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What type of meal empties the quickest?
Liquid
What is the Lag Phase of Emptying? What is its point?
-There is a lag before anything leaves the stomach
-This is to allow for further breakdown of solids
How long does it take a normal meal to empty?
3 Hours
What are the 2 Types of Gastric Emptying? What determines which type we will see?
-Rapid and Delayed
-The type of Meal
What part of the Stomach is responsible for Propulsion across the Pylorus?
Antrum
How is the emptying of the Stomach slowing down food?
With a Lag Phase
-Pyloris is Closed
What happens during Delayed Gastric Empyting?
-Includes a Specific Lag Phase
-Antral Pump is SEt into Motion and Pyorus is Closed
-Pylorus maintains a high resistance and results in small or no Transpyloric Flow
-Low Propulsion and Enhanced Retropulsion
What is the Pyloric Sphincter Tone controlled by?
-Reflexes from the Antrum and Duodenum
-Hormones
-ENS
-ANS
What causes the Pyloris to Open?
-Food arriving in and contraction ofthe Antrum
-Leads to an Inhibitory Reflex
-Inhibits Pyloric Tone
Which NTs cause the Pyloris to Open?
-NO (NANC)
-VIP
What type of Duodenal Stimuli Increase Pyloric Tone?
H+ and Fatty Acids
What does Distension of the STomach cause the Stomach to do?
-Excitatory Reflex
-Stronger Contractions Result
What does Distension of the Antrum cause the Stomach to do?
-Inhibitory Reflex
-Turns off Stronger Contraction from the Antrum - Prolonged Relxation
-Prevents you from Dumping Food into the SI