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Is the person A (oral glucose) who will have a higher blood insulin level Because of the : "incretin effect " of GIP ( Glucose-like Insulinotropic Peptid ) and GLP-1 ( Glucagon-like peptid 1) These" incretins" are GI hormones and secreted by the upper part of small intestin in response to fatty acids, aminoacids, glucose taken oraly Action of these hormones is : increasing the insuline secretion
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Duodenum is the length of 12 fingers. Fun fact: in Lithuania we even call duodenum according to this fact: "dvylikapirštė" - "the one of 12 fingers long"
Person A. Because you need digestion to stimulate additional(?) insulin release so that glucose can be turned into glycogen? Because the body wants to maintain a constant blood sugar level when taking in more food. -Could glucose also be turned into starch seeing as how the difference between glycogen and starch is the source? Or am I just completely confused (still working on my foundation)? In person B, the glucose is put directly into the bloodstream ie it does not need to be absorbed through the GIT, so digestion isn't stimulated and insulin will be lower? I suppose it might be secreted in response to the high blood sugar level, but maybe in lower amounts due to the lack of the digestive cascade? I haven't done this work yet so I have no idea.
Well here I go: I think duodenum got its name from being a vessel of sorts which accommodated the DENATURING of substances in the chyme from TWO organs. How about them apples?🍎 🍏 Too much imagination?
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I love amylase. Starch is the foundation of the human diet. A book _Catching Fire: How Cooking Made Us Human_ written from the perspective of anthropology and primatology is very entertaining. Our amylase production, compared to the other great apes, quickly ramped up to accommodate digesting cooked starches after we learned how to control fire.
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Is the person A (oral glucose) who will have a higher blood insulin level
Because of the : "incretin effect " of GIP ( Glucose-like Insulinotropic Peptid ) and GLP-1 ( Glucagon-like peptid 1)
These" incretins" are GI hormones and secreted by the upper part of small intestin in response to fatty acids, aminoacids, glucose taken oraly
Action of these hormones is : increasing the insuline secretion
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Duodenum is the length of 12 fingers. Fun fact: in Lithuania we even call duodenum according to this fact:
"dvylikapirštė" - "the one of 12 fingers long"
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The same goes for german. We call it the “Zwölffingerdarm”, “zwölf” meaning “twelve” and “finger” meaning well… “finger” 😂
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Person A.
Because you need digestion to stimulate additional(?) insulin release so that glucose can be turned into glycogen? Because the body wants to maintain a constant blood sugar level when taking in more food.
-Could glucose also be turned into starch seeing as how the difference between glycogen and starch is the source? Or am I just completely confused (still working on my foundation)?
In person B, the glucose is put directly into the bloodstream ie it does not need to be absorbed through the GIT, so digestion isn't stimulated and insulin will be lower? I suppose it might be secreted in response to the high blood sugar level, but maybe in lower amounts due to the lack of the digestive cascade? I haven't done this work yet so I have no idea.
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CIA mnemonic: CCK, produced by I cells, acts on Acinar cells.
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12 fingers.. hence duodenum
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Frequency of BER(basal electrical rythm) for DUODENUM is 12 oscillations/min
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I think because duodenum's length is almost 12 fingers gap, so it's name is so.
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Flipping somatostatin, it inhibits even itself 😅
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Well here I go:
I think duodenum got its name from being a vessel of sorts which accommodated the DENATURING of substances in the chyme from TWO organs.
How about them apples?🍎 🍏 Too much imagination?
Poorly phrased, but it’s late ⏰.
s/b: Accommodates the denaturing of substances in the chyme with two organs.
(the liver/gallbladder and the pancreas)
Medicosis......I start year one nursing in January. Should I wait until then to buy your course? Bc some of what you're explaining goes over my head. Ps more shut up's and doofuses please!
Congratulations on getting nursing school!
Please send me an email, I would like to discuss this issue further with you:
medicosisperfectionalis@gmail.com
I love amylase. Starch is the foundation of the human diet. A book _Catching Fire: How Cooking Made Us Human_ written from the perspective of anthropology and primatology is very entertaining. Our amylase production, compared to the other great apes, quickly ramped up to accommodate digesting cooked starches after we learned how to control fire.
Interesting 🧐
@Reverend Al Isn't meat the foundation?
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IMAT is similar to MVAT. My MCAT playlists should be good enough for IMAT, but you need to check the IMAT curriculum/ topics to see if any topics weren’t covered in my videos.
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