W7 Exercise & Hunger Flashcards
1
Q
- What is appetite?
- What factors affect appetite?
A
- It is the desire to eat
- There are psychological & external factors
- Smell
- Sight
- Temperature
- Humidity
- Learned
- Situational
2
Q
What is hunger?
A
- It is the desire to eat
1. Central - Hypothalamus (important)
- Vagus nerve
2. Peripheral - Blood glucose
- Hormones
3
Q
- What is a Gut hormone that increases hunger?
- Are there higher or lower levels in obese people?
A
- Ghrelin
- It is the only Orexigenic hormone outside the hypothalamus (stimulates appetite outside the brain)
- There are lower levels of Ghrelin in obese people
4
Q
- What is a hormone that decreases hunger?
- Is the hormone more likely to be defective in obese people or normal people?
A
- Leptin
- Leptin is produced in adipose tissues
- It stimulates the release of melanocyte
- Obese people are more likely to have defective leptin
5
Q
Can you name the 5 most common gut hormones?
A
- CCK (cholecystokinin)
- PP (Pancreatic Polypeptide)
- PPY (Polypeptide YY)
- GLP-1 (Glucagon like peptide 1)
- OXM (Oxyntomodulin)
6
Q
Can you describe CCK (cholecystokinin)?
A
- This hormone suppresses the urge to eat
- Causes gall bladder to release bile
7
Q
Can you describe PP (Pancreatic Polypeptide)?
A
- It is release from the pancreas
- Increases post food intake
- Acts on the hypothalamus
8
Q
Can you describe PYY (Polypeptide YY)?
A
- It’s in the Ileum & Colon
- It suppresses appetite (if you fasted = very low)
- Increased when you eat even before hitting large intestine
- Reduces gut motility
9
Q
Can you describe GLP-1 (Glucagon like peptide 1)?
A
- It’s located in the Small Intestine & Colon
- It promotes weight loss (peripheral / central admin)
- Proportional to energy intake –> increase energy intake = increase release
10
Q
Can you describe OXM (Oxyntomodulin)?
A
- It is co-released with GLP-1
- Proportional to energy intake
11
Q
Can you name the 3 additional hormones and give a brief summary of what they do?
A
- Adiponectin
- Energy homeostasis
- Increases with obesity & decreases with weight loss - Insulin
- Stimulates leptin release
- Stores TAG - Glucocorticoids
- Released from adrenal glands
- Deficiency = anorexia
- Excess = hyperphagia
- Abnormal increase appetite + food intake