Digestive Test Review Flashcards

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1
Q

Digestive enzymes are made of

A

protein

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2
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the teeth and tongue help to chemically digest food. torf

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false. They mechanically digest food

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3
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a patient complaint of a turning sensation in his chest. This was found to be caused by gastric juice in the esophagus. The structure most likely to be malfunctioning is the

A

cardiac sphincter

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4
Q

There are 7 sphincters along the length of the digestive tract. The lower esophageal sphincter is also known as the blank sphincter

A

cardiac

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5
Q

Lacteals primarily absorb

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lipids

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6
Q

in the mouth, starch gets chemically digested into

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maltose

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7
Q

Products of the liver include:

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glucagon, bile, urea

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8
Q

Amylase is produced by

A

salivary gland and pancreas

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9
Q

which organelles are found in greater amounts in a cell that produces digestive enzymes?

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Golgi apparatus and rough ER

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10
Q

An animal that is fed a diet of carbs and vitamins would become very unhealthy because

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essential amino acids are needed to make enzymes

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11
Q

what substance released via the common bile duct, would work to increase the pH of the chyme entering the duodenum from the stomach?

A

bicarbonate

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12
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protein digestion occurs in the

A

stomach and small intestine

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13
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what is not true of hydrochloric acid?

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it has a pH of approx 8

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14
Q

water is primarily absorbed by the

A

colon

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15
Q

what combination is most likely to result in digestion at body temperature?

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fat, bile, sodium, bicarbonate and lipase

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16
Q

a person who had his/her gallbladder removed should avoid eating

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fatty meat and dairy products

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17
Q

if the pancreatic duct were temporarily blocked, which condition would likely arise?

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enzyme concentration in the duodenum would decrease

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18
Q

what is not a component of gastric juice?

A

amylase

19
Q

Nutrients are transported from thermal intestine to the liver by:

A

hepatic portal vein

20
Q

which region of the small intestine is where most of the final digestion of food occurs? the other region functions more fo the absorption of nutrients

A

duodenum

21
Q

E. coli and other bacteria in the large intestine are important because

A

they produce vitamins

22
Q

peristalsis does not occur in the

A

anus

23
Q

which organs have ‘storage of a substance’ as part of their function?

A

gallbladder, stomach, rectum

24
Q

how many sphincter muscles are located along the length of the digestive tract between the mouth and the anus?

A

4

25
Q

Which hormone would be released a short time after you consumed a can of Coke?

A

Insulin

26
Q

Rhythmic muscle contractions which move food along the digestive tract

A

peristalsis

27
Q

a flap which covers the trachea during swallowing

A

epiglottis

28
Q

the region where the mouth, nasal cavity, and top of the esophagus meet

A

pharynx

29
Q

a chewed piece of food which is ready to be swallowed

A

bolus

30
Q

a conniption characterized by dry, hard faces which is difficult to eliminate from the body

A

constipation

31
Q

a condition caused by bacterial infection, in which the lining of the stomach has thinned, leading to damage to the stomach wall

A

ulcer

32
Q

the inactive form of a particular enzyme

A

trypsinogen

33
Q

a substance which protects the stomach walls from chemical damage

A

mucus

34
Q

this substance is needed for the active transport of nutrients during absorption

A

ATP

35
Q

these structures contain both capillaries and lacteals

A

villi

36
Q

bile aids the digestion of certain nutrients by improvising this characteristic

A

surface area

37
Q

I’m green, made somewhere but stored somewhere else. Myh byproducts give faces their brown colouration

A

bile

38
Q

allows pancreatic juice to enter the digestive tract

A

common bile duct

39
Q

aka fibre

A

cellulose

40
Q

this may occur when your body senses a potential infection and tries to rid your digestive system of its contents

A

diarrhea

41
Q

the mix of food and digestive substances leaving the stomach

A

chyme

42
Q

if you consume more glucose than your body currently needs, it will be stored as this substance in the liver

A

glycogen

43
Q

the complimentary effects of insulin and glucagon produces this

A

homeostasis