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physio:5

Date @April 28, 2024

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URL 1 https://t.me/c/1684021833/252998

FROM A.S

important to know that

HCl not essential for activate pepsinogen {HCL just enhance the
activation}

while pepsin is essential for activation of pepsinogen {but in slow rate}

pancreas

has endocrine and exocrine function

endocrine function hah been discussed in endocrine module

now about exocrine function

exocrine secretion secrete in duodenum by common bile duct which


is dangerous area for obstruction

pancreatic juice

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alkaline PH=8 and 1.5L per day

composition of pancreatic juice

1. 98.5% water

2. 1.5% solids

a. inorganic Na HCO3 mainly

b. organic like trypsin inhibitor and CO-lipase and some enzymes

function of pancreatic juice


1. secretion of sodium bicarbonate

1. to neutralize acidic chyme to prevent duodenal ulcer

2. to adjusts PH for action of pancreatic enzymes

mechanism of NaHCO3 secretion

it secreted in duct of the gland by duct cells not in acini

at the same time of HCO3 secretion in duct lumen, H+ secreted


in blood and that makes post prandial acidic tide, which will
neutralize with postprandial alkaline tide of stomach

also at the same time of HCO3 secret in lumen CL decrease in


lumen

so post prandial acidic tide happen with pancreatic juice, while post
prandial alkaline tide happen with gastric juice

2. digestion of food molecules

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3. wash out of pancreatic enzyme to protect pancreas from eating himself

flow rate of pancreatic juice {practical}

after intake food flow rate of pancreatic juice increase from


0.2ml/minute to 4ml/minute

HCO3 increase in lumen and CL— decrease

causes

1. secrtin-acetyle choline in ductular cell that increase volume of juice


by increase HCO3 and H2O and decrease CL

2. CCK increase enzymes secretion of pancreatic juice

pancreatic enzymes
some pancreatic enzymes secret in inactive form called zymogens and
need anther enzymes to active

1. pancreatic amylase enzyme

it is alpha amylase enzyme, while beta amylase enzyme secrete in


saliva

beta amylase doesn’t digest food well because low time of


chewing of food then swallowing it to low PH in stomachs so it
stop working ,

while alpha amylase take all its time in digest because more time
of food in intestine which has perfect PH for alpha amylase work
{mcq}

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pancreatic amylase digest starch into disaccharides and
trisaccharides, but gives more disaccharides than trisaccharides,

so pancreatic amylase doesn’t completely digest starch {mcq}

pancreatic amylase enzyme activated by CL

2. pancreatic lipase enzyme

pancreatic lipase activated by bile salt and co-lipase {mcq}

it turn Triglyceride into Fatty acid and glycerol and monoglyceride

so pancreatic lipase completely digest of lipid

3. cholesterol-esterase enzyme

it turn cholesterol esters into cholesterol and fatty acids

4. trypsin enzyme

secret in inactive {zymogen} form called trypsinogen which


activated by enterokinase enzyme {from intestinal cell} into trypsin

trypsin also activate trypsinogen {autoactivation}

trypsin also activate other enzymes like chymotrypsinogen and


carboxypeptidase

while trypsin inhibitor enzyme inhibit activation of trypsinogen in


pancreas {mcq}, so deficiency in trypsin inhibitor lead to
pancreatitis

trypsin is endopeptidase enzyme so it give polypeptides and


dipeptide {not amino acids}

also chymotrypsin is endopeptidase enzyme so it give polypeptides


and dipeptide {not amino acids}

while carboxypeptidase enzyme is exopeptidase enzyme so it


gives amino acids

NB: endopeptidases help exopeptidases because exopeptidases


brake down protein into small molecules to facilitated its brake down
by endopeptidases into amino acids

NB: chymotrypsin use in eating inflamed tissue but must take


intramuscular and do sensitivity test

5. carboxypeptidase enzyme

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also secret in inactive form and activate by tyrosine

carboxypeptidase enzyme is exopeptidase enzyme so it gives


amino acids

control of pancreatic secretion


1. nervous control

a. vegal stimulation

vegus stimulated by condition reflex like smell or thinking of


food

unconditional like food in mouth and stomach

vegus make secretion {small in volume/poor in bicarb/rich in


enzyme}

b. sympathetic

2. hormonal control

a. secretin

unlike vegus, secretin make secretion {large in volume/rich in


bicarb/poor in enzyme}

b. CKK

like vegus make secretion {small in volume/poor in bicarb/rich in


enzyme}

NB: secretion of pancreatic juice stop by Preventing acidic chyme from


arriving to duodenum

1. stop eating

2. nasogasrtic tube {ryle tube} to take of any juice in stomach

regulation of exocrine pancreatic secretion


1. cephalic phase {nervous}

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1. occur before food reach stomach

2. cephalic phase {nervous} response for 20% of secretion {mcq}

3. stimulate pancreatic juice through condition and unconditional

2. gastric phase {nervous and hormonal}

1. occur when food enter the stomach

2. stimulate pancreatic secretion by vago-vegal reflex

3. also stimulate pancreatic secretion by gastrin secretion

3. intestinal phase {hormonal}

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1. it is main phase, response for 80% of secretion

2. occurs when food reach intestine

3. occur through secretin and CCK

about secretin hormone

it secreted from S cells from duodenum

it release stimulates by acid food chyme

action of secretin hormone

1. secretion of pancreatin juice {large in volume/rich in bicarb/poor in


enzyme}

2. it decrease rate of gastric emptying and decrease gastric acid


secretion

3. it decrease intestinal motility

4. increase HCO3 secretion from biliary system

about cholecystokinin CCK hormone

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it secreted from I cells from Duodenum

it release stimulates by protein digestive product and fatty acids

action of CCK hormone

1. secretion of pancreatin juice {small in volume/poor in bicarb/rich in


enzyme}

2. from its name it help in evacuation of gallbladder and relaxation of


sphincter of oddi

3. increase intestinal motility {unlike secretin}

4. it decrease rate of gastric emptying {like secretin}

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