Insulin, glucagone, DM Guyton Flashcards

1
Q

What are 3 major hormones secreted by the pancreas

A

Insulin

Glucagon

Somatostatin

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2
Q

Which cells in the pancreas secrete glucagon?

A

Alpha

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3
Q

Which cells in the pancreas secrete insulin?

A

Beta

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4
Q

Which cells in the pancreas secrete somatostatin?

A

Delta

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5
Q

Excess carbohydrates are stored as ______ in the liver and muscles

A

Glycogen

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6
Q

If the liver and muscle is oversaturated with glycogen, carbohydrates are convert to ____ and stored in the _____ tissue.

A

Fatty acids

Adipose

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7
Q

In times of rest, what source of energy do muscles utilize most?

A

Fatty acids. The membranes are only slightly permeable to glucose without insulin

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8
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What are two periods when glucose is utilized over fatty acids in muscle energy

A

Strenuous exercise

After a meal

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9
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3 steps for glucose storage in the liver promoted by insulin (3)

A

Insulin inactivates liver phosphorylase (this is an enzyme that promotes breakdown of glycogen into glucose

Insulin enhances glucosekinase, leading to trapping of glucose into liver cell

Insulin promotes the glycogen synthase activity

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10
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What do neurons utilize as energy?

A

Glucose only! Cannot use carbs, protein, etc.

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11
Q

How does insulin effect fatty acid synthesis?

A

Increases

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12
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In insulin deficiency (i.e. DM), how does this effect the ability to store fat?

A

Decreases. The lack of insulin increases lipolysis, which increases plasma cholesterol and phospholipid plasma concentrations

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13
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How does insulin effect protein synthesis and storage?

A

Promotes it

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14
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How would insulin deficiency effect proteins?

A

Protein depletion and increased plasma amino acids

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15
Q

What hormone does insulin act synergistically with to promote growth?

A

Growth hormone

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16
Q

When discussing the mechanism of insulin secretion, the beta cells have a high number of _____ which allow glucose to come in and be phosphorylated by ______. This converts the glucose to _____.

A

GLUT-2

glucosekinase

Glucose-6-phosphate

17
Q

Glucose-6-phophate is oxidized by ATP and activates _____ channels, which ______ (open/close) upon activation.

A

ATP-sensitive potassium

Close

18
Q

Closure of the ____ channels on beta cells leads to opening of voltage gated ______ channels. This leads to ______ of pre-formed vesicles containing insulin.

A

potassium

calcium

exocytosis

19
Q

How do sulfonylurea drugs stimulate insulin secretion?

A

By binding to the potassium channels, which closes them.

20
Q

Which GI hormones increase insulin secretion? (4)

A

Gastrin

CCK

Secretin

GIP

21
Q

Insulin presence promotes use of _____ over _____ for energy.

A

Carbohydrates

Fatty acids

22
Q

Which hormone is secreted to increase plasma glucose?

23
Q

What are 2 ways that glucagon increases blood glucose concentrations?

A

Increases glycogenolysis

Increases gluconeogensis

24
Q

The conversion of _____ to _____ is the rate-limiting step in gluconeogenesis.

A

pyruvate

phosphenolpyruvate

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What are two ways to stimulate glucagon?
Increased amino acids in blood (especially alanine and arginine) Exercise
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Somatostatin is released in response to? (4)
Increased BG Increased AA Increased FFA Increased GI hormone release
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When somatostatin is released, its goals are to? (4)
Inhibit glucagon release Inhibit insulin secretion Decrease GI motility Decrease absorption and secretion of GI tract
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In severe, acute hypoglycemia, low BG can directly stimulate the sympathetic nervous system, which releases?
Norepinephrine
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In long term/prolonged hypoglycemia, what are released to maintain blood glucose? Where does it prefer to collect glucose from?
Growth hormone and cortisol Fatty acids
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How does hyperglycemia effect the overall system? (4)
Cellular dehydration from osmotic pull Loss of glucose into urine osmotic diuresis of kidneys long term can lead to endothelial damage
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