Humonal regulation of digestion Flashcards

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What does parasympathetic nerve do in terms of digestion

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Stimulates GI tract activity like:
secretion of digestive jucies
increased motoloty of the stomach
slowing down movement of food to SI

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What are the endocrinal cells located within the GI tract called

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Enteric endocrine system

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What are enteroendocrine cells

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Produces and release GI hormones

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What are the intestinal enteroendocrine cells

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G cells
S cells
Enterochromaffin-like cells

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What do g cells release and what does it do

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G cells release gastrin

stimulate gastric acid secretion

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What do S cells secrete

What do they do

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Secrete secretin from the SI
stimulate exocrine pancreatic secretion
like water and bicarbonate ion secretion

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What do enterochromaffin-like cells secrete

What od they do

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Secret histamine

Stimulate gastric acid secretion

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What are gastric enteroendocrine cells

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Chief cells

Parietal cells

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What do chief cells secrete

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secrete enzymes

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What do Parietal cells secrete

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Secrete HCL in the sotmach

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What are pancreatic enteroendocrine cells called and what do they produce

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Beta cells

Produce insulin

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What does gastrin inhibitory peptide do

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inhibits gastrin secretion and motility and stimulates secretion of insulin

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What does somatostatin do

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inhitnits gastrin and histamine secretion

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What does cholecystokinin do

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Stimulates secretion of pancreatic enzymes and contraction and emptying of gall bladder

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What is the purpose of the cephalic phase of digestion

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activation of the neural centre by smell, sight, and taste prepares mouth and stomach for food intake

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What occurs in the cephalic phase

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Smell, sight, taste, or thoughts of food activate the CNS
Impulses sent down the Vagus nerve to the submucosal plexus where:
mucous cells release mucous
chief cells release pepsinogen
parietal cells release HCL
G cells release gastrin

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What activates the gastric phase

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Stretch receptors are activated by the food pushing on the stomach wall
Elevated pH also activates chemoreceptors

18
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What activates mixing waves of stomach

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Gastrin and submucosal and myenteric plexus

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What does gastrin do in gastric phase

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Secreted from G cells
Increases secretion of HCL into stomach
Increases release of histamine

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What does histamine do in gastric phase

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Secreted from enterochromaffin-like cells

Increases HCL acid in the stomach

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What does somatostatin do in gastric phase

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Produced by D cells in stomach
Secreted in response to acidic pH
Inhibits gastrin and histamine secretion

22
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Where are gastrin receptors predominately found

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Parietal and ECL cells

23
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What does secretin do in intestinal phase

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inhibits secretion of gastric acid from parietal cells

Stimulates production of bicarbonate solution from ductal cells

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What does Cholecystokinin do in intestinal

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Released when fats/protein present in SI

Stimulates release of pancreatic enzyme and bile

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What does gastric inhibitory peptide do in intestinal
Stimulates insulin secretion from beta cells to reduce blood glucose Inhibits gastrin secretion and motility
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Glucagon like peptide -1 function in intestinal phase
Secretes insulin to decrease blood glucose levels
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What is lipostatic theory
Signal from body's fat stores to brain modulates appetite so body weight is maintained - Fat stores increase, eating decreases - Starvation eating increases - Obesity results from disruption to this pathway
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What is the glucostatic theory
Blood glucose levels control appetite - Increased blood glucose levels lead to sense of satiety - Decreased blood glucose levels lead to sense of hunger
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What occurs in the lipostatic theory
Neuropeptide Y stimulates hypothalamic feeding centre to increase food intake this increase fat stores increasing leptin secretion
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What is leptin
Protein hormone synthesised by adipocytes
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What controls leptin syntehsis
ob gene