Title: Chapter 23 - The Digestive System
1Chapter 23 - The Digestive System
Functional Anatomy of the Large Intestine
Functional Anatomy of the Upper GI Tract
Functional Anatomy of the Small Intestine
Chemical Digestion and Absorption
Introduction
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FINAL ROUND
2Introduction 100 Question
- Peristalsis is part of which digestive process?
- a. Absorption
- b. Ingestion
- c. Propulsion
- d. Chemical digestion
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3Introduction 100 Answer
- Peristalsis is part of which digestive process?
- a. Absorption
- b. Ingestion
- c. Propulsion
- d. Chemical digestion
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4Introduction 200 Question
- All of the following are part of the alimentary
canal except the - a. pharynx.
- b. esophagus.
- c. small intestine.
- d. liver.
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5Introduction 200 Answer
- All of the following are part of the alimentary
canal except the - a. pharynx.
- b. esophagus.
- c. small intestine.
- d. liver.
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6Introduction 300 Question
- Simple columnar epithelium is found in which
histological layer of the alimentary canal? - a. Submucosa
- b. Muscularis
- c. Serosa
- d. Mucosa
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7Introduction 300 Answer
- Simple columnar epithelium is found in which
histological layer of the alimentary canal? - a. Submucosa
- b. Muscularis
- c. Serosa
- d. Mucosa
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8Introduction 400 Question
- Which histological layer of the alimentary canal
is also known as the visceral peritoneum? - a. Submucosa
- b. Muscularis
- c. Serosa
- d. Mucosa
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9Introduction 400 Answer
- Which histological layer of the alimentary canal
is also known as the visceral peritoneum? - a. Submucosa
- b. Muscularis
- c. Serosa
- d. Mucosa
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10Introduction 500 Question
- The membrane that lines the body wall of the
abdominal cavity is the - a. ventral mesentery.
- b. visceral peritoneum.
- c. parietal peritoneum.
- d. retroperitoneum.
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11Introduction 500 Answer
- The membrane that lines the body wall of the
abdominal cavity is the - a. ventral mesentery.
- b. visceral peritoneum.
- c. parietal peritoneum.
- d. retroperitoneum.
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12Functional Anatomy of the Upper GI Tract 100
Question
- The teeth used to tear and pierce food are the
- a. incisors.
- b. molars.
- c. canines.
- d. premolars.
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13Functional Anatomy of the Upper GI Tract 100
Answer
- The teeth used to tear and pierce food are the
- a. incisors.
- b. molars.
- c. canines.
- d. premolars.
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14Functional Anatomy of the Upper GI Tract 200
Question
- The esophageal hiatus is found on this organ.
- a. Esophagus
- b. Stomach
- c. Diaphragm
- d. Pharynx
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15Functional Anatomy of the Upper GI Tract 200
Answer
- The esophageal hiatus is found on this organ.
- a. Esophagus
- b. Stomach
- c. Diaphragm
- d. Pharynx
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16Functional Anatomy of the Upper GI Tract 300
Question
- Saliva is composed mainly of
- a. water.
- b. amylase.
- c. lingual lipase.
- d. mucin.
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17Functional Anatomy of the Upper GI Tract 300
Answer
- Saliva is composed mainly of
- a. water.
- b. amylase.
- c. lingual lipase.
- d. mucin.
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18Functional Anatomy of the Upper GI Tract 400
Question
- Which of the following phases of gastric
secretion is a conditioned reflex? - a. Gastric phase
- b. Cephalic phase
- c. Intestinal phase
- d. All three phases above are conditioned
reflexes.
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19Functional Anatomy of the Upper GI Tract 400
Answer
- Which of the following phases of gastric
secretion is a conditioned reflex? - a. Gastric phase
- b. Cephalic phase
- c. Intestinal phase
- d. All three phases above are conditioned
reflexes.
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20Functional Anatomy of the Upper GI Tract 500
Question
- The gastric cells that secrete pepsinogen are
the - a. mucous neck cells.
- b. parietal cells.
- c. chief cells.
- d. enteroendocrine cells.
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21Functional Anatomy of the Upper GI Tract 500
Answer
- The gastric cells that secrete pepsinogen are
the - a. mucous neck cells.
- b. parietal cells.
- c. chief cells.
- d. enteroendocrine cells.
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22Functional Anatomy of the Small Intestine 100
Question
- Most of the digestive enzymes found in the small
intestine are secreted by this accessory organ. - a. Liver
- b. Gallbladder
- c. Stomach
- d. Pancreas
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23Functional Anatomy of the Small Intestine 100
Answer
- Most of the digestive enzymes found in the small
intestine are secreted by this accessory organ. - a. Liver
- b. Gallbladder
- c. Stomach
- d. Pancreas
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24Functional Anatomy of the Small Intestine 200
Question
- The fingerlike projections of the intestinal
mucosa are called - a. rugae.
- b. plicae circulares.
- c. brush borders.
- d. villi.
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25Functional Anatomy of the Small Intestine 200
Answer
- The fingerlike projections of the intestinal
mucosa are called - a. rugae.
- b. plicae circulares.
- c. brush borders.
- d. villi.
