Lipid metabolism 1
GI Phys (motility)
GI Phys (secretions)
GI Phys Fermentation
Cats
100

parameter describing the freedom of movement of protein and lipid constituents within the cell membrane

cell membrane fluidity

100

Histamine receptor 2 blockers

cimetidine (tagamet) & Ranitidine (zantac)

100

Pepsinogin Group I (glands // location)

oxyntic glands // stomach

100

20% of Volatile Fatty Acids, associated with fat

Butyrate

100

This breed is known for its lack of fur and wrinkled skin

What is the Sphynx

200

Source of IP3 & DAG for signal transduction, membrane component, source of arachidonic acid

phospholipids

200

In mild vomiting: loss of bicarbonate causing blood pH to drop

metabolic acidosis

200

Pepsinogin Group II (glands // location)

pyloric glangs // duodenum

200

Source of ketone bodies // ketosis

Butyrate

200

Cats use this part of their body to communicate mood and balance

What is the tail

300

produced by and acticve in most tissues

prostaglandins

300

ingestia must be 1mm to enter the duodenum

sieving action

300

Ion secreted at a high rate by ductal cells

NaCl

300

Hypocalcemia <5.0 mg/dL, common in dairy cows near calving

Milk fever

300

This cat starred in a viral YouTube video where it plays a keyboard

Who is Keyboard Cat

400

Lipoproteins responsible for transporting triglycerides in blood from the intestine and liver

chylomicrons and VLDL

400

Phases of gastrointestinal motility

oral;, esophageal, gastric, intestinal

400

sac-like structure closely related to liver and pancreas

gallbladder

400

sharp object poking into pericardium, arched back/abducted elbow/edema

Traumatic reticulo-pericarditis (TRP)

400

This rare breed originated in Russia and is known for its plush, silvery-blue coat.

What is the Russian Blue

500

spontaneously formed from phospholipids

micelles or lipid bilayers

500

Contractile tissue of the gut

smooth muscle cells

500

Where unconjuated bile acids are re-absorbed

upper intestine

500

main amino acids produced by dead microorganisms

lysine & methionine

500

This organ allows cats to land on their feet after a fall.

What is the vestibular apparatus?

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