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regulation of gastrointestinal function

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what are the types of a small intestine motility?

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1-Segmentation contraction
2-Normal peristaltic contraction
3-Migrating motor complex (MMC)
4-peristaltic rush
5-antiperistalsis
6-Muscularis mucosa & villous contraction

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description of segmentation contraction

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  • Circular ms contract at regular intervals dividing S.I into segments then new contractions appear in middle of each segment with relaxation of previous contractions & so on..
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what is the most common type of movement of the small intestine?

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Segmentation contraction

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what is the function of segmentation contraction?

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Mixing movement

1- to facilitate digestion by mixing chime with juice & contact with brush border enzymes

2- to facilitate absorption

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what is the mechanism of segmentation contraction?

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It is myogenic i.e. controlled by the basic electric rhythm (BER).

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what is the definition of basic electric rhythm (BER)?

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It is spontaneous rhythmic fluctuation in the smooth muscles membrane potential between – 60 mv & – 40 mv.

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what initiates BER?

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It is initiated by the interstitial cells of Cajal

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description of normal peristaltic contractions

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what is the function of normal peristaltic contractions?

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Propulsive movement

1-propulsion of intestinal content toward colon.

2-help digestive & absorption

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mechanism of normal peristaltic contractions

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  • Neurogenic due to Local axon reflex initiated by S.I distension by chyme —-> stimulate mechano R. —-> then afferent n. to intrinsic n. plexus —–> then efferent n. to smooth ms to cause contraction before & relaxation after distended part
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what is the description of migratory motor complex?

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  • Repeated waves of peristalsis occur every 1-1.5 hours, so that when one MMC reaches the end of ileum, a new one begins in stomach. Occurs () meals, during fasting & sleep
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what is the function of migratory motor complex?

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sweeping movement

  • Help prevent upward migration of bacteria from the colo
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Description of peristalitic rush

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strong rapid peristaltic contractions

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what is the function of Peristalitic rush?

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evacuate the intestinal contents rapidly into the colon (leading to diarrhea).

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what is the description of antiperistalisis?

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It is peristaltic movement in the opposite direction

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what is the function of Antiperistalisis?

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Occurs as early event in vomiting

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what is the function of Muscularis mucosa & villous contraction?

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cause short folds of mucosa which increase surface area for absorption

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what are the factors affecting intestinal motility?

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20
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what is the apparatus used in recording intestinal Motility?

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Power lab 4/30

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what is the solution used in power lab in Recording of intestinal motility?

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Oxygenated tyrod solution

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what is the specimen used in power lab during the recording of untestinal motility?

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isolated rabbit small intestine