TAILIEUCHUNG - Ebook Review of medical physiology (27th edition): Part 2

(BQ) Part 2 book "Review of medical physiology" presents the following contents: Gastrointestinal function, circulation, respiration, formation and excretion of urine, essay questions, and multiple choice questions. | SECTION V Gastrointestinal Function Digestion Absorptỉon 25 INTRODUCTION The gastrointestinal system is the portal through which nutritive substances vitamins minerals and fluids enter the body. Proteins fats and complex carbohydrates are kokndownmtoabsorbabk units digested principally in the small intestine. The products of digestion andthevitamins minerals and water cross the mucosa and enter die lymph or the blood al sosa -tion . The digo dai .tiiil absolve procosses ore the subject of this cVvpteo. Tire detoifc of di e firncdona cif the various parts ofthe gsdttointrstdiidsestem orecon-sidered in Chancer 26. Digestion of it nevi or ibo g tuffs rson Oidtsiy process involvingthe dction eg it Irsgo number of digoat tive enzymes iTabie OC-tSi Enoymes linmtilo teltcatn and lingual glifidr astack oatboCyfbievi and bats en-zymes from thestomaoh attockproteins and fats and enzymes from the eegerinr porcine ol tj 2 pancreat attack carbohydrateie peoreins lipids DNA and 1 NA. Other enzymeo that complete dlie digestivepi-ocesi core found in the lvminai eR m2i ioni and the oatoplrrm gp the cells that line the amall nd so enzymes is aide r yl iio nydttehioric ocidaacraren bf the stomach ano. the bite tecrated leo the liver. The mucosal tdlsío ie imotl íntestive ate mailed enterocytes. Inion smvll intessíne tiieyhavea onisb border made lip of numereui micraviiliimino thát apical surface i irol eellls 2 ee n .Tinsbordet is nich m enzymes. It is imepoyils lvmmcliidebbalaynrrhatit rich in neutral and amino negaTs die g eo oiii membranes ofdos gauofial oeik iomam giysoprotem enzymes that hydrolyee ngebohnOiotat anl ieptines and the glxo l . tip in gaae ofthecarbohy-drate portions oOtiese glycodioteidi plat extenders the intestinal to ihebiysdnolderanfgly- cocalyx is an unstirred layer similar to the layer adja- cent to other biologic membranes see chapter 1 . Solutes must diffuse across this layer to reach the mucosal cells. The mucous .

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• Review of medical physiology
• Gastrointestinal function
• Circulation respiration
• Excretion of urine
• Excretion of urine
• Pulmonary function
• Ganongs review of medical physiology
• Medical physiology
• Molecular basis for medical physiology
• Peripheral neurophysiology
• Reproductive physiology
• Cellular and molecular basis for medical physiology
• Gastrointestinal physiology
• Respiratory physiology
• Cardiovascular physiology
• Renal physiology
• Gastrointestinal motility
• Cardiovascular regulatory mechanisms
• Physiology of nerve
• Cellular physiology
• Circadian rhythms
• Muscle cells
• Functions of the nervous system
• Reproductive function
• Initiation of impulses in sense organs
• Hypothalamic Regulation
• Hormonal Functions
• Nervous System
• Thyroid Gland
• Adrenal Medulla
• Junctional transmission
• Autonomic nervous system
• The thyroid gland
• The adrenal medulla
• The male reproductive system
• Regulation of respiration
• Circulation through special regions