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GI Systems: Components of Stomach, Small and Large intestine


GI Systems: Components of Stomach, Small and Large intestineVersión en línea M/C for studying BMSC 208 por Ervine Santiago 1 which of the following is NOT a primary function of the stomach a Absorption of most nutrients b Storage c Digestion d Protection 2 The stomach regulates the passage of food into the: a Esophagus b Colon c Duodennum d Rectum 3 The semi-liquid mixture formed in the stomach is called: a Chyme b Bolus c Plasma d Lymph 4 Gastric Digestion primarily targets: a Proteins and fats b Carbs c Vitamins d Minerals 5 The acidic environment of the stomach primarily serves to: a Destroy pathogens b Absorb nutrients c Neutralize enzymes d Store bile 6 Salivary Amylase continues to function in the stomach: a until mixed with gastric huice b Indefinitely c only in the duodenum d only in the mouth 7 Food remain in the fondus for how long: a 10 min b 30 min c 1 hour d 3 hours 8 food mixing with gastric juice results: hint: activates lingual lipase a Activation of salivary amylase b Inactivation of salivary amilase c Increased starch digestion d Neutral pH 9 Lingual Lipase activated in the: a Mouth b Esophasgus c Stomach d Small intestine 10 Gastric Lipase is secreted by: a Parietal cells b Gastric Chief Cells c G cells d ECL cells 11 Gastric and Lingual Lipase together digest approximately what % of fat digestion without the action of bile: a 10 b 20 c 30 d 50 12 Parietal Cells Secret Hydrogen ions and intrinsic Factor: a True b False 13 Proton pump in parietal cells is powered by: H/K ATPase: a True b False 14 with the proton pump is H + actively transported and Cl- diffuse into the lumen: a True b False 15 which Neurotransmitters stimulate HCl secretion by the parietal cells: a Dopamine b ACh, Gastrin, histamine c Serotonin d GABA 16 The stimulants for HCL are secreted/released by: a ACh released by parasymptahteitc neurons, b Gastrin secrected by G cells from stomach, c Histamine(H2 receptors) released by ECL cells d all of the above 17 HCL helps digestion by: a partially denature proteins b neutralizing enzymes c Stimualte secretion of hormones: to promote bile and pancreatic juice flow d A and C 18 How is pepsin (protein digesting enzyme in the stomach) secreted and converted from a Secreted by chief cells in the stomach b secreted by Parietal Cells in the stomach c converted from the form of pepsinogen (Zymogen) d A and C 19 Gastric Emptying refers to Chyme reaching the pylorus, and DOE NOT force 3 ml of chyme into the duodenum a True b False 20 Small intestine and Pancreatic Function: Arrival of chyme in the duodenum stimulates and contracts what: Choose one or more answers a Salivary secretion b contraction of gall bladder to relase bile c contraction of pancreas to relase insulin d pancreatic and dudenal secretion 21 Pancreatic juice is secreted into the duodenum and consists of: a Sodium Bicarbonate- to neutralize acid b Pancreatic Amylase- Digest carbs c Protein enzymes ex) Carboxypeptidase, chrmyotrypsin d Pancreatic Lipase: digest fats e ALl of the above 22 Peptic Ulcers (group of ulcerative disorders) occur due to exposure of GI tract to: a Bile salts b Acid Pepsin Secretion c enzymes only d Bacteria only 23 What are the forms of peptic Ulcers: a Helicobacter pylori positive b NSAID induced c Stress Ulcers d All of the above 24 What is Helicobacter Pylori positive a gram postive, not chronic, does not affect stomach and duodenum, symptomatic b Gram negative, chronic, affects stomach/ duodenum, asymptomatic 25 NSAID induced ulcers are caused by: reduction of prostaglandin levels to induce increase in gastric acid/mucus secretion and reduction in pancreatic bicarbonate a True b False 26 Large intestine: What is the major secretion product a Enzymes b Acid from stomach c Mucus from goblet cells d Bile from Liver 27 What does the large intestine absorb: a Electrolytes b Vitamin K produced by bacteria in the colon c Vitamin B from injestion d water

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which of the following is NOT a primary function of the stomach

The stomach regulates the passage of food into the:

The semi-liquid mixture formed in the stomach is called:

Gastric Digestion primarily targets:

The acidic environment of the stomach primarily serves to:

Salivary Amylase continues to function in the stomach:

Food remain in the fondus for how long:

food mixing with gastric juice results: hint: activates lingual lipase

Lingual Lipase activated in the:

Gastric Lipase is secreted by:

Gastric and Lingual Lipase together digest approximately what % of fat digestion without the action of bile:

Parietal Cells Secret Hydrogen ions and intrinsic Factor:

Proton pump in parietal cells is powered by: H/K ATPase:

with the proton pump is H + actively transported and Cl- diffuse into the lumen:

which Neurotransmitters stimulate HCl secretion by the parietal cells:

The stimulants for HCL are secreted/released by:

HCL helps digestion by:

How is pepsin (protein digesting enzyme in the stomach) secreted and converted from

Gastric Emptying refers to Chyme reaching the pylorus, and DOE NOT force 3 ml of chyme into the duodenum

Small intestine and Pancreatic Function: Arrival of chyme in the duodenum stimulates and contracts what:

Pancreatic juice is secreted into the duodenum and consists of:

Peptic Ulcers (group of ulcerative disorders) occur due to exposure of GI tract to:

What are the forms of peptic Ulcers:

What is Helicobacter Pylori positive

NSAID induced ulcers are caused by: reduction of prostaglandin levels to induce increase in gastric acid/mucus secretion and reduction in pancreatic bicarbonate

Large intestine: What is the major secretion product

What does the large intestine absorb: