Deck 15: The Digestive System

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Which nutrient requires the least energy expenditure to arrive in the blood stream? <strong>Which nutrient requires the least energy expenditure to arrive in the blood stream?  </strong> A)Fructose B)Glucose C)Amino acids D)Fatty acids and monoglycerides <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)Fructose
B)Glucose
C)Amino acids
D)Fatty acids and monoglycerides
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In the illustration,which organ secretes digestive enzymes and produces hormones? <strong>In the illustration,which organ secretes digestive enzymes and produces hormones?  </strong> A)A B)B C)C D)D <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)A
B)B
C)C
D)D
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What is the name of the process pictured here? <strong>What is the name of the process pictured here?  </strong> A)Digestion B)Absorption C)Peristalsis D)Maceration <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)Digestion
B)Absorption
C)Peristalsis
D)Maceration
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What is the function of salivary amylase?

A)Digest lipids
B)Digest starch
C)Digest sucrose
D)Digest protein
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Where does peristalsis start during deglutition?

A)Mouth
B)Pharynx
C)Esophagus
D)Stomach
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What is the purpose of mixing waves in the stomach?

A)Stimulation of small intestine
B)Initiation of the ejection of digestive enzymes
C)Mixing gastric juices with bolus
D)Reverse peristalsis
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Which macromolecules are digested in the stomach?

A)Carbohydrates
B)Fats
C)Proteins
D)Fats and proteins
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What is the function of structure C? <strong>What is the function of structure C?  </strong> A)Production of enzymes necessary for digestion B)Absorption of water C)Storage of bile D)Absorption of vitamins <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)Production of enzymes necessary for digestion
B)Absorption of water
C)Storage of bile
D)Absorption of vitamins
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The hepatic portal system is composed of blood vessels that bring _________.

A)nutrient-rich blood to the liver for processing
B)oxygen-rich blood to the liver
C)oxygen-poor blood away from the liver
D)bile to the small intestine
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What is the name of structure D? <strong>What is the name of structure D?  </strong> A)Appendix B)Anus C)Transverse colon D)Rectum <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)Appendix
B)Anus
C)Transverse colon
D)Rectum
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A cavity is damage to which region of the tooth?

A)Dentin
B)Enamel
C)Pulp
D)Root
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With what digestive organ are these structures associated? <strong>With what digestive organ are these structures associated?  </strong> A)Tongue B)Liver C)Small intestine D)Pancreas <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)Tongue
B)Liver
C)Small intestine
D)Pancreas
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What is the purpose of the acidic conditions of the stomach?

A)It is necessary to absorb vitamin B₁₂.
B)The acid digests the protein.
C)It activates pepsin and kills microbes.
D)The acid creates small holes called gastric pits, which release the digestive enzymes of the stomach.
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What is the function of structure B? <strong>What is the function of structure B?  </strong> A)Begin digestion of carbohydrates B)Begin digestion of proteins C)Absorption of lipids D)Absorption of proteins <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)Begin digestion of carbohydrates
B)Begin digestion of proteins
C)Absorption of lipids
D)Absorption of proteins
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Which teeth are for piercing and ripping?

A)Incisors
B)Canines
C)Premolars
D)Molars
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Which stage of swallowing is shown here? <strong>Which stage of swallowing is shown here?  </strong> A)Voluntary stage B)Pharyngeal stage C)Esophageal stage D)Pyloric stage <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)Voluntary stage
B)Pharyngeal stage
C)Esophageal stage
D)Pyloric stage
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The ileum is part of which structure?

A)Large intestine
B)Stomach
C)Small intestine
D)Pancreas
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Which layer of the GI tract is responsible for peristalsis?

A)Mucosa
B)Submucosa
C)Muscularis
D)Serosa
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What is the function of structure C? <strong>What is the function of structure C?  </strong> A)Absorption of lipids B)Production of saliva C)Production of enzymes necessary for digestion D)Digestion and absorption of water <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)Absorption of lipids
B)Production of saliva
C)Production of enzymes necessary for digestion
D)Digestion and absorption of water
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What is the name of the structure labeled A? <strong>What is the name of the structure labeled A?  </strong> A)Salivary gland B)Mouth C)Pharynx D)Tongue <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)Salivary gland
B)Mouth
C)Pharynx
D)Tongue
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Most digestion and absorption occurs in the:

A)oral cavity.
B)esophagus.
C)stomach.
D)small intestine.
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Once food passes the lower esophageal sphincter,it cannot reverse and flow backwards.
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The stomach is involved only in chemical digestion.
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During phase B the release of which hormone increases? <strong>During phase B the release of which hormone increases?  </strong> A)CCK B)Secretin C)Gastrin D)Pepsin <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)CCK
B)Secretin
C)Gastrin
D)Pepsin
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The tonsils and MALT are both immune structures associated with the digestive system.
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Some enzymes are free-floating in the fluid of the bolus and chyme,while others are located on the surface of the cells of the small intestine.
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Mesenteries are folds in the abdominal lining that help to secure the digestive organs.
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Where is pepsin produced?

