Intro to GI Physiology Flashcards

1
Q

allow organs to function in syncytium

A

gap junctions

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2
Q

what is pharmacomechanical coupling

A

found in smooth muslce, ligand activation, activation of G protein, release Ca from intracellelar storage

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3
Q

what do Ca channel blockers do

A

disrupt GI motility by preventing rapid inward current depolarization

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4
Q

what causes depolarization of RMP in ENS

A

stretching, Ach, hormones

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5
Q

what causes hyperpolarization in RMP of ENS

A

sympathetic

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6
Q

what is effect of sympathetic innervation of GI

A

reduce blood flow, motility, and secretion

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7
Q

what is the main mediator of sympatheric innervation

A

NE

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8
Q

NE acts directly on

A

smooth muscle sphincter

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9
Q

reflexes from gut to paravertebral ganglia and back to gut

A

gastrocolic, enterogastric, colonoileal

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10
Q

reflexes from gut to spinal cord or brainstem and back to the gut

A

vagovagal, pain, defecation

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11
Q

controls contraction in GI muscle layers in response to food stimuli

A

vagovagal

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12
Q

T/F efferents that synapse with musculature are both inhibitory and stimulatory

A

T

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13
Q

T/F efferents that synapse with secretory are both inhibitory and stimulatory

A

False, only excitatory

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14
Q

motor, between longitudinal and circular

A

myenteric (auerbach’s plexus)

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15
Q

secretomotor, absent in esophagus

A

submucosal, meissner plexus

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16
Q

controls motility, contains excitatory and inhibtiory

A

myenteric

17
Q

controls local secretion and absorption

A

submucosal

18
Q

type of nuerons that is largests portion of auerback

A

AH

19
Q

nueron that has nicotinic fast EPSP, greater excitability, resonds to tetradoxin (NA channel blocker)

A

S type

20
Q

what is the second messenger of AH type cells

A

cAMP

21
Q

what is the second messenger of S type cells

A

IP3 and Ca2+

22
Q

what neurotransmitters evoke EPSP

A

Histamine, serotonin, substance P, Gastrin, CCK and ACh

23
Q

Fast EPSP is mediated by ______ and couples with

A

ACh; ion channels

24
Q

what are the slow IPSP

A

opioid, NE, galanin, adenosine

25
Q

NE acts on what receptors

A

A2 adrenoreceptors, mimicked by somatostatin in meissners plexus

26
Q

where does galanin work

A

auerbach

27
Q

adenosine acts through what receptors

A

A1, low cAMP

28
Q

what are the mediators of prsynaptic inhibition

A

CCK, ATP, histamine, NE, and ACH

29
Q

_______ surpresses fast and slow EPSPs in myenteric plexus

A

serotonin

30
Q

______ acts on muscarinic receptors to suppress its own release

A

ACh

31
Q

main excitatory nuerotransmitters from the musclomotor

A

Ach and substance P

32
Q

excitatorty secretomotor neurons release primarily

A

ACh and VIP

33
Q

inhibitory nuerotransmitters

A

ATP, VIP, NO-inhibit circular

34
Q

why is gastrin not affected by removal of the vagal nerve

A

itulizes GRP, not Ach

35
Q

tip of villi are

A

hypoxic