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23 Cards in this Set
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when does the pineal gland have low melatonin?
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in the day, this is when catabolic processes are on
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when is saliva thick, under parasymp or sympathetic stim?
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parasymp- stim slaiva prod. so less time for 3Na and Cl to move out and K and bicarb to come in.
symp- hass less saliva production and lots of Na leaves. |
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what are the muscles of mastication? inn by? arise from what pharyngeal pouch?
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masseter, temporalis and M+L pterygoids
(actions: lat pt. lowers jaw and temp slides jaw forward) -first phar. pouch NOT BUCCINATOR CN5 |
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most common 1ary disaccharidase defic?
aquired? |
sucrase (gluc and fructose)
lactase (glu and galac) |
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Boorhaave's?
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vomit and perforate in L pleural cavity and L pleural effusion and L pneumothorax
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Hammans sign?
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air under skin, hear it crunch
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diglutition?
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tongue on hard palate, then bolus goes down and epiglottis closes and bolus rolls over and then post pharynx (upper 1/2 CN 9 and lower CN10) rolls it into the esophagus- and levator veli palatini goes up (CN10)
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UES and LES? controlled by what nucleus?
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UES- nucleus Ambiguus- lesion = no gag reflex
LES-dorsal motor nuc of CNX- lesion= no peristalsis |
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what is resp for contraction and relaxation when swallowing?
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contrac- vagus and Aurbachs plexus for relaxation- VIP as neurotx
-missing Aurbachs means you have high LES tone and achalasia bc no VIP to dilate |
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peristalsis 1ary adn 2dary- in small intestines?
colon? |
1ary sm int- segmentation
2dary- MMC every 90min 1ary- Haustration 2dary- mass movement |
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Choanal atresia?
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failure of loss of mem bw nasal regoin and post pharynx. when nipple is in baby's mouth- cant breathe
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H type fistula?
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Tracheo-esoph fistula coughin and choking with each feeding only have episodes during feeding
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long term GI bleeding causes what anemia and syndrome?
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hyperchromic microcytic anemia
and Plummer Vincent syndrome- long term GI bleeding with esop webs |
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MC cancer in upper 2/3 of esoph?
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sq cell ca and presents with pain in one area bc it ulcerates (odynophagia)
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layers of GI tract:
mucosa- prod what? submucosa- prod what and has what plexus? muscularis externa-what pexus and how do the mm work? |
-Goblet cells in mucosa
-Brunners glands ONLY SUBMUCOSAL GI glands- prod bicarb and has Meissners in submucosa -musc externa- Auerbachs plexus, circular mm- perstalsis, longit- txm mssg down GI Gallbladder and stomach only have transverse layer of mm to digest |
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FACT: when food absorbs all the H+ in your stomach then your basic and g cells are stim and then the g cells also stim the parietal cells to rel intrinsic factor
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FACT: chief cells release pepsinogen when the pH is low enough- ONLY PROT DIGESTED IN STOMACH
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exo/endo peptidases:
trypsin- chymotrypsin- elastase- carboxypeptidase- aminopeptidase- CnBr- Mercaptoethanol- |
trypsin-lys/ arg
chymotrypsin- phe, tyr, threo elastase- ser, ala, gly carboxypeptidase- cuts to LEFT aminopeptidase-cuts to right CnBr-met Mercaptoethanol- disulfide bonds |
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ulcers-
duodenal- gastric- blood type assoc, % H.pylori association, assoc or no with acid output? |
-duod- 2nd part of duod, 100% assoc with H.pylori, assoc with too much acid output and type O blood
-gastric- most in antrum (70% assoc with H.pylori and is due to breakdown of barrier not too much acid, type A blood) |
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Adenocarcinoma of the stomach?
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mc stomach cancer in goblet cells (mc tumor leiomyoma)
RF: smoking drinking hot substances smoked foods (japanese ppl) -leather waterbottle appearance, linitus plastica, signet ring cells, virchows node, krukenburg tumor- seeding of ovary by tumor |
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second messengers-
secretin- CCK- motilin- |
secretin- cAMP
CCK- IP3 DAG motilin- IP3 DAG during meals and Calcium/ calmodulin bw meals |
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cholesterol problems:
triglyceride problems: |
fat pads on extensors- achilles and elbow
Xanthomas- coronary problem Triglyceride on eyebrow: Xanthelesma |
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duod, jej adn ileum-
absorption: fats, aa, sugars, ADEK B12, Fe |
fats: 10 80 10
aa: 10 90 sugars: 10 90 ADEK B12: ileum 100% (crohns) fe: 90 10 the jejunum is effected by celiac sprue |
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Henoch- Schonlein purpura?
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MC childhood systemic vasculitis- palpable purpura, arthlargia, intestinal hemorrhage (high incid of intussception), melena (black stool due to hemorrhage)
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