Physiology 3 Flashcards
which area is the beginning of fecal storage
descending colon
Nutrients Absorption vitamins A and D, water-soluble vitamins like folic acid, Divalent ions(Ca++, Mg++, Fe++ Cu, Zn++)
jejunum
Water, Food , Digestive Juices and Electrolytes Na+ Cl-
horizontal colon, ascending colon
difference and similarity between long and short pathway
both invole the activation of hormonal pathaways, the difference is whether the preceeding neural activation is of the CNS or the enteric nervous system
name the two enzymes present in saliva, and which one is sustained through the acidity of the stomach
salivary lipase and amylase, lipase lives in low pHs
amylase digests ____whilst lipase digests _______
cabrs, lipids
thicke secretion rich in proteins is a result of the stimulation of which component of the nervous system
sympathetic
an increase in parasympathetic stimulation stimulates __________to secrete_______which influences _______to secrete ________
G cells, gastrin, pariteal and chief cells, acid and pepsinogen
there are 3 phases of gastric secretion, quantify the amount of gastric secretions in each state
40% -cephalic, 50% gastric, 10% intestinal
enzymes produes by the chied cells
pepsin, gastric lipase
what increases the motility and juice secretion in the stomach
parasympatheitc response, distention and presence of nutrients
HCL is secreted by the
parietal cells
pepsinogen is secreted by the
secreting chief cells
which substance cleaves pepsinogen int opepsin
hCL and the already activated pesin
which substances are secreted by acinar and duct cells?
acinar –> pancreatic enzymes duct cells –> NaHCO3
how are pancreatic enzyms stored and how are they secreted
stored in zymogen granules, secreted by exocytosis
which substance cleaves trypsinogen to trypsin
enterokinase present in the DUODENUM
which substance cleaves chymotrypsin into chymotrypsin
trypsin
which substance cleaves procarbozypeptidsaase into carboxypeptidease
chympotrypsin
trypsinogen, chymotrypsin, and procarboxypeptidase is secreted by
the pancreaaaaas
name the stimulus required for thesecretion of HCO3 and the processes that follow
aacid in duodenum –> secretin by duodenal muscoa –>NaHCO3 by pancreatic duct cells
name the stimulus required for the secretion of pancreatic enzymes and the processes that follow
fat, protein in the duodenum –> secretion of CCK by duodneal mucosa –> pancreatic acinar cells secrete enzymes
name the enzymes that the duodenum secretes
peptidases/dipeptidases, disaccharidsase (maltase, sucraase, lactase), intestinal lipase
where does the last step of disgestion occur
the duogenum