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gastritis
inflammation of the stomach lining
more common in women
ulcers
caused by h pylori
black tarry stools, foul-smelling fecal matter from haemoglobin
IBD vs IBS
IBD = autoimmune, includes crohns and ulcerative colitis
ulcerative colitis
only affects large intestine
crohns
affects any and all parts of GI tract
affects males more
looks like bubbles
leaky gut
can cause autoimmune when food is not digested
can float in blood stream and clot
damage to small intestines can cause leaky gut
can cause depression and skin issues
large intestine
ulcerative colitis
diverticulitis
IBS
small intestine
IBD
IBS
leaky gut
celiac disease
cellular respiration
glycolysis
kreb cycle
ETC
electron transporters in Kreb
NADH
FADH
Kreb
(2 turns)
acetyl coa
co2 released
matrix of mitochondria
products:
2 ATP
2 FADH2
6NADH
ETC
34 ATP
FADH2
2 ATP
NADH
3 ATP
chemiosmosis
uses H+ gradients membrane to phosphorylate ADP
Hormones in the FI
PYY - suppressant
ghrelin - stimulant
cholecystokinin - suppressant
ketogenic diet
sympathetic dominant
cholesterol makes
hormones
vitamin D
substances that help you digest food (bile)
types of cholesterol
LDL
VLDL
HDL
chylomicrons
LDL
low density lipoproteins
bad
transport cholesterol from liver to the tissues
VLDL
transport triglycerides from liver to adipose tissue and muscles for storage and energy
HDL
high density lipoproteins
good
chylomicrons
transport triglycerides from the intestines to the tissue
absorptive
glucagon
insulin
postabsorptive
fasting
glucagon
sympathetic nervous system and several hormones
insulin
prevents blood sugar from getting too high
takes excess glucose and STORES it (glucogenesis)
parasympathetic
glucagon
prevents blood sugar from getting too LOW
glycogenolysis (breaking down fat, aka lipogenesis)
thyroid hormones and thermoregulation
BMR - energy body needs while at rest
thyroid hormone - controlled by the pituitary gland (controlled by hypothalamus)
hypothalmic thermostat
monisters blood temperature
receives signals from perpheral thermoreceptors in the skin
radiation
tries to equilise with temp outside by releasing heat
conduction
direct contact with a surface that's a lower temperature
evaporation
go figure
convection
stirring of the air (wind chill)
Author
misol
ID
350498
Card Set
Digestive System/Metabolism
Description
AP 4 PCOm
Updated
2020-01-28T21:07:21Z
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