longitudinal muscle. a. rugae b. circular folds c. tenia coli d. haustra
There is___ml of saliva made each day.
a. 100 ml b. 1000 ml c. 3000 ml
Problems swallowing is _ a. malocclusion b. dysphagia
The largest salivary gland is the _.
a. sublingual b. submandibular c. parotid
The _ sphincter allows about 1/2
teaspoon of chyme through. a. upper esophageal b. pyloric The _ is retroperitoneal. a. spleen b. pancreas c. liver
The majority of peptic ulcers are due
to a. stress b. smoking c. bacteria
With aging or pregnancy, the fundus of
the stomach may herniate. This is a(an) hiatal hernia/ inguinal hernia
The chief cells of the stomach
produce_ a. HCl b. mucus c. pepsinogen
The___omentum anchors the stomach to
the liver. lesser/ greater
The pH in the stomach is
a. 2 b. 5 c. 6.8
Gastrectomy causes anemia because___
a.the chief cells are no longer there b. the parietal cells are no longer there
Intrinsic factor is necessary for absorbing
a. Vit K from colon b. Vit B 12 from ileum
The _ reflex occurs when chyme
enters the intestine and stops release of gastric enzymes and HCL. a. gastroileal b. orthocolic c. enterogastric The duodenocolic reflex occurs when chyme enters the duodenum causing increased peristalsis in the______. a. jejunum b. ileum c. colon
The X cranial nerve is the a.
glossopharyngeal A vagotomy is to _ release of gastric enzymes and HCl. curdles milk in babies. a. gastrin is released when fat enters the duodenum. a. gastrin b. rennin c. cholecystokinin d. secretin acts on the gall bladder. a. gastrin b. rennin c. cholecystokinin breaks down starches. a. pepsin b. trypsin c. amylase d. lipase _ is released from the pancreas and becomes activated and breaks down proteins. a. trypsinogen b. glycogen c. glucagon d. insulin To check for stomach ulcers, use a. endotoscope b. gi camera c. sigmoidoscope Epithelium in intestine undergoes apoptosis every _ a. 6 days b. 6 weeks c. 6 months The covering right around the liver is the _ b. parietal pleura b. visceral peritoneum A _ cell makes mucus in its Golgi apparatus. Liver disease (cirrhosis) can cause _ _ are located on the apical surface of cells in the ileum. The lining of the esophagus is made up of _ epithelium. a. simple columnar b. simple cuboidal c. transitional The ascending colon is lined with _ epithelium. a. simple cuboidal b. stratified squamous c. simple columnar The liver contains connective tissue. a. dense regular b. dense irregular Often is used for removing the gallbladder. a. endotoscope b. gastroscope c. arthroscopy The liver is located in the _ region. a. right hypochondriac Kupffer cells are _ a. fibroblasts Lack of vitamin C would cause _ a.gingivitis and loosened teeth is released from the pancreas to increase blood sugar levels. c. glycogen b. glucagon c. glycerol 41. Ketones are found in urine of someone with uncontrolled diabetes mellitus. Bile salts contain a. collagen b. cholesterol Bicarbonate to neutralize chyme comes from _ a. Brunner's glands b. pancreas c. bile d. all of these With regional ileitis, the person will not be able to make mature RBCs because they can't a. make intrinsic factor b. absorb Vit B 12 Chylomicrons are transported in the _ a. hepatic portal vein Chylomicrons are lipids wrapped in _ proteins. a. hydrophobic Lactose is absorbed through microvilli of intestine. a. true b. false Circular folds are in the a. stomach b. duodenum c. cecum With celiac disease, the villi are damaged and disappear. a. true Saliva contains a. trypsin b. pepsin c. amylase The _ duct and the pancreatic duct empty at the hepatopancreatic sphincter. b. common hepatic b. cystic c. common bile breaks down proteins in stomach. a. pepsin In parasympathetic mode, % of the blood goes to the liver. The collects blood from the liver and takes it to the inferior vena cava. a. hepatic artery b. hepatic portal vein c. hepatic vein 55. The intestinal crypts are in the _ a. stomach b. small intestine c. large intestine Villi are found in the large intestine. a. true b. false The duct drains the gall bladder. a. cystic b. common hepatic c. common bile _ is the term for gallstones. a. cholecystitis b. cholelithiasis c. cholecystectomy The gall bladder is lined with simple columnar epithelium with microvilli to absorb water out and concentrate the bile. a. true b. false Lacteals are part of the _ system. · a. blood b. lymphatic The mesentery are anchored at the level of a. Tl2 b. L2 c. L4 An endocrine secretion from the pancreas is a. bicarbonate b. in.Sulin A person with ulcerative colitis may have a (an) done to correct it. a. cholecystectomy b. vagotomy c. ileoanal anastamosis Vomiting "coffee grounds" would indicate b. ruptured esophageal varices b. perforated peptic ulcer Black tarry stool indicates _a. cancer in the colon Bright red blood in vomit indicates a. perforated peptic ulcer Which of these would have bright red blood in the stool? a. perforated peptic ulcer b.ruptured esophageal varices c. hemorrhoids Ifa gallstone blocks the hepatopancreatic sphincter, _ may be activated in the pancreas and cause · pancreatitis. a. rennin b. gastrin c. trypsinogen d. secretin To decrease stomach secretions, a · is performed c. vagotomy b. cholecystectomy c. appendectomy The pancreas is located in the a. RUQ b. LUQ c. RLQ d. LLQ _ are growths into the lumen of the intestine. a. polyps b. diverticuli _ liters of fluid are released into the intestine each day. a. 1 b. 4 of bile is made per day. a. 100 ml Glucagon acts on the _ to break down glycogen. The breakdown of proteins to create glucose is The hepatopancreatic sphincter opens into the