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GI hormones: Hamra 2011. GI Physiologiy

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show gastrin is secreted by the G cells  
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show antrum of the stomach, duodenum and jejunum  
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what stimulates the release of gastrin?   show
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show it causes and increase in H+ secretion in the stomach by directly activating the pareital cells as well as indirectly activating the via eliciting histamine release from ECL cells  
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what receptor does gastrin bind to on ECL cells? what effect does this have?   show
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besides gastrin, what else stimulates ECL and Parietal cells?   show
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explain the problem persons with ZE face...   show
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does gastrin have a trophic effec on parietal and ECL cells?   show
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show it comes form the duodenum, jejunum and ileum  
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show H+  
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show it will cause the release of Bicarb to neutralize the increased acidity of the GI as well as inhibiting the parietal and G-cells  
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what is secretin's nickname?   show
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where does CCK come from?   show
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show the I-cells that secrete CCK are located in the duodenum  
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show mostly FATS and also proteins.  
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show enzymes from pancreas, bile from GB, inhibits parietal cells and inhibits gastric emptying  
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show yup  
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CCK and secretin potentiate each other to release?   show
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show yes  
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what stimulates the secretion of somatostatin?   show
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from which cells in somatostating secreted? where are these cells located?   show
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what effect does somatostatin have?   show
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where does IF come from?   show
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show it comes from K-cells in the jejunum  
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show carbs/ fats/ proteins..... GIP = gluton  
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define an enterogastone   show
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what is its primary function?   show
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what did GIP stand for? what does it stand for now?   show
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show duodenum and jejunum  
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show it stimulates gastric and intestinal motility  
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show fasting... it is released everu 90 mins  
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what stimulatory effects does VIP have?   show
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show it inhibits gastric secretion and causes relaxation of GI smooth muscle  
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what nerve releases GRP? what effect does it have?   show
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these two neurocrines decrease motility and and intestinal secretion...   show
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show neurotensin  
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show somatostatin from pancreatic D-cells (inhibits everything!) and histamine from ECL cells (stimulates release of H+ from parietal cell  
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which candidate hormone causes a decrease in bicard and enzyme secretion from the pancreas? what releases it?   show
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show peptide YY.... it is released by fats  
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which candidate hormone causes increased insulin release? what releases it?   show
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show GLP-1... it stimulates the release of insulin and functions in ileal break  
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