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Ch. 36 pt.4 - accessory organs/glands

Ch. 36 pt.4 - accessory organs/glands

  • sphincters; intestine

    __________ in the common bile duct prevent bile from entering the _______ prior to the next meal.

  • to move the bile from common bile duct to gall bladder

    What is the role of the cystic duct?

  • ampulla of vater

    Before entering the intestine, the common bile duct joins with the main pancreatic duct to form a short swollen passage.

  • endocrine; exocrine

    The pancreas has both ______ and ______ glands.

  • fats, carbs, proteins

    What nutrients do the pancreas digest?

  • b

    Pancreatic juice is secreted into the ______.

    a) ileum

    b) duodenum

    c) jejunum

    d) sigmoid colon

  • d

    ________ is involved in starch digestion.

    a) trypsin

    b) pancreatic lipase

    c) nuclease

    d) pancreatic amylase

  • a

    _______ is a major enzyme in pancreatic juice; responsible for protein digestion.

    a) trypsin

    b) pancreatic lipase

    c) nuclease

    d) pancreatic amylase

  • b

    ________ is involved in fat digestion.

    a) trypsin

    b) pancreatic lipase

    c) nuclease

    d) pancreatic amylase

  • c

    _________ is involved in the digestion of nucleic acids.

    a) trypsin

    b) pancreatic lipase

    c) nuclease

    d) pancreatic amylase

  • resistance of acidic stomach secretion; protects against pepsin

    What is the function of the gastric mucosal barrier?

  • soluble mucus

    -mixes with contents of stomach and helps to lubricate chyme.

  • insoluble mucus

    -forms a protective barrier against the high acidity of the stomach content.

  • converts pepsinogen to pepsin, provides acidic environment, denatures protein, kills bacteria, absorption of: Fe, Ca.

    What are the functions of HCL (5)?

  • bile; pancreas; small intestine

    HCL promotes _________ secretion from the _______ and the ______.

  • pepsinogen; gastric lipase

    Chief cells secrete _______ & _______.

  • basal regions of gastric glands

    Where are Chief cells located?

  • gastric glands of upper stomach

    Where are mucous neck cells located?

  • mucin

    Mucous neck cells secrete thin, acidic substance called ______.

  • c

    Gastrin is secreted by ______

    a) stomach mucosa

    b) fundus

    c) enteroendocrine G cells

    d) pyloric antrum & duodenum

  • b

    Ghrelin is secreted by _______

    a) stomach mucosa

    b) fundus

    c) enteroendocrine G cells

    d) pyloric antrum & duodenum

  • a

    Histamine is secreted by _______

    a) stomach mucosa

    b) fundus

    c) enteroendocrine G cells

    d) pyloric antrum & duodenum

  • gastrin

    -increases secretion by gastric glands; promotes gastric emptying

  • ghrelin

    -regulates food intake

  • histamine

    -stimulates parietal cells to release HCL

  • a

    Seretonin is secreted in _______.

    a) stomach mucosa

    b) fundus

    c) enteroendocrine G cells

    d) pyloric antrum & duodenum

  • a,d

    Somatostatin is secreted in _______.

    a) stomach mucosa

    b) fundus

    c) enteroendocrine G cells

    d) pyloric antrum & duodenum

  • serotonin

    -contracts stomach muscle

  • somatostatin

    -restricts all gastric secretions, motility, and emptying.

    -a regulatory-inhibitory peptide

    -universal "off switch"

  • Gastrin

    _________ causes insertion of K+/H+ ATPase pump into apical membrane of parietal cells.

  • histamine; CCK-B

    Gastrin stimulates the release of __________ by acting on _______ receptors on ECL cells.