Digestive System Clicker Review!

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Digestive System Clicker Review!
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DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
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• What do proteases digest?
• 1) carbohydrates
• 2) lipids
• 3) nucleic acids
• 4) proteins

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• Where is bile produced?
• 1) gallbladder
• 2) pancreas
• 3) stomach
• 4) liver

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• What is the main function of the large intestine?
• 1) absorb fats lipids
• 2) absorb water
• 3) absorb proteins
• 4) digest carbohydrates

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• The appendix is an extension of the?
• 1) large intestine
• 2) small intestine
• 3) pancreas
• 4) gallbladder

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• Where does mechanical digestion begin?
• 1) pharynx
• 2) esophagus
• 3) mouth
• 4) stomach

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• Where does chemical digestion of PROTEINS begin?
• 1) mouth
• 2) small intestine
• 3) stomach
• 4) esophagus

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• Where does chemical digestion of carbohydrates
  begin?
• 1) mouth
• 2) small intestine
• 3) stomach
• 4) esophagus

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• Where does chemical digestion of lipids begin?
• 1) mouth
• 2) small intestine
• 3) stomach
• 4) esophagus

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• What is the function of the epiglottis?
• 1) stabilize the glottis
• 2) keep air from entering the esophagus
• 3) keep food from entering the trachea
• 4) vibrates to produce sound

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• What is the primary function of the small
  intestine?
• 1) absorb water
• 2) synthesize functional polymers
• 3) hydrolyze absorb monomers
• 4) move food along to the large intestine

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• What is the name of the structure that food
  passes through from the stomach to the small
  intestine?
• 1) sphincter
• 2) chyme
• 3) stomach duct
• 4) duodenum

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• What is the function of the gallbladder?
• 1) produce bile
• 2) produce secrete bile
• 3) store secrete bile
• 4) produce, secrete, store digestive enzymes

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• What is the name of the mashed up food leaving
  the stomach?
• 1) chyme
• 2) bolus
• 3) feces
• 4) bile

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• What structure increases surface area of the
  small intestine
• 1) lacteal
• 2) ileum
• 3) villi
• 4) pancreatic duct

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• What term means rhythmic waves that move along
  the alimentary canal that move food/chyme along?
• 1) rugae
• 2) peristalsis
• 3) secretin
• 4) bolus

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• If you have Celiac disease, why cant you eat
  wheat, rye, or barley?
• 1) they contain sugar
• 2) they contain lactose
• 3) they contain corn
• 4) they contain gluten

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• Which of the following is/are true about ulcers?
• 1) they are located in your stomach or small
  intestine
• 2) they are aggravated by acidic foods/drinks
• 3) they can be caused by a bacteria
• 4) All of the above are true
• 5) Only 2 and 3
• 6) Only 1 and 3

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• What protects the stomach against being digested?
• 1) HCl
• 2) pepsin
• 3) chief cells
• 4) mucus

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• What is the function of pancreatic lipase?
• 1) hydrolyze glycerol
• 2) hydrolyze fats
• 3) hydrolyze proteins
• 4) hydrolyze glycogen

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• What is contained in saliva?
• 1) nucelase
• 2) amylase
• 3) mucin
• 4) 1, 2, and 3
• 5) 2 and 3
• 6) 1 and 3

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• What do gastric pit cells produce?
• 1) mucin
• 2) bile salts
• 3) pepsinogen
• 4) pepsin

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• Fat components/molecules pass from the lumen of
  the small intestine into what structure?
• 1) large intestine
• 2) capillaries/blood vessels
• 3) pyloric sphincter
• 4) lacteal

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• Monomers that have been absorbed into capillaries
  from the small intestine go to what organ?
• 1) kidney
• 2) liver
• 3) heart
• 4) rectum