Digestive System
Secretes chemicals and primary location of absorbing biomolecules
Small Intestine
Fundamentals:=
- Bulk of chemical digestion
- Chemicals (Intest&Panc) are the key to proper digestion and absorption
- Important in mechanical digestion of lipids
Function/Purpose:
- Biomolecule Absorption
- Secretion of CCK
- Biomolecule Synthesis
- Lipid resynthesis of triacylglycerides from fatty acids and monoacylglycerols
Salient Enzymes and Function Tests:
Enzymes:
- Enteropeptidase/Enterokinase/Master Switch
- Activates trypsiogen and trypsin
Enterogastrones - slow the movement of chime and allow a greater time to digest the fat
Disaccharidases
- Maltase - converts maltose into glucose
- Surface of intestinal cells
- alpha-Glucosidase - digests maltotriose and other oligosaccharides
- Surface of intestinal cells
- Sucrase - digests sucrose (GLU and FRU) disaccharide
- Surface of intestinal cells
- Lactase - converts lactose into GAL and GLU
Peptidases
- Dipeptidase - cleave the peptide bond of dipeptides to release the AA’s
Stomach Function Tests and Assessment:
Anatomy:
Gross Anatomy:
- Duodenum - most digestion occurs
- Illeum
- Jejunum
Micro Anatomy:
- Inner Wall
- Epithelial Cells
- Blood Vessels
- Lymphatics
- Circular Muscle
- Longitudinal Muscle
- Smooth Muscle
Regulation:
- PNS-ANS inhibits the digestion
Concept:
- Pancreatic Juice - Pancreas
- Biomolecules
- Surface Area and Convolutions
- Volume - Surface area and Length
- Tissue difference btwn Small and Large Intestines
- Nervous System
- Endocrine System
- Peristalisis and Endocrine and Nervous System
- Endocrine
- Hormones influence epithelial and endocrine cells
- Nervous System
Terminology:
- Peristalisis: quick and unconscious gastrointestinal contractions of Smooth Muscle
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