Across
- 1. Does the parasympathetic nervous system increase or decrease sphincter tone
- 6. What stimulates gallbladder contraction and pancreatic enzyme secretion; Also inhibits gastric emptying and acid secretion
- 8. What GI hormone stimulates gastric acid secretion and mucosal growth
- 10. What is a major target cell of Gastrin
- 14. What is the portion of swallowing that occurs after the voluntary phase
- 17. Does the parasympathetic nervous system increase or decrease the GI motility and secretion
- 18. The abbreviation for the series of contractions that empty the stomach and end in the large intestine
- 20. What is an autoimmune disease that blocks nicotinic endplate synapses in skeletal muscle causing megaesophagus
- 22. The facial nerve and what other cranial nerve produce salivation
- 23. What cells are relatively impermeable to water and reabsorb most of the NaCl while secreting potassium and bicarbonate
- 24. What factors depolarize smooth muscle membranes of the GIT
- 25. Abbreviation of the hormone that stimulates insulin release and inhibits gastric emptying and gastric function
- 26. What do Chief cells produce
- 27. What layer of the GIT tubing contains glands, vascular supply, and nervous plexus
- 28. What starts carbohydrate digestion in omnivores and some herbivores
- 30. Absorption of water, feces formation, and bacterial fermentation
Down
- 2. What type of cells sense luminal contents and secrete regulatory peptides into submucosa
- 3. What part of the nervous system has chemoreceptors which monitor chemicals and pH of the GIT
- 4. What GI hormone stimulates bicarb secretion and inhibits gastric emptying and acid secretion
- 5. What drugs interfere with prostaglandins thereby inhibiting mucous release in the GIT
- 6. Cells which cause slow waves
- 7. Spontaneous rhythmical undulations of RMP caused by specialized smooth muscle cells
- 9. In the gastric phase what blocks Gastrin release
- 11. What works with the Enteroendocrine cells to regulate GI motility
- 12. Another name for the pregastric phase of digestion
- 13. AKA adaptive relaxation; Comprised of circular contraction cranial to a bolus
- 15. Attach to surfaces of fat globules and hydrolyze triglycerides into fatty acids and monoglycerides for absorption
- 16. What do nursing ruminants produce which is needed for coagulation of casein
- 19. What part of the nervous system has mechanoreceptors that monitor degree of muscle stretching in the GIT
- 21. Which cranial nerve is involved in the chewing reflex
- 24. What is a powerful and rapid peristaltic movement of the small intestine caused by intense mucosal inflammation
- 29. Acinar cells secrete a large volume of primary isotonic-like fluid rich in what