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PHYSIOLOGY - Coggle Diagram
PHYSIOLOGY
endocrine system
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pancreas
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Main functions:
- endocrine: insulin, glucagon, leptin, etc.
- exocrine: pancreatic amylase, proteaeses (trypsin, chymotrypsin and carboxypolypeptides, lipases (e.g., pancreatic triglyceride lipase (PTL))
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liver
urea cycle defects
e.g., OTC (ornithine transcarbamylase deficiency)
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pulmonary
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Main functions:
- regulate O2/CO2 levels
- regulate carbonic acid (CO2)
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GI System
Main Tract
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stomach
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Main function:
- break down food via peristalsis
- regulate entry of food into duodenum
- HCL - pepsin begin protein catabolism; free bound Fe?, activate IF (B12)
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small intestines
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Main functions:
- breakdown/absorb nutrients
- (bile, enzymes and mucus from peripheral organs)
- immune system
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mouth
tongue
Main functions:
- Aid in chewing/swallowing
- Taste contributes signal for hunger/satiety*
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Main functions:
- masticate food
- salivary amylase initiate CHO digestion
- swallowing
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short bowel syndrome
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colon resection: water loss, colonic salvage
ileal resection
- distal: ↓B12, IF
- ↓bile salts: ↓lipids, ↓ADEK
- fluid, electrolytes ↓abs/↑excret
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peripheral structures
liver
Main functions:
- Store/release blood
- Metabolize+store nutrients
- Fluid/electrolyte balance
- Filter
- Energy storage regulation: protein, CHO (GNG), lipids
- Produce bile
Enzymes (circulating): ALP, LDH, AST, ALT
SGOT Test
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gall bladder
Main function:
- stores + concentrates bile to duodenum (emulsify fat)
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kidney
Main functions:
- remove waste products
- filtrate, reabs. water, nutrients
- secrete hormones related to BP, blood components
- electrolyte/acid-base balance
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adipocytes
Main functions:
- store fats
- insulate
- (brown fat cells) thermogenesis
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Blood
anemia
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macrocytic, megaloblastic
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Metabolic Disorders
CHO
(i.e. glycogen storage disease, galactosemia,
hereditary fructose intolerance, absence of pyruvate carboxylase, and pyruvate
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