VI- Small and Large Intestine Flashcards
anatomical features of sm intestine
transverse folds/pilicae circulares + villi + microvilli make relatively large surface area for absorption
NO villi in lg intest
absorptive enterocytes
@crypts of lieberkuhn for digest and absorb nutrients via enzyme-ases
goblet cells
@crypts of lieberkuhn to secrete mucus
secretory enterocytes
@ crypts of lieberkuhn for absorption via water layer of H2O and electrolytes
brunner’s glands
@ duodenum to secrete mucus and bicarb to protect mucosa from acid
regulation of brunner’s glands
stim by : chyme, ENS, CCK, secretin,
inhibited by: symps
secretory colonocytes
for secreting H20 and electrolytes for excretion
absorptive colonocytes
for absorbing H2O and electrolytes
small intestine movements
higher segmentation rate/mixing so high pressure
-contractions stim by mechanical aka distension
large intestine movements
lower segmentation rate than small,
-haustral shuttling/segmental contractions inc rate as get closer to sigmoid colon aka motility slowed down but absorption inc
-mass peristalsis to move toward rectum
ileal brake
nutrients and distension of ileum impair gastric emptying thru ileogastric reflex of ENS
-involves GLP1 and peptide YY
GLP1 function
dec motility in stomach
-comes from distal small intestine to target pancreas, stomach, small intest
motilin function
inc SM contractions of upper GI and reg MMC
-promotility protein
-from duodenum and jejunum
peptide YY function
to dec motility and dec pancreas secretions
-from ileum and colon to target pancreas, small intestine, stomach
gastroileal reflex
distension of stomach triggers peristalsis in ileum and opening of Is to empy small into large intestine