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26Functional Anatomy of the Small Intestine 300
Question
- This substance secreted by the pancreas helps
neutralize chyme. - a. Chymotrypsin
- b. Bile
- c. Trypsin
- d. Bicarbonate
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27Functional Anatomy of the Small Intestine 300
Answer
- This substance secreted by the pancreas helps
neutralize chyme. - a. Chymotrypsin
- b. Bile
- c. Trypsin
- d. Bicarbonate
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28Functional Anatomy of the Small Intestine 400
Question
- This hormone triggers the release of enzyme-rich
pancreatic juice. - a. CCK
- b. Secretin
- c. Gastrin
- d. Bile
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29Functional Anatomy of the Small Intestine 400
Answer
- This hormone triggers the release of enzyme-rich
pancreatic juice. - a. CCK
- b. Secretin
- c. Gastrin
- d. Bile
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30Functional Anatomy of the Small Intestine 500
Question
- This hormone relaxes the hepatopancreatic
sphincter. - a. CCK
- b. Secretin
- c. Gastrin
- d. Bile
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31Functional Anatomy of the Small Intestine 500
Answer
- This hormone relaxes the hepatopancreatic
sphincter. - a. CCK
- b. Secretin
- c. Gastrin
- d. Bile
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32Functional Anatomy of the Large Intestine 100
Question
- Which of the following is not part of the large
intestine? - a. Cecum
- b. Appendix
- c. Ileum
- d. Sigmoid colon
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33Functional Anatomy of the Large Intestine 100
Answer
- Which of the following is not part of the large
intestine? - a. Cecum
- b. Appendix
- c. Ileum
- d. Sigmoid colon
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34Functional Anatomy of the Large Intestine 200
Question
- The pocketlike sacs of the large intestine are
called - a. teniae coli.
- b. haustra.
- c. epiploic appendages.
- d. cecae.
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35Functional Anatomy of the Large Intestine 200
Answer
- The pocketlike sacs of the large intestine are
called - a. teniae coli.
- b. haustra.
- c. epiploic appendages.
- d. cecae.
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36Functional Anatomy of the Large Intestine 300
Question
- The functions of the large intestine include all
of the following except - a. elimination of waste.
- b. absorption of water and electrolytes.
- c. absorption of nutrients.
- d. production of vitamins.
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37Functional Anatomy of the Large Intestine 300
Answer
- The functions of the large intestine include all
of the following except - a. elimination of waste.
- b. absorption of water and electrolytes.
- c. absorption of nutrients.
- d. production of vitamins.
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38Functional Anatomy of the Large Intestine 400
Question
- Which of the following reflexes are we able to
voluntarily control? - a. Gastroileal reflex
- b. Gastrocolic reflex
- c. Enterogastric reflex
- d. Defecation reflex
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39Functional Anatomy of the Large Intestine 400
Answer
- Which of the following reflexes are we able to
voluntarily control? - a. Gastroileal reflex
- b. Gastrocolic reflex
- c. Enterogastric reflex
- d. Defecation reflex
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40Functional Anatomy of the Large Intestine 500
Question
- Mass movement in the large intestine is initiated
by the - a. gastroileal reflex.
- b. gastrocolic reflex.
- c. enterogastric reflex.
- d. defecation reflex.
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41Functional Anatomy of the Large Intestine 500
Answer
- Mass movement in the large intestine is initiated
by the - a. gastroileal reflex.
- b. gastrocolic reflex.
- c. enterogastric reflex.
- d. defecation reflex.
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42Chemical Digestion and Absorption 100 Question
- Amylase allows us to digest
- a. carbohydrates.
- b. proteins.
- c. fats.
- d. all of these.
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43Chemical Digestion and Absorption 100 Answer
- Amylase allows us to digest
- a. carbohydrates.
- b. proteins.
- c. fats.
- d. all of these.
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44Chemical Digestion and Absorption 200 Question
- Which of the following enzymes is not found in
adults? - a. Carboxypolypeptidase
- b. Lipase
- c. Rennin
- d. Chymotrypsin
ANSWER
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45Chemical Digestion and Absorption 200 Answer
- Which of the following enzymes is not found in
adults? - a. Carboxypolypeptidase
- b. Lipase
- c. Rennin
- d. Chymotrypsin
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46Chemical Digestion and Absorption 300 Question
- Which of the following is not an enzyme?
- a. Rennin
- b. Lipase
- c. Pepsin
- d. Bile
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47Chemical Digestion and Absorption 300 Answer
- Which of the following is not an enzyme?
- a. Rennin
- b. Lipase
- c. Pepsin
- d. Bile
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48Chemical Digestion and Absorption 400 Question
- Which enzyme below digests disaccharides into
monosaccharides? - a. Rennin
- b. Pepsin
- c. Lipase
- d. Sucrase
ANSWER
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49Chemical Digestion and Absorption 400 Answer
- Which enzyme below digests disaccharides into
monosaccharides? - a. Rennin
- b. Pepsin
- c. Lipase
- d. Sucrase
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50Chemical Digestion and Absorption 500 Question
- Micelles are formed during the absorption of
which nutrient? - a. Monosaccharides
- b. Fatty acids
- c. Amino acids
- d. Disaccharides
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51Chemical Digestion and Absorption 500 Answer
- Micelles are formed during the absorption of
which nutrient? - a. Monosaccharides
- b. Fatty acids
- c. Amino acids
- d. Disaccharides
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52FINAL ROUND Question
- Intrinsic factor is produced in the stomach and
is necessary for the absorption of - a. triglycerides.
- b. fat-soluble vitamins.
- c. vitamin B12.
- d. vitamin C.
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53FINAL ROUND Answer
- Intrinsic factor is produced in the stomach and
is necessary for the absorption of - a. triglycerides.
- b. fat-soluble vitamins.
- c. vitamin B12.
- d. vitamin C.
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