L3: Water Absorption and Secretion in the Gastrointestinal Tract Flashcards

1
Q

Where does most of the non-electrolyte nutrition absorption occur?

A

Small intestine

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2
Q

Both small and large intestines absorb ________ and ________

A

water, electrolytes

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3
Q

The small intestine has villi that extend from ______ of _________

A

crypts, lieberkuhn

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4
Q

What are the main secretory cells called in the colon?

A

Crypt cells

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5
Q

The _________ surface does not contain any _______

A

colon, villi

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6
Q

Small intestine net absorption =

A

Water, Na+, Cl-, K+

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7
Q

Large intestine net absorption =

A

Water, Na+, Cl-

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8
Q

Small intestine net secretion =

A

HCO3-

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9
Q

Large intestine net secretion =

A

K+, HCO3-

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10
Q

Cells in the small intestine

A
Villous absorptive cell
Goblet cell
Enteric endocrine cell
Stem cell
Paneth cell
Undifferentiated cell
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11
Q

Cells of Large intestine

A
Surface absorptive cell
Goblet cell
Enteric endocrine cell
Stem cell
Undifferentiated cell
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12
Q

In Leaky epithelia the _________ pathway is more dominant

A

paracellular

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13
Q

In tight epithelia the __________ pathway is more dominant

A

transcellular

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14
Q

Places that are paracellular dominant

A

Proximal renal tubule, Small intestine

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15
Q

Places that are transcellular dominant

A

Renal collecting duct, urinary bladder

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16
Q

Cl-HCO3 exchanger

A

Ileum, Proximal colon, Distal colon

17
Q

Locations of apical Na-H antiporters for Cl- absorption

A

Ileum, Proximal colon

18
Q

What is osmotic diarrhoea?

A

When sugar is retained in the intestine lumen, increasing osmotic pressure and therefore retaining the water in the lumen.

19
Q

What are the common causes of osmotic diarrhoea?

A

Lactose intolerance and Coeliac disease

20
Q

What is Coeliac disease?

A

An autoimmune reaction to gluten resulting in the destruction of epithelial cells

21
Q

Increased __________ in the gut supports __________ growth which increases ____ production leading to _________

A

carbohydrates, bacterial, CO2, gassiness

22
Q

How does secretory diarrhoea occur?

A

When cholera toxin permanently activates adenylate cyclase -> elevation of cAMP -> opens CFTR channel -> Cl- secretion and subsequent Na+ and water secretions

23
Q

Location of Na/Glucose and Na/AA transporters

A

Jejunum(high), ileum(low)

24
Q

Location of Na-H exchanger

A

Duodenum (mod)

Jejunum (high)

25
Q

Location of parallel Na-H and Cl-HCO3 exchangers

A
Ileum (mod)
proximal colon (mod)
26
Q

Location of epithelial Na+ channel

A

Distal colon (high)

27
Q

Location of Passive Cl- absorption

A

Jejunum (high)
Ileum (low)
Distal colon (high)

28
Q

Location of Cl-HCO3 exchanger

A

Ileum (mod)
Proximal (high)
Distal colon (mod)

29
Q

Location of passive K+ absorption

A

Jejunum and ileum (both low)

30
Q

Location of passive K+ secretion

A
Proximal colon (low)
Distal colon (high)
31
Q

Location of active K+ secretion

A

Proximal and distal colons (both low)

32
Q

Location of active K+ absorption

A

Distal colon (low)

33
Q

Location of Cl- secretion

A

Everywhere (mod)