LEC 2 (gastrointestinal blood flow)) Flashcards
the blood flow is directly related to the level of local activity وضح
after a meal → ↑ B.F then decreases back to the resting level
The time require for back b.f to the resting level
2 to 4 hours.
the activity that ↑ after meal
- motor activity,
- secretory activity
- absorptive activity
↑absorptive activity
↑ B.F in
- villi
- submucosa > 8fold
increased motor activity
↑ B.F in muscle layers
causes of the ↑ b. f during gi activity.
- vasodilator substances
- gastrointestinal glands
- ↓ oxygen concentration in the gut wall
vasodilator substances
cholecystokinin,
VIP, gastrin, and secretin.
gastrointestinal glands also release into the gut wall
two kinins, kallidin and bradykinin →increased mucosal vasodilation that occurs along with secretion
Directly .↓ oxygen concentration in the gut wall
↑metabolic rate → ↓oxygen concentration
► vasodilation ►↑increase intestinal blood flow at least 50 to 100
percent
Indirectly ↓ oxygen concentration in the gut wall
↑increase fourfold of adenosine, a wellknown vasodilator ► vasodilation ►↑ blood flow.
Countercurrent means
The arterial flow into the villus and the venous flow out of the villus
Countercurrent شروطه
- in directions opposite to each other
- lie in close apposition to each other.
- parallel to each other
Blood Flow in the Villi.
much of the blood oxygen diffuses out of the arterioles directly into the
adjacent venules/
without ever being carried in the blood
to the tips of the villi(80 percent of the oxygen may take this short-circuit route (
نسبة الدم المحمل بال oعند القمة قريب من الvlli 20
circulatory shock,
villus undergoes ischemic death →seriously blunted مثلوم
خشن →,leading to greatly diminished intestinal absorptive capacity
effect Stimulation of the parasympathetic on BF
ncreases local blood flow
increases glandular secretion