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Secretion and Digestion Flashcards

1
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Oral mucosa and esophagus epithelium

A

Stratified squamous non-keratinized

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2
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Which glands are part of the columnar epithelium

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Unicellular glands

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3
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Mucous cells and goblet cells are

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Unicellular glands

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4
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Endocrine glands secrete

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Hormones

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5
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Location of exocrine glands

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Submucosa

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6
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Exocrine glands secrete

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Enzymes

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7
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Location of exocrine glands

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Submucosa

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8
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Most glands in digestive tube are

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Exocrine

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9
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Enzymes are generated as

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Proenzymes

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10
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Main function of mucus

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Protection
Buffer effect
Adherance

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11
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First process of secretion of glands

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Nutrient entry through capillaries for protein synthesis

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12
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Second process of secretion of glands

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Synthesis and folding in ER

Modification in golgi apparatus

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13
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Result of second step in secretion of glands

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Zymogen granules

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14
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Stimuli for vesicle secretion in glands

A

Hormone arrival

Parasympathetic nervous system stimuli

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15
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Most alkaline secretion

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Pancreatic secretion

Brunner glands

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16
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Most acidic secretion

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Gastric secretion

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17
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2 types of salivary secretion

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Serosa

Mucous

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18
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Origin of serosa secretion in saliva

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Parotid, submaxilar, sublingual

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19
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Content of serosa secretion in saliva

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A-amylase

Ptyalin

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20
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Function of serosa secretion in saliva

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Breaking down starch

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21
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Origin of mucinous secretion in saliva

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Buccal, submaxillar, sublingual

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22
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Content of mucinous secretion in saliva

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Mucous

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23
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Function of mucinous secretion in saliva

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Protection

24
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Content of saliva

K+, HCO3-, Na+, Cl-

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High K+ and HCO3- due to high secretion

Low Na+ and Cl- due to high absorption

25
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Other contents of saliva

A

Thiocyanate ions
Lisozima
Ab

26
Q

Taste and touch tongue nerve

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IX glossopharyngeal

VII facial nerve

27
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Path of glossopharyngeal and facial nerve path

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Cerebral cortex –> hypothalamus –> salivary nuclei

28
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Path of efferent facial nerve VII

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Submandibular ganglion –> submandibular and sublingual glands

29
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Path of efferent glossopharyngeal nerve IX

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Octic ganglion –> parotid gland

30
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Parietal cells secrete

A

HCl

31
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Chief cells secrete

A

Pepsinogen

Which turns into pepsin under the right pH

32
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Stimulus of HCl secretion

A

Ach (parasympathetic nervous system)
Gastrin (from G cells)
Histamine (paracrine stimuli)

33
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What does Ach stimulate

A

Parietal cells to secrete more HCl

34
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Location of G and D cells

A

Antrum

35
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Ach receptor

A

M3 muscarinic

36
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Gastrin receptor

A

CCRKI in chief cells

CCRK2 in parietal cells

37
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Histamin receptor

A

H2R

38
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Secretin receptor

A

SCTR

39
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Somatostatin receptor

A

SSTR1

40
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CCK receptor

A

CCKR2

41
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Which decreases HCl secretion

A

Somatostatin

42
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Origin of PS-NS

A

Dorsal nucleus of vagus

Myenteric plexus

43
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Origin of gastrin

A

G cells

44
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Origin of secretin

A

S cells

45
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Origin of somatostatin

A

D cells

46
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Secretion in duodenum, gland name

A

Brunner glands

47
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Function of Brunner gland in duodenum

A

Secrete alkaline mucus for protection against HCl

48
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Stimuli of Brunner glands

A

Parasympathetic nervous system
Distension
Secretin

49
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Inhibition of Brunner cells in duodenum

A

Sympathetic nervous system

50
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Cells in small intestine for secretion

A

Lieberkuhn crypts cells: goblet cells and enterocytes

51
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Function of enterocytes

A

Secrete H2O and electrolytes + absorption of digestion products

52
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Location of Paneth cells

A

Base of crypts

53
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Function of Paneth cells

A

Antimicrobial defense

54
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Location of stem cells

A

Base of crypts

55
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Function of stem cells

A

Renewing epithelium

56
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Secretion in large intestine, which cells are there

A

Lieberkuhn cells but no villi

57
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What is absorbed in large intestine

A

Water, electrolytes, Vitamin B

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