Lec 33 Flashcards

1
Q

oral phase

A

3 pairs of salivary glands
antibacterial actions

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2
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salivary glands are under —- control

A

autonomic–mostly parasympathetic

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3
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swallowing reflex

A

1- tongue push bolus back of mouth, trigger swallow reflex
2- breathing is inhibited
3- food moves downward into esophagus by peristaltic waves

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4
Q

gastric phase function

A

1- digestion
2- protection: protect itself with mucus and bicarbonate
3- storage: regulated release of chyme

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5
Q

stomach lumen ph

A

2

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6
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mucus and hco3- is secreted by

A

gastric mucus cells

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7
Q

pepsin is active between ph

A

1.8-3.5

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8
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pepsin start protein digestion by

A

breaking peptide bonds

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9
Q

absorbable bits of carbs

A

Monosaccharides

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10
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absorbable bits of protein

A

amino acid

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11
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absorbable bits of lipid

A

small fatty acids

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12
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protein in low ph is

A

denatured

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13
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gastric mucosa

A

1- mucous surface and neck cells: mucus and bicarbonate
2- parietal cells: HCl
3- chief cells: pepsin and gastric lipase

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14
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mucus function

A

physical barrier lumen and epithelium

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15
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bicarbonate function

A

buffer gastric acid
prevent damage to epithelium

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16
Q

HCl function

A

activate pepsin
kill bacteria

17
Q

small intestine functions

A

1- secretion
2- digestion
3- absorption

18
Q

small intestine secretion

A

1-epithelial cell: mucus, digestive enzymes(brush border)
2- pancreas: HCO3-,digestive enzyme
3- liver and gallbladder: bile

19
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wall of small intestine

A

1- entrocytes:nutrient absorption
2- epithelial cells: secrete ion, water
3- goblet cell: secrete mucus
4- capillaries: transport absorbed nutrients
5- lacteals:transport fat via lymph system

20
Q

in small intestine —- will divide to replace damaged cell

A

stem cell

21
Q

exocrine pancreas

A

acinar + duct cells

22
Q

acinar cells secrete

A

digestive enzyme
some inactive
some active: proteases,amylases,lipase

23
Q

duct cell

A

secrete NaHCO3: neutralize acidic chyme

24
Q

biliary secretion

A

amphypatic
non-enzymatic
Solution of bile salt, bile, cholesterol
produce by liver
diverted concentrated and stored in gallbladder

25
Q

bile salt main role

A

digestion and absorption of fats