THE ENDOCRINE PANCREAS Flashcards
Functional anatomy of the pancreas :
98% ___
-digestive enzymes and bicarbonate
-secreted through pancreatic duct
2%_____
-peptide hormones regulate glucose and other intermediary metabolism
-secreted by Exocytosis-drains into hepatic portal vein
Exocrine
Endocrine
Duct cells and Acinar cells in pancreas are the _____ portion of the pancreas
Exocrine
Which cells secrete aqueous NaHCO3 solution and which secrete digestive enzymes :
Duct cells
Hormones
Blood
Alpha cells
Acinar cells
Pancreatic polypeptide cells
Duct and acinar
Hormones and islets of langerhans are apart of which portion of pancreas?
Endocrine
What’re the 2 hormones found in the pancreas ?
Adrenaline
Norepinephrine
Insulin
Glycogen
Glucagon
Epinephrine
Insulin \
Glucagon
Alpha cells secrete:
Somatostatin
Insulin, amylin
Glucagon
Glucose
D cells
Glucagon
Beta cells secrete:
Somatostatin
Insulin, amylin
Glucagon
Glucose
D cells
Insulin amylin
D cells secrete:
Somatostatin
Insulin, amylin
Glucagon
Glucose
Alpha cells
Somatostatin
What cells secrete pancreatic polypeptide
Beta
Alpha
D
Pp
Pp
_______-stimulates uptake and storage of energy substrates
1. Insulin
2 glucagon
3 somatostatin
4 pancreatic polypeptide
Insulin
______- stimulates production of glucose by liver
1. Insulin
2 glucagon
3 somatostatin
4 pancreatic polypeptide
Glucagon
_____- general inhibition of exocrine and endocrine pancreatic secretion : acts in paracrine fashion
1. Insulin
2 glucagon
3 somatostatin
4 pancreatic polypeptide
Somatostatin
_____- inhibition of exocrine pancreatic secretion
1. Insulin
2 glucagon
3 somatostatin
4 pancreatic polypeptide
Pancreatic polypeptide
Role of pancreatic hormones is to provide constant supply of _____ to CNS
Glucose
The ____ state - first hours after eating
The ______ state - between meals
1 postabsorptive
2 absorptive
3 steady
4 homeostatic
Absorptive
Postabsorptive
Insulin and glucagon secretion are controlled by ____ concentration
Blood glucose
Does glucose absorption from digestive tract increase or decrease blood glucose ?
Increase
Does hepatic glucose production :
- Through glycogenolysis of stopped glycogen
- through gluconeogenesis
Increase or decrease blood glucose ?
Increase
Does transport of glucose into cells decrease or increase blood glucose
Decrease
Does urinary excretion of glucose increase or decrease blood glucose?
Decrease
Insulin dominant in __ state
Fed
Glucagon dominant in _____ state
Fasted
What happens to the following concentrations when blood glucose rises?
A cells and B cells -decrease/increase
Glucagon and insulin -decrease/increase
Blood glucose -decrease/increase -to normal
Decrease increase
Decrease increase
Decrease
What happens to the following concentrations when blood glucose lowers?
A cells and B cells -decrease/increase
Glucagon and insulin -decrease/increase
Blood glucose -decrease/increase -to normal
Increase and decrease
Increase and decrease
Increase
Insulin secretion increased by :
Increase/decrease ? In blood amino acid level
Entry of ___ into small intestine which stimulates certain peptides
Increase or decrease ? In parasympathetic activity
Increase
Glucose
Increase
Increase in islet B cells causes increase/decrease in insulin secretion ?
Increase
Indicate which increase or decrease when insulin secretion occurs :
Blood glucose
Blood fatty acids
Blood amino acids
Protein synthesis
Fuel storage
Decrease
Decrease
Decrease
Increase
Increase
Indicate whether an increase/decrease results in increase of islet B cells :
Hormones
Food intake
Parasympathetic stimulation
Blood amino acid concentration
Sympathetic stimulation
Increase
Increase
Increase
Increase
Decrease
GLUT-_____= always present in their respective cell membranes limited tissue distribution :
1
2
3
4
5
6
12356
GLUT-___- an insulin -dependent transporter that is recruited to the membrane upon insulin binding to its receptor; reversible process :
1
2
3
4
5
6
4
Insulin not needed for _____uptake in exercising muscle: muscle contraction causes insertion of GLUT-_____ into cell membranes
Insulin is not needed for glucose uptake by the brain or the liver
Glucose
4
Receptors are down-regulated by chronically HIGH OR LOW insulin level
High
Insulin Receptors are UP OR DOWN-regulated by starvation?
UP
Affinity of insulin receptors is INCREASED OR DECREASED by chronically low insulin level or adrenal gland insufficiency
INCREASED
Does insulin decrease or increase 1. blood glucose and 2. carbohydrate storage ?
Decrease
Increase
Does insulin increase or decrease 1. Blood fatty acids and 2 triglyceride storage
Decrease
Increase
Does insulin increase or decrease 1. Blood amino acids and 1. Protein synthesis
Decrease
Increase
Does an increase in sympathetic activity inhibit or increase insulin secretion?
Inhibits
Does a negative feedback between alpha cells and blood glucose concentration increase or decrease glucagon secretion ?
Increase
____ receptor is a g-protein coupled transmembrane protein: cAMP is the second messenger system
Glucagon
Are EFFECTS OF GLUCAGON ON FAT & CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM OPPOSITE OR THE SAME AS THOSE OF INSULIN?
OPPOSITE
Hypoglycaemia is known as the hyper or hypo-secretion of insulin?
Hyper
Under-secretion of or resistance to ____ results in diabetes mellitus and hyperglycemia
Insulin
Is type 1 diabetes insulin dependent or non insulin dependent
Insulin dependent
Type 2 diabetes is insulin dependent or independent ?
Independent
Type __ diabetes
-autoimmune destruction of beta cells
-usually develops in children or at least before age 40
-daily insulin injections
1