1
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stomach anatomy
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2
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function of the stomach
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3
Q
stomach and pepsinogen
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4
Q
stomach and hcl
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5
Q
intrinsic factor
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6
Q
stomach and mucous
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7
Q
gastrin
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8
Q
histamine
A
Potentiates the effects of gastrin and acetylcholine
9
Q
somatostatin
A
10
Q
exocrine definition
A
11
Q
acetylcholine
A
long neural pathways
12
Q
fundus
A
13
Q
antrum
A
14
Q
pyloric sphincter
A
15
Q
partiel cells and canaliculi
A
16
Q
partiel cells
A
17
Q
chief cells
A
18
Q
enteroendocrine cells
A
19
Q
ECF Cells: Enterochromaffin Cells
A
20
Q
D cells
A
21
Q
Stomach lumen acidity
A
22
Q
HCL production and secretion: partiel cells
A
23
Q
HCL production and secretion H/K+ ATPase pump
A
24
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HCL production and secretion k channels
A
25
HCL production and secretion Cl/HCO3 exchanger
26
HCL production and secretion: Cl channels
27
neurotransmitters and cell signaling
28
pepsinogen secretion and activation
29
cephalic phase in the stomach
30
gastric phase in the stomach
31
intstinal phase
32
Increased acid secretion after eating
33
stomach after eating
34
peristaltic waves in the stomach after eating
35
antrum contraction after eating
35
Stomach pacemaker cells
36
strength of contraction in stomach motility
37
frequency of contractions
38
vomiting stimulus
39
vomiting benefits
40
Vomiting consequences
41
ulcers
41
Vomiting physiology steps
42
what causes ulcers
43
treatment for ulcers
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