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Q. Norepinephrine, VIP stimulate what?
cAMP Stimulation
Q. ACh, Substance P stimulate what?
Calcium Stimulation
Q. Cardiac glandular regions secrete what?
Mucous
Q. Fundus secretes what?
Acid
Q. Pyloric Glandular region contain what type of cells?
G Cells
Q. Cheif cells secrete what?
Pepsins
Q. What is the PH of the lumen?
2
Q. What is the PH of the mucous layer?
7
Q. In digestion Acetylcholine is released from what type of nerves?
Parasympathetic
Q. In digestion, Histamine is secreted from what type of cells?
Enterochromaffin cells
Q. Anti-acids do not work in what type of syndrome?
Zollinger Ellison Syndrome
Q. What is the cephalic phase?
before food hits the stomach. sight. smell, taste
Q. Fat in the duedenum stimulates what two neurotransmitters?
CCK, & Gastric Inhibitory Peptide
Q. Pancreatic Juice is high in what?
Bicarbonate
Q. Celiac and superior mesenteric innervations are: inhibitory or stimulatory?
Inhibitory
Q. In pancreas:
Vagus Stim or inhib?
Sympathetic Stim or Inhib?
CCK stim or inhib?
Vagus stimulate secretion
Sympathetic inhibits secretion
CCK stimulates
Q. Osmotic food stim or inhibt water secretion?
stimulate water secretion
Q. Mucous secretion is stim or inhib by PS?
Stim or inhib by sympathetics?
Stimulated by parasympathetics.
Inhibited by sympathetics.
Q. What part of hypothalamus is responsible for feeding center?
Lateral Nuclei
Q. What part of hypothalamus is responsible for satiety center?
Ventromedial nuclei
Q. What part of the brain is responsible for appetite control?
Amygdala
Q. What part of the hypothalamus is responsible for energy?
Dorsomedial nuclei
Q. High leptin does what to appetite?
Inhibits appetite
Q. Do obese humans have high or low ghrelin?
Low ghrelin
Q. Do women or men have high basal metabolic rate?
Men have higher basal metabolic rate
Q. Facultative core body temp is in response to what?
Cold environment
Q. Proteins are hydrolyzed to what?
Amino Acids
Q. Which hormone increases metabolic rate?
thyroid hormone
Q. Radiation and convection is due to what part of the hypothalamus?
Posterior Hypothalamus
Q. Which receptors in the skin blood vessels vasoconstrict?
alpha 1
Q. What is malignant hyperthermia due to?
How to treat?
Inhalation of anesthetics.
Treat with drugs that inhibit calcium release
Q. GLUT 5 is what type of transporter?
Fructose
Q. GLUT 2 is what type of transporter?
glucose, galactose, fructose
Q. IgA is absorbed where?
Neo-natal intestine. In Mommy milk.
Q. Transport of peptides works through what transport?
secondary active transport
Q. Hartnup Disease is what?
Deficient neutral amino acid transporter
Q. What is absorbed in the colon?
What is secreted in the colon?
Cl is absorbed.
HCO3 is secreted in the colon.
Q. With lactose intolerance sugar remains where?
In the lumen
Q. Aldosterone stimulate secretion of what? Stimulates absorption of what?
Stimulate secretion of K.
Absorption of Na and Water
Q. Vitamin C increases what absorption?
Iron
Q. Pernicious Anemia is lack of what?
B12 Absorption
Q. Where is HDL and VLDL primarily synthesized in the liver?
Endoplasmic Reticulum of the liver
Q. High liver pressure can cause what?
ascites
Q. Drug Bio-transformation:
Phase 1?
Phase 2?
PHASE 1: Cytochrome P-450 system. Convert pro drugs to active form.

PHASE 2: Conjugation. Form highly poler molecule.
Q. Cytochrome P450 bind what for function?
Bind IRON for function
Q. High levels of bilirubin can lead to what?
jaundice