Physiology 3 Flashcards

1
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which area is the beginning of fecal storage

A

descending colon

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2
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Nutrients Absorption vitamins A and D, water-soluble vitamins like folic acid, Divalent ions(Ca++, Mg++, Fe++ Cu, Zn++)

A

jejunum

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3
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Water, Food , Digestive Juices and Electrolytes Na+ Cl-

A

horizontal colon, ascending colon

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4
Q

difference and similarity between long and short pathway

A

both invole the activation of hormonal pathaways, the difference is whether the preceeding neural activation is of the CNS or the enteric nervous system

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5
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name the two enzymes present in saliva, and which one is sustained through the acidity of the stomach

A

salivary lipase and amylase, lipase lives in low pHs

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6
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amylase digests ____whilst lipase digests _______

A

cabrs, lipids

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7
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thicke secretion rich in proteins is a result of the stimulation of which component of the nervous system

A

sympathetic

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8
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an increase in parasympathetic stimulation stimulates __________to secrete_______which influences _______to secrete ________

A

G cells, gastrin, pariteal and chief cells, acid and pepsinogen

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9
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there are 3 phases of gastric secretion, quantify the amount of gastric secretions in each state

A

40% -cephalic, 50% gastric, 10% intestinal

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10
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enzymes produes by the chied cells

A

pepsin, gastric lipase

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11
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what increases the motility and juice secretion in the stomach

A

parasympatheitc response, distention and presence of nutrients

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12
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HCL is secreted by the

A

parietal cells

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13
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pepsinogen is secreted by the

A

secreting chief cells

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14
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which substance cleaves pepsinogen int opepsin

A

hCL and the already activated pesin

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15
Q

which substances are secreted by acinar and duct cells?

A

acinar –> pancreatic enzymes duct cells –> NaHCO3

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16
Q

how are pancreatic enzyms stored and how are they secreted

A

stored in zymogen granules, secreted by exocytosis

17
Q

which substance cleaves trypsinogen to trypsin

A

enterokinase present in the DUODENUM

18
Q

which substance cleaves chymotrypsin into chymotrypsin

A

trypsin

19
Q

which substance cleaves procarbozypeptidsaase into carboxypeptidease

A

chympotrypsin

20
Q

trypsinogen, chymotrypsin, and procarboxypeptidase is secreted by

A

the pancreaaaaas

21
Q

name the stimulus required for thesecretion of HCO3 and the processes that follow

A

aacid in duodenum –> secretin by duodenal muscoa –>NaHCO3 by pancreatic duct cells

22
Q

name the stimulus required for the secretion of pancreatic enzymes and the processes that follow

A

fat, protein in the duodenum –> secretion of CCK by duodneal mucosa –> pancreatic acinar cells secrete enzymes

23
Q

name the enzymes that the duodenum secretes

A

peptidases/dipeptidases, disaccharidsase (maltase, sucraase, lactase), intestinal lipase

24
Q

where does the last step of disgestion occur

A

the duogenum

25
Q

Increased pancreatic enzyme secretion

Gallbladder contraction and sphincter of Oddi relaxation

A

CCK

26
Q

Bicarbonate ion secretion (pancreas) - Bile secretion

A

secretin

27
Q

monovalent ions are absorbed in the

A

colon

28
Q

the absorptive machinery of the gut

A

jejunum-ileum

29
Q

the back and forth mixing movement in the small intestine is known as

A

segmentation

30
Q

salivary amylase converts glycoegen into

A

maltose

31
Q

state the basic units make up lactose, latose, and sucrose

A

lactose = galactose, glucose, maltose = glu, glu sucroase = glucose, fructose

32
Q

Where is GLUT5 present and what is its fucntion

A

passive fructose absorption, its present on the apical surfae of the intestinal cell

33
Q

name the channel required for the glucose/galactose absorption from the apical side of the intestinal cell

A

SGLT

34
Q

where is GLUT2 present, and whats its function

A

basolateral side of the intestinal cell, it allows the PASSIVE diffusion of glucose/galactose/fructose

35
Q

small peptides are broken down in the brush border of the small intestine byyy (inside the cell )

A

aminopeptidases/intracellular peptidases

36
Q

name the transporters invovled in the transport of amino acids and small peptides

A

Na-amino acid symport, hydorgen small peptide symport