Lecture 37-38- Blood Flow and Motility Flashcards

1
Q

What feature of GI cell walls allows for signal propagation

A

Gap juncitons

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2
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What are Slow Waves

A

Changes in membrane potential, not contractions

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3
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What are the pacemaker cells for the intestinal smooth muscle?

A

Interstitial Cells of Cajal (ICC)

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4
Q

What stimulates the start of peristalsis?

A

Stomach distention

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5
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Where do peristaltic movements become mixing contractions

A

Behind a sphincter

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6
Q

What peptide opens the esophageal sphincter

A

VIP

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7
Q

How many types of esophageal peristalsis

A

Two

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8
Q

Which food qualities slow the gastric emptying rate?

A

Low pH, high osmolarity, high dietary fiber and fat

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9
Q

How many hours for fecal material to go from chyme to feces?

A

8-15

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10
Q

Why can eating initiate defecation

A

Mechanoreceptors in the stomach trigger mass movements in the colon

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11
Q

Is the internal or external anal sphincter under voluntary control?

A

External

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12
Q

Is the internal or external anal sphincter responsible for fecal continence?

A

Internal

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