Midterm 2 Lecture 11 Flashcards

1
Q

Where in the stomach can food be stored

A

The fundus

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2
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What is the pyloric antrum

A

The end of the stomach and going to contact to get food to small intestine

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3
Q

What do mucous neck cells in the gatsric pit do

A

Make mucous

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4
Q

What is in gastric gland and what does it do

A

Parietal cells which makes HCL ( hydrochloric acid) and after is Chief cells, they make enzymes

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5
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What enzymes do chief cells make

A

Pepsinogen which breaks down protein
Gastric lipase which breaks down fat
Rennin which breaks down milk

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6
Q

Why does the gall bladder secrete bile

A

To help with lipid absorption

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7
Q

What kind of enzymes does the pancreas make

A

Trypsin takes a protein and breaks it down
Chymotrypsin and carboxy further break down the polypeptides(broken down protein) and make them into amino acids
Lipase attacks fat
Amylase attacks starch

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8
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What system is the pancreas a part of and what does it do

A

The endocrine system and makes insulin and glucagon

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9
Q

What are the layers of small intestine from outer to inner

A

Serosa, longitudinal muscle, circular muscle, submucosa,mucosa

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10
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What is special about the longitudinal muscle and circular muscle

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The longitudinal muscle runs the length of the small intestine and the circular muscle wraps around it. they have nerves that cause contractions

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11
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Where are the artery’s and vines entering into intestinal tissues

A

Through the submucosa

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12
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What does the mucosa have

A

Villi that do the final steps of digestion

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13
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What is histology

A

When a piece if tissue is cut thin and stain it to then observe cellular structures

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14
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What do goblet cells do

A

Makes mucus to help prevent microbes to attaching to intestinal mucosa

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15
Q

What is at the base of the villi and what does it do

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It’s called the crypt and it secrets anti microbial molecules

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16
Q

Is the villi a static structure

A

No the structures is changing all the time with new cells

17
Q

What does the lacteal do in the villi and what system is it a part of

A

The lymph system It carries fat and keeps it in circulation

18
Q

What do capillary beds do in villi

A

Are arteries and veins that absorb the product of digestion to put out into the blood

19
Q

What is villi structure made up of

A

Enterocytes

20
Q

What is the glycocalyx for

A

To break down anything that didn’t break in the villi and to be protection for the structure and recognize and attack foreign organisms

21
Q

What’s in the glycocalyx

A

A layer of mucopolysacchardies and glycoproteins and keeps enzymes stuck to villi

22
Q

How do molecules get into the cells of the intestine

A

Paracelluar transport and transcellular route

23
Q

What is the paracellular route

A

Across tight junctions between epithelial cells and usually water goes through
It’s impermeable to large molecules amino acids and glucose

24
Q

What is the transcellular route

A

It goes across the plasma membrane of the epithelial cells
And it’s need transporters( a more common method)

25
Q

How can water be transported through the gut epithelium

A

The paracellular route and transcellular route