis and mixing

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24
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Chewing reflex another name

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Mastication

25
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Rebound contraction

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Reflex inhibition +stretch reflex

26
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Mastication controlled by

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Motor branches of 5th CN

27
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Chewing necessary why

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Break cellulose covering,increase surface area,easy swallowing

28
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Swallowing stages

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Oral,Pharyngeal,esophageal

29
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Pharynx 2 functions

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Respiration and swallowing making process of swallowing complicated and does one thing at a time

30
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Peristaltic waves originate at

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Esophageal stage of swallowing

31
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Difference between primary and secondary peristaltic movements

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1)P originate in pharynx,S anywhere food left behind
2)P intrinsic,S esophagus stretched
3)P-enteric nervous system,S-extrinsic vagus supply

32
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If brainstem damaged in accident secondary work

A

Yes after some time enteric takes over

33
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Swallowing center

A

Medulla (tracts solitarius)

34
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Wave of relaxation works on and caused by(receptive relaxation)

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Lower esopahgeal sphincter,myenteric inhibitory neurons

35
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How lower esopagus prevent ulcers

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1)constricted usually
2)Slit mechanism

36
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Achlasia

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Constricted lower oesophagus sphincter causing food blockage

37
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Gerd

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Relaxed lower esopahgeal sphincter causing gastric reflux and mucosa damage

38
Q

Rugae appear when

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Stomach empty,not stretched

39
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Stomach reflexes

A

Vagovagal

40
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Stomach can accommodate how much food

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0.8 to 1.5 l

41
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Motor function of stomach

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Storage,mixing,chyme inputting

42
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Retropulsion

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Digging up of bonus and going back up for mixing in stomach forming chyme

43
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Chyme

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Chopped bolus +gastric acid

44
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Chyme fluidity depend on

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Food amount,water,stomach secretion

45
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Difference between hunger contraction and pangs

A

Contraction +pain=pangs

46
Q

Hunger pangs peak in

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3 to 4 days

47
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Peristalsis in stomach function

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20% -peristaltic pump
80%- mixing

48
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Stomach emptying promoted by

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Pyloric pump and gastric factors(food volume more,gastrin)

49
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Stomach emptying inhibited by

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Duodenal factors(enterogastric reflex + hormones)

50
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Effects of inhibition

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Pyloric sphincter tone increase,pyloric pump decrease

51
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Small and large intestine movements

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Artificial classification of mixing and peristaltic movement (as both occur mixed so no true classification here)

52
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Factors causing emptying inhibitions reflex to take place

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Irritant,ph,osmolarkty,increase distension,fats more

53
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Inhibitory hormones

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Cc’d,secretin,GIP

54
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Segmentation contraction

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Mixing movements in small intestine

55
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Total small intestine time

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3 to 5 hrs

56
Q

Peristaltic movements in small intestine controlled by

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Nervous:gastroentric reflex,
Hormones:+ CCK,insulin,motilitin,serotonin,gastrin
- secretin,glucagon

57
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Peristaltic rush

A

More propulsive movement due to irritant,ulcers

58
Q

Haus trative movements,Mass movement

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Colon mixing,peristaltic colon movements

59
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Defecation reflex

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Intrinsic+Parasympathetic defecatiin reflex

60
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Paralysis of swallowing

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Nerve damage,infection,muscle damage

61
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Anaesthesia

A

Swallowing center inhibit

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