Physiology Flashcards
energy homeostasis
energy intake matched to energy expenditure
BMI boundaries
25 and less: normal/underweight
25-30: overweight
30-39.9: obese
40+ : morbidly obese
what controls energy expenditure and bodyweight
hypothamalus
how does CNS influence weight?
behaviour: how much we eat and physical activity
ANS: energy expenditure
Neuroendocrine: secretion of hormones
Satiation
sensation of fullness
Satiety
physical feeling of fullness that allows us to stop eating for a while
Adiposity
state of obesity
food reward
pressure derived from eating
Ghrelin
HUnger signal
leptin
made from fat cells
reduced leptin mimics starvatin causing obesity
Insulin
Made in pancreatic cells
Leptin in obesity
high levels of leptin
leptin resistance
structure size and function of the stomach
J shaped muscular bag
relative relaxation
starts protein digestion
carb digestion continue
chyme
gastric juice and partially digested food
structure and parts of the stomach
cardia
fundus
body
pylorus