Physiology - pancreas Flashcards
Islets of Langerhans secrete endocrine/exocrine + examples
ENDOCRINE secretion into the blood
- insulin
- glucagon
- somatostatin
Acinar cells secrete exocrine/endocrine + examples
Exocrine digestive enzymes (duct cells), into the duodenum === pancreatic juice, WITH NaHCO3-
o neutralises acidic chyme entering the duodenum
which cells of the pancrease produce INSULIN
b cells of islets of Langerhans
whih pancreatic cells secrete Glucagon
a cells of the Islets of Langerhans
describe the mechanism of INSULIN secretion from pancreatic b-cells
Treatment for T2DM + MOA
SULFONYLUREAS - acts by closing the KATP channels and stimulating insulin release E.G. gliclazide
another treatment for T2DM + why it might be better
Metformin
reduces hepatic gluconeogenesis by stimulating AMPactivated protein kinase (AMPK) triggering GLP-1 secretion which
enhances insulin release from pancreatic β-cells
doesn’t cause hypoglycemia like insulin or sulfonylureas—it only helps insulin work more effectively.
Glucagon/Adrenaline/Metabolism ++ Cortisol act in synergy/oppositely, complementary
complementary
summarise the pancreatic enzymes
describe the control of pancreatic secretions
what happens when acid is in the duodenal lumen
what happens when fat + prtoein is in the duodenal lumen