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parotid glands are the ___ which secrete ____
largest
serous- amylase
sublingual glands secrete
mucins and serous fluid- amylase
submandibular glands secrete
mucous and serous- amylase
control of salivary glands
parasympathetic
important ingredients of saliva
mucins
amylase
proline rich peptides
bicarbonate
during pharyngeal stage of swallowing____
hyoid bone and pharynx move forward and upward
epiglottis is tipped downward
circopharyngeus muscle is_____ located ____
striated sphincter muscle located at the top of the esophagus
UES muscle type
skeletal
LES muscle type
smooth
secondary peristalsis is initiated by
intrinsic nervous system and vago-vagal response
if vagus nerve is cut, peristalsis___
can still occur to move bolus
in smooth muscle, calcium
binds calmodulin which stimulates MLCK
MLCK phosporylates_____allowing
light chains on myosin allowing interaction ofmyosin head with actin and activaion of myosin ATPase
___ and ___ move calcium outside of the cell
Na/Ca eschange
Ca ATPase
ICC cells are coupled together by
gap junctions
ICC cells generate and propagate_____
electrical slow waves
smooth muscle cells respond to the depolarization from ICC cells by___
activation of L-type Ca channels
can smooth muscles regenerate slow wavers?
no
force of contractions of smooth muscle are regulated by
enteric nervous system
depolarization of smooth muscle cells stimulated by
stretch
Ach
PS
hyperpolarization of smooth muscle cells is caused by
NE
S
ICC cells interact with ____, _____ through _____
smooth muscle cells
ganglion cell bodies
gap junctions
gastrin is secreted in this portion of the stomach
antrum
gastrin stimulated by
peptides and aa and GRP released because of parasympathetic
gastrin stimulates
ECL to release histamine
D cells to release somatostatin
parietal cells to releast HCL
histamine stimulates
parietal cells to release H
D cells to release somatostatin
somatostatin acts to
inhibit basically everything in the stomach
somatostatin is inhibited by
vagus
pepsinogen released by
chief cells
most potent stimulator of pepsinogen
Ach release via vagus
CCK stimulates
gall bladder contraction
sphincter of oddi relaxation
pancreas secretions (secondarily)
CCK also
slows down gastric emptying
CCK release stimulated by
fatty protein-rich chyme which stimulates I cells to release
trypsin
breaks down releasing factors like CCK-releasing protein
CCK is blocked by
atropine
secretin is secreted by
S cells in SI and is stimulated by acidic gastric juice in duodenum
secretin stimulates
HCO3 secretion by duct cells
secretin is secreted in the
duodenum, jejunum
VIP is secreted in the
pancreas
VIP causes
smooth muscle relaxation and HCO3 secretion by pancreas
PP secreted by the ___ and acts to_____
pancreas
inhibit pancreatic bicarb secretion
inhibitors of HCO3
substance P, somatostatin, peptide YY, glucagon, PP
motiin is produced in
duodenal mucosa
motilin is produced by___ and stimulated by____
M cells
vagus
motilin initiates______
phase III of migrating motor complex
migrating motor complex is terminated when
food enters because of gastrin and CCK
molecules that are released by the pancreas that regulate inappropriate zymogen activation
trypsin inhibitor
moniter peptide
pancreas acinar cells produce ____ in order to make____
HCO3-
enzymes soluble