P4 PHYSIOLOGY Flashcards

1
Q

Contractions that are stimulated by distension of small intestine

A

Segmentation

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2
Q

Electrical wave rhythm in duodenum

A

12/min

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3
Q

Electrical wave rhythm in ilium

A

8-9/min

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4
Q

for segmentation contractions to be strong they need inputs from

A

enteric nervous system
vagal inputs

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5
Q

why food stays for 3-4 hours before passes to ileocecal valve

A

Peristaltic movement gets slower
from 5-2cm/min to 1cm/min

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6
Q

Propulsive movement is increased by

A

gastroenteric reflex

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7
Q

Propulsive movement is enhanced by

A

gastrin & CCK & insulin & motilin
serotonin

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8
Q

Propulsive movement is inhibited by

A

secretin & glucagon

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9
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weak, repetitive peristaltic waves moves a short distance before dying out are known as

A

migrating motility complex

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10
Q

Hormone regulating migrating motility complex

A

motilin

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11
Q

glands that secret alkaline mucus

A

brunner’s glands

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12
Q

hormone that can cause brunner’s glands secretions

A

secretin

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13
Q

Stimulators of brunner’s gland

A

tactile stimuli of overlying mucosa
vagal stimulation
GI hormones : secretin

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14
Q

brunner’s gland are inhibited by

A

Sympathetic stimulation

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15
Q

cells that secret large alkaline watery secretions

A

enterocytes

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16
Q

hormones secreted by intestines

A

Enterokinase
Disaccharides
aminopeptidases
Intestinal lipase

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17
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Enzymatic digestion occurs at

18
Q

pancreatic enzymes are stimulated by

19
Q

what cells secrete digestive pancreatic enzymes

A

acinar cells

20
Q

what cells secrete aqueous alkaline solution

A

Duct cells

21
Q

duct cells are stimulated by

22
Q

aqueous alkaline solution is rich in what base

A

sodium bicarbonate NaHCO3

23
Q

NaHCO3 helps in

A

optimal function of pancreatic enzymes
prevent acid damage to duodenal mucosa

24
Q

mention the 3 pancreatic enzymes

A

1- proteolytic enzymes
2- pancreatic amylase
3- pancreatic lipase

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proteolytic enzymes are secreted in active or inactive form
Inactive form
26
proteolytic enzymes are secreted along with
trypsin inhibitor
27
Pancreatic amylase is secreted in what form
active form
28
Pancreatic amylase digest polysaccharides into
Disaccharide maltose
29
the only fat digesting enzyme
Pancreatic lipase
30
Pancreatic lipase is secreted in what from
active form
31
Pancreatic lipase digest triglycerides into
monoglycerides and free fatty acids
32
acinar cells stimulators
Ach gastrin CCK
33
most absorption occurs in which part pf small intestines
Duodenum and jejunum
34
Adaptions that increases small intestines surface area
villi , microvilli , cicular folds / kerckring folds
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water is absorbed by what mechanism
Diffusion
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sodium is absorbed by what mechanism
active transport
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Chloride ions is absorbed by what mechanism
chloride bicarbonate exchanger
38
calcium absorption requires
Vitamin D and parathyroid hormone
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carbs are absorbed as
Monosaccharides
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glucose & galactose is transported by
Sodium co-transport mechanism
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fructose is transported by
Facilitated diffusion
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Proteins get absorbed as
dipeptides , tripeptides , amino acids