Hunger and Feeding Flashcards
What are the 3 main fates of nutrients?
Supply energy
Provide building blocks
Stored for the future
What does the secretion of cholecystokinin (CCK) from the duodenum do?
Makes you want to stop eating
What hormone does adipose tissue release into the blood stream?
Leptin
Hypothalamic control centres, dual centres for feeding: On switch
Lateral region of hypothalamus
Hypothalamic control centres, dual centres for feeding: Off switch
Ventromedial region of hypothalamus
What is neuropeptide Y?
Potent stimulator of appetite
What is Ghrelin?
A hormone made by stomach cells which increases food intake
What is the hormone of hunger?
Ghrelin
What is PYY 3-36?
A hormone made by intestinal cells to decrease food intake
What is the hormone of satiety?
PYY 3-36