Physio of the GI system Flashcards
Gastrin
Endocrine
secreted in Gastric antrum (distal stomach) by G cells
stimuli for secrtion are small peptides and amino acids
stimulates parietal cells to release H+
stimulates ECL cells to secrete histamine
stimulates growth of gastric mucosa
CCK
Paracrine (acts locally on nerve cells) and Endocrine (acts on pancreas)
secreted from I cells of duodenum
stimuli for secretion are fatty acids and hydrolyzed protein
decreases gastric emptying and H+ secretion
decreases food intake
increases pacreatic enzyme secretoin
increases contraction of gall bladder
Secretin
Paracrine and Endocrine
S cells of the duodenum
stimuli for secretion is H+ in the duodenum
causes increased pancreatic ductal secretion (H2O and HCO3)
GIP (glucoinsulinotrpoic peptide)
Endocrine
K cells of duodenum and jejunum
stimuli of secretion is fatty acids, glucose,
increaes insulin secretion from pancreas (beta cells)
Peptide YY
Paracrine and endocrine
L cells in the intestine
stimulation for secretion is fatty acids, glucose, hydrolyzed protein
decreases gastric emptying
decreases pancreatic secreiton
decreases intestinal mobility
**decreases food intake **
Proglucagon derived peptides 1/2 (GLP - 1/2)
Paracrine and Endocrine
secreted by L cells of the intestine
stimulation for secretion is fatty acids, glucose, and hydrolyzed protein
promotes glucose homeostasis
increased epithelial cell proliferation
enterochromaffin like cells (ECL)
release histamine
Serotonin
releaed from enteric neurons, mucosal mast cells, and specialized EECs called enterochromaffin cells.
they regulate the contractility of SM cells in the GI system
Celiac disease
allergic response to gliadin
imflammatory reaction in small intestines
reduction in length and density of the microvilli, causes reduced absorption of nutrients
Vagal nerve innervates
esophagus
stomach
gallbladder
pancreas
1st part of intestine
cecum
proximal part of colon
Parasympathetic pelvic nerves innervate
distal part of colon
anorectal region
Which nerves control salivary secretion
facial nerve VII
Glossopharyngeal nerve IX