A)Salivary glands
B)Stomach
C)Liver
D)Pancreas
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The intestinal phase of gastric digestion begins when chyme starts to leave the stomach through the pyloric sphincter.
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What is a hydrolase?

A)An enzyme that digests water.
B)A cell that makes hydrochloric acid.
C)An enzyme that digests polymers by inserting water molecules between monomers.
D)A cell that absorbs water in the colon.
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Chemical digestion of carbohydrates takes place:

A)in the mouth.
B)in the stomach.
C)in the small intestine.
D)in the mouth and small intestine.
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The function of Peyers patches is the:

A)production of digestive enzymes.
B)protection from pathogens.
C)absorption of fats.
D)production of hormones.
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Chewing is an example of:

A)mechanical digestion.
B)chemical digestion.
C)enzymatic digestion.
D)peristalsis.
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If we don't eat,we can break down glycogen and convert fats and proteins into glucose to maintain blood sugar levels.
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What is the substrate for trypsin?

A)Starch
B)Proteins
C)Triglycerides
D)Lipids
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The portion of the large intestine just before the rectum is the:

A)sigmoid colon.
B)anus.
C)cecum.
D)appendix.
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Cows feed on grass which humans can't digest and therefore expand the food supply.
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In the diagram,the arrow is pointing at the: <strong>In the diagram,the arrow is pointing at the:  </strong> A)rugae sphincter. B)duodenal sphincter. C)esophageal sphincter. D)pyloric sphincter. <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)rugae sphincter.
B)duodenal sphincter.
C)esophageal sphincter.
D)pyloric sphincter.
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Which nutrient must be converted into a chylomicron prior to being absorbed?

A)Triglycerides
B)Glucose
C)Starch
D)Amino acids
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What kind of enzyme is shown in this picture? <strong>What kind of enzyme is shown in this picture?  </strong> A)Hepatocyte B)Synthatase C)Hydrolase D)Synthase <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)Hepatocyte
B)Synthatase
C)Hydrolase
D)Synthase
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E.coli is not normally found in the digestive system; it is only found when a person has acquired food poisoning from eating tainted food.
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All digestive enzymes work best at pH 7.
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All digestive enzymes except for two,act in the small intestine.
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Mechanical digestion alters chemical bonds.
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Deck 15: The Digestive System
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Which nutrient requires the least energy expenditure to arrive in the blood stream? <strong>Which nutrient requires the least energy expenditure to arrive in the blood stream?  </strong> A)Fructose B)Glucose C)Amino acids D)Fatty acids and monoglycerides

A)Fructose
B)Glucose
C)Amino acids
D)Fatty acids and monoglycerides
A
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In the illustration,which organ secretes digestive enzymes and produces hormones? <strong>In the illustration,which organ secretes digestive enzymes and produces hormones?  </strong> A)A B)B C)C D)D

A)A
B)B
C)C
D)D
B
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What is the name of the process pictured here? <strong>What is the name of the process pictured here?  </strong> A)Digestion B)Absorption C)Peristalsis D)Maceration

A)Digestion
B)Absorption
C)Peristalsis
D)Maceration
C
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What is the function of salivary amylase?

A)Digest lipids
B)Digest starch
C)Digest sucrose
D)Digest protein
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Where does peristalsis start during deglutition?

A)Mouth
B)Pharynx
C)Esophagus
D)Stomach
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What is the purpose of mixing waves in the stomach?

A)Stimulation of small intestine
B)Initiation of the ejection of digestive enzymes
C)Mixing gastric juices with bolus
D)Reverse peristalsis
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Which macromolecules are digested in the stomach?

A)Carbohydrates
B)Fats
C)Proteins
D)Fats and proteins
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What is the function of structure C? <strong>What is the function of structure C?  </strong> A)Production of enzymes necessary for digestion B)Absorption of water C)Storage of bile D)Absorption of vitamins

A)Production of enzymes necessary for digestion
B)Absorption of water
C)Storage of bile
D)Absorption of vitamins
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The hepatic portal system is composed of blood vessels that bring _________.

A)nutrient-rich blood to the liver for processing
B)oxygen-rich blood to the liver
C)oxygen-poor blood away from the liver
D)bile to the small intestine
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What is the name of structure D? <strong>What is the name of structure D?  </strong> A)Appendix B)Anus C)Transverse colon D)Rectum

A)Appendix
B)Anus
C)Transverse colon
D)Rectum
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A cavity is damage to which region of the tooth?

A)Dentin
B)Enamel
C)Pulp
D)Root
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With what digestive organ are these structures associated? <strong>With what digestive organ are these structures associated?  </strong> A)Tongue B)Liver C)Small intestine D)Pancreas

A)Tongue
B)Liver
C)Small intestine
D)Pancreas
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What is the purpose of the acidic conditions of the stomach?

