Patho Unit 9 Flashcards

1
Q

neurotransmitter that excites gut activity

A

acetylcholine

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2
Q

neurotransmitter that slows down gut activity

A

catecholamine

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3
Q

stimulates gut activity and secretions, made by enterochromaffin

A

5HT (serotonin

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4
Q

second tissue bed that blood goes through from veins from the intestines before going back to the heart

A

liver (first pass effect)

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5
Q

fingerlike projection

A

villus

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6
Q

absorption in small intestines is carried out by

A

villus structures

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7
Q

nervous system that causes venous constriction with heavy exercise or shock

A

sympathetic (don’t swim after eating

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8
Q

nervous system that causes dilation after eating a meal

A

parasympathetic

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9
Q

nervous system that causes dilation after eating a meal

A

parasympathetic

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10
Q

fancy word for chewing

A

mastication

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11
Q

teeth that are designed to cut

A

incisors

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12
Q

teeth that are designed to tear (meats)

A

canines

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13
Q

teeth that are designed to grind (plants)

A

molars

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14
Q

fancy word for swallowing

A

deglutition

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15
Q

once a bolus is mixed with stomach “juices” it is called…

A

chyme

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16
Q

when stomach is empty for several hours

A

hunger contractions

17
Q

12-24 hours after last meal, (fasting) the the pain is worse by 3-4 days then weaken and person no longer feels hungry

A

hunger pangs

18
Q

12-24 hours after last meal, (fasting) the the pain is worse by 3-4 days then weaken and person no longer feels hungry

A

hunger pangs

19
Q

rapid movement through the small intestine (seen in diarrhea)

A

peristaltic rush

20
Q

strong contractions of the colon causing the non constricting parts of the colon to bulge out

A

haustral contractions

21
Q

when the lips of the anus pouch outward and the contents of the anal canal are extruded

A

evagination

22
Q

accessory organs of digestion

A

pancreas
liver
gallbladder

23
Q

when pancreas releases products into the bloodstream

A

endocrine pancreas

24
Q

when pancreas sends its products locally to gut for digestion

A

exocrine pancreas

25
Q

when pancreas sends its products locally to gut for digestion

A

exocrine pancreas

26
Q

salivary glands

A

submandibular
sublingual
parotid

27
Q

salivary glands

A

submandibular
sublingual
parotid

28
Q

phase of gastric secretion where you are thinking about food

A

cephalic phase

29
Q

phase of gastric secretion where food enters the stomach (main stimulus)

A

gastric phase

30
Q

phase of gastric secretion with duodenal gastrin and amino acid absorption

A

intestinal phase

31
Q

phase of gastric secretion with duodenal gastrin and amino acid absorption

A

intestinal phase

32
Q

means there is no demonstrable anatomic or physical/biochemical problem

A

functional

33
Q

means there is an anatomical or physical/biochemical problem

A

organic

34
Q

means there is an anatomical or physical/biochemical problem

A

organic

35
Q

tumor of pancreas that secretes insulin and causes severe hypoglycemia

A

insulinoma