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Human Physiology 2 Body System - Week 11-Digestion and Metabolism - Lecture 3
Human Physiology 2 Body System - Week 11-Digestion and Metabolism - Lecture 3
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Acid secretion is stimulated by?
Histamine & Gastrin from enteroendocrinecells
ACh from vagus nerve
Pepsin and trypsin from enteroendocrine cells
ATP from vagus nerve
2
Exopeptidases
Cut in the middle of proteins
Remove aa’s from the ends of proteins
Remove aa’s from the middle of proteins
Cut at the end of proteins
3
Breakage of peptide bonds requires what?
Ca+2
HCO3-
H2O
HCl
4
What causes gastric ulcers?
Overproduction of acid
Underproduction of acid
Overproduction of enzymes
Overproduction of enzymes
5
Overproduction of acid releases ________? which inhibits HCl production
Bicarbonate
Somatostatin
Histamine
Calcium
6
In the stomach fat droplets are “stabilized” by what?
Enzymes and protein fragments
phospholipids and cholesterol fragments
Enzymes and cholesterol fragments
Phospholipids and protein fragments
7
Lipolysis first requires what?
Mechanical digestion
Emulsification
Chemical digestion
Lipases
8
Fat in Lumen Stimulates what two organs that help digest fat?
Liver and stomach
Pancreas and small intestine
Liver and Gall Bladder
Pancreas and Gall Bladder
9
Transcytosis
Takes up some whole small peptides
Takes up some whole large peptides
Transportation of dipeptides
Transportation of tripeptides
10
Where does secretin activate bicarbonate secretion from?
Stomach
Intestinal wall and esophagus
Pancreas
Intestinal wall and pancreas
11
Leakage of acid into esophagus causes heartburn and _____?
Diarrhoea
GORD (gastroesophagealreflux disease)
IBS (irritable bowel disease)
Constipation
12
Monoglycerides and fatty acids are taken up by?
Passive transport
Osmosis
Active transport
Diffusion
13
Bile acids/salts coat droplets and break down 1._____ droplets into 2._____ ones
1. Large 2. Small
1. Large 2. Large
1. Small 2. Small
1. Small 2. Large
14
Estimated 90% caused of gastric ulcers are cause by which bacteria?
Salmonella
Staphylococcus aureus
E. coli
Helicobacter pylori
15
What is combined in golgi apparatus to form chylomicrons?
Carbohydrates , fatty acids and proteins
Carbohydrates, triglycerides and proteins
Cholesterol, fatty acids and proteins
Cholesterol, triglycerides and proteins
16
Which enzyme is released from chief cells during lipolysis
Digestive lipase
Pancreatic lipase
Trypsin lipase
Gastric lipase
17
Bile salts recycled to gall bladder
False
True
18
Aas, like glucose are transported via 1._______ using the gradient for 2.___
1. Primary active transport 2. H+
1. Primary active transport 2. Na+
1. Secondary active transport 2. H+
1. Secondary active transport 2. Na+
19
Triglycerides are resynthesized in the?
Cytoplasm
Mitochondria
Nucleus
Endoplasmic reticulum
20
Acid activates pepsinogen to pepsin which is called?
Indopeptidase
Exopeptidase
Peptidase
Endopeptidase
21
Endopeptidases
Cut at the end of proteins
Remove aa’s from the ends of proteins
Remove aa’s from the middle of proteins
Cut in the middle of proteins
22
Bile acids/salts –like “detergents”
True
False
23
Which of the following is
not
one of the drug treatments for gastric acid?
Antacids
Antihistamines
Acetaminophen
Proton pump inhibitors
24
The action of _____ is inhibited by the tendency of lipids to form clumps in aqueous solution
Lipolysis
Lipases
Monoglyceride
Emulsification
25
Bicarbonate ions are secreted by?
Secondary active transport
Concentration gradient
Primary active transport
Diffusion
26
Cholesterol moves in the cells of the small intestine by
Diffusion
None of the answers
Osmosis
Transport
27
In the stomach many enzymes are secreted in an inactive form called?
Zymogamatics
Endopeptidase
Pepsinogen
Zymogens
28
The stomach wall is protected by a?
Gel layer
Transitional squamous layer
Enzymatic layer
Mucus layer
29
The Gall bladder releases 1.____ and the pancreas releases 2.______
1. Bile 2. Digestive enzymes
1. Bile 2. Trypsin
1. Cholesterol 2. Trypsin
1. Cholesterol 2. Digestive enzymes
30
Dipeptides and tripeptides are cotransported with?
Ca2+ ions
H+ ions
HCl ions
Na+ ions
31
Release of hydrochloric acid
Is low if only one ligand binds to parietal cells
Is low if all three ligand bind to parietal cells
Is high if all three ligands bind to parietal cells
Is high only one ligands binds to parietal cells
32
Hydrogen ions (protons) are produced inside 1._____ Cells by the 2.____ enzyme
1. Pancreas 2. Carbonic Anhydrase
1. Pancreas 2. Bicarbonate acid
1. Parietal 2. Bicarbonate acid
1. Parietal 2. Carbonic Anhydrase
33
What is released by mucous cells to neutralize acids?
Calcium
Potassium
Bicarbonate
Cholesterol
34
Which phase creates acid secretion in stomach stimulated by sight, smell and taste of food?
Acid phase
Gastric phase
Cephalic phase
Denature phase
35
When food is in the stomach it stimulates pepsinogen secretion from which cells?
Chief cells
Exogenous cells
Chef cells
Endogenous cells
36
The liver plays an important role in utilization of digestive products
False
True
37
What phase is presence of protein/amino acids in stomach stimulates further acid secretion?
Gastric phase
Denature phase
Cephalic phase
Acid phase
38
What % of lipolysis occurs in the stomach?
40%-50%
20%-30%
10%-20%
30%-40%
39
There are at least how many brush border proteases?
12
15
10
17
40
Lipases
can not
enter bile acid coating and breakdown lipids
True
False
41
Which enzymes carry out chemical digestion of proteins
Proteases and Trypsin
Amylase and peptidases
Amylase and Trypsin
Proteases and peptidases
42
Decreased absorption of lipids in intestine leads to
Gonorrhea
Diarrhea
Steatorrhea
Cirrhosis
43
Which of the following is true in regards to transcytosis?
It only uses secondary active transport
Only H+ ions are recognised
It's receptor mediated
Only Na+ ions are recognised
44
Trypsinogen is cleaved to form ______? by a protease in the brush border
Pepsin
Procolipase
Chymotrypsinogen
Trypsin
45
Chylomicrons exocytosed and enter where?
Liver
Small intestine
Lymphatics
Venous system
46
Lipids in the form of chylomicrons travel via lymphatics to the _______ then rest of the body
Liver
Left atrium (heart)
Small intestine
Right atrium (heart)
47
Acid in the lumen stimulates _____? release from the mucosa
Secretin
Bicarbonate
Calcium
Activin
48
Monosaccharides, amino acids & dipeptides travel via blood stream to _____ then to rest of body
the Gall Bladder
the Small intestine
the Large intestine
the Liver
49
Bile acids combine with ______ and form bile salts
Lipids
Carbohydrates
Fatty acids
Amino acids