A)It is necessary to absorb vitamin B₁₂.
B)The acid digests the protein.
C)It activates pepsin and kills microbes.
D)The acid creates small holes called gastric pits, which release the digestive enzymes of the stomach.
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What is the function of structure B? <strong>What is the function of structure B?  </strong> A)Begin digestion of carbohydrates B)Begin digestion of proteins C)Absorption of lipids D)Absorption of proteins

A)Begin digestion of carbohydrates
B)Begin digestion of proteins
C)Absorption of lipids
D)Absorption of proteins
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Which teeth are for piercing and ripping?

A)Incisors
B)Canines
C)Premolars
D)Molars
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Which stage of swallowing is shown here? <strong>Which stage of swallowing is shown here?  </strong> A)Voluntary stage B)Pharyngeal stage C)Esophageal stage D)Pyloric stage

A)Voluntary stage
B)Pharyngeal stage
C)Esophageal stage
D)Pyloric stage
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The ileum is part of which structure?

A)Large intestine
B)Stomach
C)Small intestine
D)Pancreas
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Which layer of the GI tract is responsible for peristalsis?

A)Mucosa
B)Submucosa
C)Muscularis
D)Serosa
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What is the function of structure C? <strong>What is the function of structure C?  </strong> A)Absorption of lipids B)Production of saliva C)Production of enzymes necessary for digestion D)Digestion and absorption of water

A)Absorption of lipids
B)Production of saliva
C)Production of enzymes necessary for digestion
D)Digestion and absorption of water
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What is the name of the structure labeled A? <strong>What is the name of the structure labeled A?  </strong> A)Salivary gland B)Mouth C)Pharynx D)Tongue

A)Salivary gland
B)Mouth
C)Pharynx
D)Tongue
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Most digestion and absorption occurs in the:

A)oral cavity.
B)esophagus.
C)stomach.
D)small intestine.
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Once food passes the lower esophageal sphincter,it cannot reverse and flow backwards.
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The stomach is involved only in chemical digestion.
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During phase B the release of which hormone increases? <strong>During phase B the release of which hormone increases?  </strong> A)CCK B)Secretin C)Gastrin D)Pepsin

A)CCK
B)Secretin
C)Gastrin
D)Pepsin
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The tonsils and MALT are both immune structures associated with the digestive system.
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Some enzymes are free-floating in the fluid of the bolus and chyme,while others are located on the surface of the cells of the small intestine.
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Mesenteries are folds in the abdominal lining that help to secure the digestive organs.
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Where is pepsin produced?

A)Salivary glands
B)Stomach
C)Liver
D)Pancreas
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The intestinal phase of gastric digestion begins when chyme starts to leave the stomach through the pyloric sphincter.
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30
What is a hydrolase?

A)An enzyme that digests water.
B)A cell that makes hydrochloric acid.
C)An enzyme that digests polymers by inserting water molecules between monomers.
D)A cell that absorbs water in the colon.
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Chemical digestion of carbohydrates takes place:

A)in the mouth.
B)in the stomach.
C)in the small intestine.
D)in the mouth and small intestine.
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The function of Peyers patches is the:

A)production of digestive enzymes.
B)protection from pathogens.
C)absorption of fats.
D)production of hormones.
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Chewing is an example of:

A)mechanical digestion.
B)chemical digestion.
C)enzymatic digestion.
D)peristalsis.
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If we don't eat,we can break down glycogen and convert fats and proteins into glucose to maintain blood sugar levels.
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What is the substrate for trypsin?

A)Starch
B)Proteins
C)Triglycerides
D)Lipids
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The portion of the large intestine just before the rectum is the:

A)sigmoid colon.
B)anus.
C)cecum.
D)appendix.
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Cows feed on grass which humans can't digest and therefore expand the food supply.
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38
In the diagram,the arrow is pointing at the: <strong>In the diagram,the arrow is pointing at the:  </strong> A)rugae sphincter. B)duodenal sphincter. C)esophageal sphincter. D)pyloric sphincter.

A)rugae sphincter.
B)duodenal sphincter.
C)esophageal sphincter.
D)pyloric sphincter.
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Which nutrient must be converted into a chylomicron prior to being absorbed?

A)Triglycerides
B)Glucose
C)Starch
D)Amino acids
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What kind of enzyme is shown in this picture? <strong>What kind of enzyme is shown in this picture?  </strong> A)Hepatocyte B)Synthatase C)Hydrolase D)Synthase

A)Hepatocyte
B)Synthatase
C)Hydrolase
D)Synthase
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E.coli is not normally found in the digestive system; it is only found when a person has acquired food poisoning from eating tainted food.
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All digestive enzymes work best at pH 7.
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All digestive enzymes except for two,act in the small intestine.
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Mechanical digestion alters chemical bonds.
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