Hormones and Pancreatitis that act in digestion Flashcards
Cholecystokinin is produced?
Duodenal Mucosa
What is Cholecystokinin’s role in the Stomach?
Inhibits Stomach Secretory Activity
What is Cholecystokinin’s role in the Liver?
Stimulating the production of bile in the liver as well as its release from the gall bladder.
What is Cholecystokinin’s role in the Pancreas?
Stimulates pancreatic enzyme secretion
What is Cholecystokinin’s role in the hepatopancreatic sphincter/ sphincter of Oddi?
Relaxes Sphrincter to allow bile and pancreastic juices to enter duodneum
What is Cholecystokinin’s role in the Gallbladder?
Stimulates the organ to contract and release Bile (Stored)
Glucose-dependent insulinotropic polypeptide is produced where?
Duodenal Mucosa
What is Glucose-dependent insulinotropic polypeptide’s role in the stomach?
Inhibits HCL production
What is Glucose-dependent insulinotropic polypeptide’s role in the pancreas?/ What cells does it target?
Beta Cells; stimulates Insulin release
Where is Gastrin produced?
Stomach Mucosa
What is Gastrin’s role in the stomach? What cells does it target?
Parietal Cells, Increases HCL Secretion (Stimulates Gastric emptying)
What is Gastrin’s role in the Sm. intestines?
Stimulates contraction of intestinal muscle
What is Gastrin’s role in the Lg. intestines?
Stimulates Mass Movements
What valve does Gastrin have a Relaxation impact on?
Ilieocecal Valve
What is Histamine’s Role in the stomach?
Activates Parietal Cells to release HCL
What is intestinal Gastrin’s role in the stomach?
Stimulates Gastric glands and motility