Review Flashcards
What artery supply, presses on the left renal vein and is responsible of nutcracker syndrome?
Superior mesenteric artery
Chief cells produce what?
Pepsinogen
Parietal cells produce what?
Intrinsic factor and hydrochloric acid
Enterochomaffinlike (ECL)/endocrine cells produce what?
Histamine
Mucus cells produce what?
Mucus and bicarbonate
D cells produce what?
Somatostatin
G cells produce what?
Gastrin
Serosa layer is what?
Outer connective layer
Serosa layer function
Secretes water fluid that prevents friction
Submucosa
Connective tissue that provides GI tract with dispensability and elasticity
Submucosa contains
Submucosa plexus-nerve network and large blood and lymph vessels
Muscularis externa
Major smooth muscle
Muscularis externa - inner
Contraction decreases diameter of lumen
Muscularis externa - outer
Contraction shortens length of GI tract
Muscularis externa - myenteric plexus
Nerve network, helps regulate gut activity
Mucosa
Lines luminal surface
Mucosa - contents
Mucus membranes (cells) Laminate propria (lymph) Muscularis mucosa (muscle)
Gastrin
Stimulates acid and enzyme secretion
Secretin
inhibits gastric secretion and motility
Cholecystokinin (CCK)
Stimulates pancreas to digest enzymes, slows digestion in stomach, causes gallbladder and liver to release contents, reduces feeling of hunger
Amylase
Breaks down starches/carbohydrates
Protease
Breaks down proteins
Lipase
Breaks down fats/triglycerides
Direct Bilirubin elevated with?
Conjugated, should NOT leak through healthy hepatocytes into the blood
- hepatocyte damage, hepatitis, and cholylithiasis