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MCPHS - Patho Finial

MCPHS - Patho Finial P1

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4 Digestive Functions? #Motility #Secretion #Digestion #Absorption
3 Layers of Mucosa? 1) Mucous Membrane Cells (Exocrine,Endocrine,Epithelial).......... 2) Lamina Propria (Connective Tissue).... 3) Muscularis Mucosa (Smooth Muscle)
3 Types of Salivary Glands? 1) Parotid..... 2) Sublingula...... 3)Submaxillary
Muscularis Externa is comprised of? 1) Inner Circular Muscle 2) Otter Longitudinal Muscle
What does Muscularis Externa Do? Peristaltic Wave (Myenteric Plexis - stretching, osmo, pH...)
Serosa: Connective Tissue Around Muscularis Externa
Blood & Lymph Vessels Found in? Submucosa Layer
Enteric Nervous System Comprised of? Myenteric & Submucous Plexus
Ach function? Increase GI activity
Nitric Oxide Decreases GI activity
Extrinsic Nerves? Vagus (Increase GI activity, Salivation, Endocrine Glands)
Saliva has ? Amylase & Lysoszmes
Reflex triggered by ? Pharynx Receptors sends to Medulary Center
The "Swallowing Center" starts what ? Primary Peristaltic Wave (Food to Stomach)
Gland of Antrum ? Pyloric Gland (Gastrin & Histamine)
Gland of Body (Parietal Cells)? Oxyntic (Parietal) Gland (HCl, Pepsinogen, Intrinsic Factor)
3 Major parts of Stomach (Top to Bottom) Fundus, Body, Antrum
Food Mixes forming Chyme in the? Antrum
Pacesetter Cells are found in the ? Fundus (3 waves/min Caused by B.E.R.)
Gastric Emptying is physically regulated by ? Pyloric Sphincter (Gastrin, Vagus, Distension, Parastalsis)
Gastric Emptying is Slowed by ? Undigest Fats, Acids, Distension, Incr-Osmo/Hypertonicity, Enterogastrones (Secretin & Cholecystokinin)
Chyme moves from Antrum to ? Duodenum
Pyloric Stimulates? Oxyntic
3 Exocrine Cells 1) Mucous Cells 2) Chief Cells 3) Parietal Cells (Oxyntic)
Mucous Cell Stimulated by ? Mechanical Actions
Chief Cells Stimulated by ? Ach & Gastrin (Chief Cells Make Pepsinogen)
Parietal Cells (Oxyntic) Stimulated by? Ach, Gastrin, & Histomine (Pareital Cells Make HCl & Intrinsic Factor B12 absorption)
3 Endocrine Cells ? ECL , G , & D - Cells
ECL Stimulated by ? Ach, Gastrin (ECL's Make Histamine)
G - Cells Stimulated by ? Ach, Protein Products
D - Cells Stimulated by ? Acid (D -Cells Make Somatostatins)
What do Somatostatins do ? Shut down Parietal, ECL, & G -Cells
Gastrin's function? Stimulates Parietal, Chief, & ECL - Cells
Parietal Cells are Stimulated by ? Gastrin, Histomine, & Ach
Muscularis Externa is Muscle Layer away from Lumen Muscularis Mucosa is bt Lamina Propria and Muscularis Externa closer to the Lumen
Enteric Nervous System? Myenteric Plexus and Submucous Plexis Signaled by Ach & Nitric Oxide
Created by: MCPHS
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