Prunuske: Fluid Absorption and Electrolytes Flashcards
Anismus
anal sphincter dyssynergia (muscle un-coordination)
Haustra
pouches of hte coon
Ileus
failed forward movement of intestinal contents
purgative
substance that promotes bowel loosening
Tenesmus
feeling you need to pass stool even when your bowels are empty
How much water enters the gut every day and how much is absorbed?
9L
8.9 L absorbed
.1 excreted
What part of the GI tract absorbs almost 90% of the fluid present?
Colon
What are properties of the epithelium that control water movement?
- Transcellular and paracellular routes
- Water follows electronic gradients (set up by electrogenic/neutral ion transport)
- Tight jxns (w/ claudins)
What alters the permeability of tight jxns?
Cytokines
Bacteria
Hormones
What do pumps do?
PUMPing something out is ACTIVE TRANSPORT
- uphill against electrochem gradient
- effective at low conc
- saturable kinetics
- requires cell energy
- high ionic specificity
Where are pumps located?
both sides
Na/K ATPase and H/K ATPase are…
PUMPS
What type of movement do channels (pores) exhibit?
PASSIVE (I’ll PASS through this PORE if I want to)
sorry that was stupid. i’m tired.
CFTR and K channels are examples of….
pores/channels
Exchangers/Carriers exhibit what type of movement? What does this mean?
Secondary active transport–I can move SECOND cause you moved FIRST.
Move ion/substance AGAINST the electrochemical gradient by coupling it to mvmt of another ion moving WITH the electrochemical gradient.
Antiporter
All transporters are located on the APICAL side except…
PUMPS which are on both sides
NHE Na/H and CL/HCO3 are examples of waht types of transportesr?
exchangers/carriers
How do cotransporters/carriers differ from exchangers?
substances move in the SAME direction (symporter)
2 Na/glucose, bile salts, AA and PEPT 1 H/Peptide are examples of….
cotransporters
In the small intestine, absorption and secretion often occur spontaneously and RIGHT next to each other. Where is this?
Absorption- tips of villi
Secretion- crypts (Cl ion secretion)
Why is there increased blood flow during a meal?
Blood brings O2 and GLUCOSE which help with active transport of solutes (esp Na) which requires both O2 and glucose
What stimulates Cl secretion through a LONG reflex?
ACh/VIP
What is “stroking mucosa”?
release of 5 hydroxytryptamine from local enterochrommaffin cells
(short reflex)
What are agonists that increase cAMP?
PG, VIP, cholera toxin