lec 2 (Gastrointestinal Motility) Flashcards

1
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type of muscles in GI

A
  1. unitary smooth muscle

2. striated muscle

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2
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striated muscle found in

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  1. pharynx,
  2. upper one-third of the esophagus, and
  3. external anal sphincter,
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3
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unitary smooth muscle means

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Single-unit smooth muscle tissues (ANS innervates single cell within a sheet و بعدين بنتشر عن طريق ال gap junction

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4
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type of contraction

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  1. Phasic contractions

2. Tonic contractions:

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5
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Phasic contraction is

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twitch-like shortening followed by relaxation.

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6
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.Phasic contraction occur in the

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  1. esophagus,
  2. gastric antrum, and
  3. small intestine,
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7
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Tonic contractions occur in the

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  1. lower esophageal sphincter,
  2. orad stomach
  3. ileo-cecal sphincters
  4. internal anal sphincters
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8
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orad stomach

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fundus and superior part of the body),

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9
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Tonic contractions is

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sustained contraction of a muscle without relaxation( often ↑or ↓ in intensity but continues. )→lasts several minutes or even hours

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10
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The tonic contraction is NOT associated with the

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Basic electrical slow wave

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11
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The tonic contraction is caused by

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  1. Continuous repetitive spike potentials
  2. Hormones
  3. Continuous entry of calcium ions
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12
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Hormones cause tonic contraction

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continuous partial depolarization of the smooth muscle membrane without causing action potentials

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13
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Continuous entry of calcium ions

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not associated with changes in membrane potential

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14
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Functional types of movements in GIT

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  1. Propulsive movement (Peristalsis)

2. .Mixing movement:

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15
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basic movement of the GIT is

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Propulsive movement (Peristalsis)

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16
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Propulsive movement direction

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oral-to-caudal direction

17
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Propulsive movement propelling the contents of the lumen forward at rates

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from 2 to 25 cm/s.

18
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Propulsive movements occurs ( site of action )

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in all parts of the GIT from the esophagus to the rectum.

19
Q

Propulsive movements (Peristalsis)activity can be

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↑ or ↓ by the autonomic input to the GIT

20
Q

increased or decreased by the autonomic input to the GIT

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extrinsic innervation

21
Q

Propulsive movements original position is blocked only if

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the segment is reversed before it is sewn خزيطback into place

22
Q

Propulsive movements is not blocked by

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removal and re-suture خياطة اعادةof a segment of intestine

23
Q

example of the integrated activity of the enteric nervous system

A

Propulsive movements (Peristalsis)

24
Q

Propulsive movements (Peristalsis) appears

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local stretch
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releases serotonin,
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activates sensory neurons
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 activate the myenteric plexus
\+ 
Cholinergic neurons passing in
25
Q

retrograde direction مهم

A

release substance P and acetylcholine,

causing smooth muscle contraction

26
Q

anterograde direction

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secrete ,Nitric oxide (NO), vasoactive intestinal polypeptide (VIP), and adenosine triphosphate (ATP), causing smooth muscle relaxation

27
Q

stimulus for intestinal peristalsis is

A

A. distention of the gut
B. chemical or
C. strong parasympathetic nervous signals

28
Q

when a person is treated with atropine

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parasympathetic nervous depressed or completely blocked in the entire gut

29
Q

Law of the Gut.

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peristaltic reflex plus the anal direction

30
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Mixing movement:

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keep the intestinal contents thoroughly mixed at all times

31
Q

Mixing movements differ in different parts

of the alimentary tract:

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1.forward progression of the intestinal

contents is blocked by a sphincter→the peristaltic contractions cause most of the mixing.

32
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NB

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