The intestinal phase triggers chyme entry into the duodenum, leading to the release of CCK and secretin to inhibit gastric activity. Consequently, gastric secretions decrease and the pyloric sphincter tightens to allow the duodenum time to process the chyme.
La fase intestinal determina que el quimo ingrese al duodeno, lo que provoca la liberación de CCK y secretina para inhibir la actividad gástrica. Como resultado, las secreciones gástricas disminuyen y el píloro se cierra para dar tiempo al duodeno a procesar el quimo.
| Text | In the Intestinal phase •Triggered when chyme enters the duodenum •Duodenum release CCK and secretin to inhibit gastric activity •Net effect of intestinal phase is –Gastric secretions decline –Pyloric sphincter close tightly to limit chyme entering the duodenum •This gives duodenum time to work on chyme |
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