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Distension of the duodenum triggers the release of enterogastrones, a group of hormones secreted from the duodenal mucosa that inhibit gastric emptying and secretion. True or false?.

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The statement "distension of the duodenum triggers the release of enterogastrones, a group of hormones secreted from the duodenal mucosa that inhibit gastric emptying and secretion" is true.

What is distension of duodenum?

  • Duodenitis is a digestive ailment brought on by irritation of the lining of the duodenum.
  • It can occasionally occur in conjunction with gastritis, an inflammation of the stomach lining.

Which hormones cause the stomach to empty?

  • The pentapeptide ghrelin agonist, relamorelin and the motilide erythromycin are examples of new therapies for gastroparesis that target the hormones ghrelin and motilin as well as their receptors, which are linked to accelerated stomach emptying.

What kind of secretion enters the duodenum?

Secretin

  • S cells in the duodenum secrete secretin, which has an impact on various other organ systems.

What types of hormones do the duodenum produce?

  • CCK, secretin, GIP, and motilin are secreted by the small intestine's duodenum and jejunum.

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