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Hormones Flashcards

1
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Parietal cells secrete

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Gastric acid
Intrinsic factor

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2
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Function of gastric acid

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Decrease stomach acid
Activates pepsinogen to pepsin
Kills microorganisms except H. pylori

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3
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Role of IF

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Binds to vitamin B12
Enables absorption in terminal ileum

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4
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Stimulation of Gastric acid and IF

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Vague nerve
Gastrin
Histamine

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5
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Inhibition of gastric acid and IF

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GIP
Prostaglandins
Secretion
Somatostatin

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6
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Pepsin cell type secretion

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Gastric chief cell

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7
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Role of pepsin

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Protein digestion

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8
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Stimulation of pepsin

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Vagus nerve
Low gastric pH

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9
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Inhibition of pepsin

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High gastric pH
Somatostatin

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10
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Bicarbonate cell secretion

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Mucosal cells (salivary glands, stomach, pancreas, duodenum)
Brunner glands

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11
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Stimulation of bicarbonate

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Secretin

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12
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Cell type for gastrin

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G cells (antrum of stomach, duodenum)

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13
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Function of gastrin

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Increase gastric acid secretion
Increase gastric motility
Proliferation of gastric mucosa

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14
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Stimulation of gastrin

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Vague nerve (via gastrin-releasing peptide and GRP released from presynaptic terminals of postganglionic fibers)
Aminoacids and peptides
Decreased acidity
Distension of stomach
Chronic PPI administration

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15
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Inhibition of gastrin

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Somatostatin
Gastric pH < 1.5

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16
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Ghrelin cell type

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P/D1 cells

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17
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Function of ghrelin

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Increases appetite
Stimulates neuropeptide Y and growth hormone
Increases gastric motility

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18
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Histamine cell type

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Enterochromaffin-like cells

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19
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Role of histamine

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Increased gastric acid secretion

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20
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Stimulation of histamine

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Gastrin

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21
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Inhibition of histamine

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Somatostatin

22
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CCK cell type

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I cells (duodenum, jejunum)

23
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Function of CCK

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Increases contraction of gallbladder
Increases secretion of pancreatic enzyme
Increases relaxation of sphincter of Oddi
Decreases gastric emptying

24
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Stimulation of CCK

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Postprandial state

25
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Inhibition of CCK

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Somatostatin
Fasting

26
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Somatostatin cell type

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D cells
Hypothalamus

27
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Somatostatin function

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Inhibits GI secretions
- Decrease gastric acid
- Decrease gastrin
- Decrease pepsinogen
- Decrease CCK
- Decrease secretin
- Decrease pancreatic secretion
- Decrease gastric inhibitory polypeptide
Inhibits gallbladder contraction
Decreases motility of stomach and intestine
Splanchnic vasoconstriction
Decreased GH and TSH secretion

28
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Stimulation of somatostatin

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Postprandial state

29
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Inhibition of somatostatin

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Vague nerve

30
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Secretin cell type

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S cells (duodenum)

31
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Secretin function

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Increase secretion of bile
Increase pancreatic secretion of bicarbonate
Decrease secretion of gastric acid

32
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Stimulation of secretin

A

Postprandial

33
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Inhibition of secretin

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Somatostatin

34
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GIP cell types

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K cells

35
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GIP function

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Increases insulin secretion
Decrease secretion of gastric acid

36
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Stimulation of GIP

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Postprandial

37
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Inhibition of GIP

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Fasting

38
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Motilin cell type

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Mo cells

39
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Function of motilin

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Produces migratory motor complexes

40
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Stimulation of motilin

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Fasting

41
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Inhibition of motilin

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Intake of food

42
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VIP cell release

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Small intestine
Gallbladder
Parasympathetic neurons in sphincters
APUD cells of pancreas

43
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Function of VIP

A

Increase secretion of water and electrolytes
Increase relaxation of intestinal sphincters and smooth muscle

44
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Stimulation of VIP

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Distension of stomach
Vagal stimulation

45
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Inhibition of VIP

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Sympathetic activity

46
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NO cell type

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Epithelial cells
Smooth muscle cells
Neural cells

47
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Function of NO

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Relaxation of smooth muscle and sphincters
Improves circulation

48
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Ghrelin in Prader-Willi syndrome

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Increased

49
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Ghrelin in gastric bypass surgery

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Decreased

50
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Elevated serum gastrin levels supportive of what?

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Atrophic gastritis
ZES

51
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VIPoma manifestations

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Watery diarrhoea
Hypokalaemia
Achlorhydria

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