Pancreas Flashcards

1
Q

A- cells of pancrease makes

A

Glucagon (mobilizes glucose)

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2
Q

delta cells in pancreas makes

A

somatostatin (regulates)

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3
Q

Where is insulin produced

A

B-cells of pancreas

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4
Q

What is the active form of insulin formed form

A

proinsulin

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5
Q

What are the two chains of insulin

A

Alpha and beta linked by disulfide bonds

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6
Q

B cells of pancreas makes

A

Insulin (stores glucose)

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7
Q

Is insulin similar across species

A

Yes

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8
Q

What fragment of the proinsulin molecule is used to monitor endogenous insulin secretion post-injection

A

C fragment

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9
Q

Why is the C molecule useful

A

Is a ‘record’ of endogenous secretion

Is a way of measuring endogenous insulin levels

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10
Q

What does insulin do

A

facilitates glucose uptake by most tissues

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11
Q

What does insulin do to blood glucose levels

A

lowers them

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12
Q

What is glucose converted into in the liver

A

glycogen

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13
Q

What is glucose converted to in adipose

A

TG’s

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14
Q

What does insulin do to the liver

A

inhibits glucconeogenesis

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15
Q

What does insulin do to fat metabolisim

A

inhibits hormone-sensitive lipase (decreases lipolysis)
Promote fat deposition
TG synthesis

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16
Q

What does insulin do to proteins

A

Increase AA transport into cells
Increase protein synthesis
Synergizes with GH

17
Q

What does insulin do to mineral metabolism

A

transports K+ into cells

18
Q

Is insulin anabolic or catabolic

A

anabolic- builds things up

19
Q

What happens when blood glucose is high

A

Increase glucose > increase glucose cellular uptake > decrease endogenous production of glucose
( > are arrows not greater than symbols)

20
Q

What are three major consequences of Insulin deprivation on CHO metabolisim

A

Glycosuria
Polyuria
Polydypsia

21
Q

What are some consequences of insulin deprivation on fatty acid metabolism

A

Ketoaciduria

Ketoacidosis: fruity breath, DEATH

22
Q

What 3 things release insulin

A

High glucose
High AA
High FFA

23
Q

What inhibits insulin

A

epinephrine

24
Q

Where is glucagon produced

A

cells of pancreas

25
Q

Is glucagon similar across species

A

yes

26
Q

What does glucagon do to the liver (5 things)

A

Increase gluconeogeneis-increases every rate limiting enzyme
Increase glycogenolysis- breakdown of glycogen
Decreases glyconeogenesis
Increase protein catabolism
Increase lipolysis

27
Q

What does glucagon do in the liver

A

Increase glucose output

28
Q

What are stimuli of cretion

A

Decreased glucose

Elevated AA

29
Q

What inhibits glucagon secretion

A

High FFA

30
Q

What does glucagon do to muscle

A

Increase FFA

31
Q

What does glucagon do to adipose tissue

A

Promotes lypolisis

32
Q

What is a normal blood glucose level

A

between 70-110mg/dl

33
Q

What does somatostatin do to insulin and glucagon

A

inhibits

34
Q

What stimulates somatostatin

A

increased AA, glucose

35
Q

What is the overall effect of somatostatin

A

Decrease glucose

36
Q

What hormone is hypoglycemic

A

insulin (only one)