Revision Flashcards

1
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What secondary messenger system does insulin act by?

A

tyrosine kinase: activation of TK phosphorylates intracellular proteins and leads to glucose uptake.
Various mechanisms: insulin signals cell to inset GLUT 4 transporters into membrane allowing glucose to enter the cell

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2
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bile functions?

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digestion and absorption

elimination of bilirubin and excess cholesterol (secreted in bile and eliminated)

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3
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components of pancreatic juice?

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proteases
amylase
nuclease
lipases

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4
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What stimulates pancreatic juice secretion and GB contraction?

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vagus nerve
CCK
Secretin (only stimulates P. juice not GB contraction)

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5
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3 types of stimuli for hormone release by endocrine glands?

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hormonal (trophic hormones)
Humoral (changes inconcentration of nutrients and ions)
neural (catecholamines due to strsss EG)

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6
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differentation of mesoderm:

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somite
intermediate
lateral plate: splanchnic, somatic

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7
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somite:

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myotome, dermatome, sclerotome

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8
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intermediate mesoderm:

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kidneys and gonads

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9
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somatic mesoderm:

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parietal peritoneum

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10
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splanchnic mesoderm:

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visceral peritoneum, GIT, spleen, adrenal cortex

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endoderm:

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epithelial lining of GIT, parenchyma of the liver and pancreas

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ectoderm:

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epithilium of mouth, anus and nasal cavities, and adrenal medulla

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13
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urine composition

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phosphate, potassium, sodium, uric acid, urea, creatinine, calcium, bicarbonate

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14
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urine formation:

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glomerular filtration
tubular reabsorption
tubular secretion

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15
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GFR can be regulated by:

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intrinsic factors:
- myogenic regulatio (smooth muscle vasodilate/constriction)
- tubuloglomerular mechanisms: MD sense high NACI levels and constrict afferent arterioles
- prostaglandin E2: vasodilation
Extrinsic: hormonal (renin and activation of RAAS) and neural (catecholamines)

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16
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cortisol effects:

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  • stimulates gluconeogenesis
  • enhances SNS effect on vascular smooth muscle (BP regulation
  • anti-inflammatory effects
17
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puborectalis:

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muscular sling arising from body of pubis and passing posterior to the anorectal junction

18
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pubococcygeus:

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pubic body to the coccyx

19
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iliococcygeus:

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ischial spine and fascia of obturator internus to the coccyx

20
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coccygeus:

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ischial spine to sacrum and coccyx