Intestinal phase Flashcards
Briefly introduce the intestinal phase
What are the the functions of villi, crypts and lacteals?
Describe the hepatic portal system
What are the intestinal secretions that promote digestion
Describe endocrine and exocrine epithelium of the pancreas
Exocrine: acinar cells in clusters of acini
Duct cells secrete NaHCO3
Explain the activation of pancreatic enzymes (zymogens)
Explain bicarbonate secretion in the pancreas and duodenum
Explain the structure and functions of the liver, gallbladder and associated ducts/vasculature
Secretes bile salts, bilirubin, water, ions and phospholipids into duodenum
What is bile
Lipid digestion
-recycled
Explain fat digestion
Explain fat absorption
Describe carbohydrate digestion
all have to be converted to monosaccharides to be absorbed
Describe carbohydrate absorption
Explain protein digestion (endopeptidase and exopeptidase)
Explain protein absorption
How are vitamins and minerals absorbed
Describe ion and water absorption
Explain regulation of the intestinal phase through long neural reflexes and short neural reflexes via enteric neurons
Describe how intestinal motilify is influenced by ENS neurons
What are the GI peptides (hormones) that regulate the intestinal phase
Explain pancreatic secretions as an integrative process
What are S cells and their function
What are I cells and their function
Describe the three phases of pancreatic secretion
What are K cells and L cells
only know presence of carbohydrates in GI lumen
Summarize the stimulus, target and physiological response of SILKM cells
Explain the integration of the gastric and intestinal phase
How does the large intesting store and concentrate waste
The appendix houses good bacteria and acts as a resovoir
Describe secretions and digestion in the large intestine
Describe motility in the large intestine
Explain the defecation reflex
What causes diarrhea
What causes vomiting
Describe the immune function of the GI tract