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UNIT 8: Digestive & Excretory System Clicker Review!. DIGESTIVE SYSTEM. What do proteolytic enzymes digest? 1) carbohydrates 2) lipids 3) nucleic acids 4) proteins. Where is bile produced? 1) gallbladder 2) pancreas 3) stomach 4) liver.
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What do proteolytic enzymes digest? 1) carbohydrates 2) lipids 3) nucleic acids 4) proteins
Where is bile produced? 1) gallbladder 2) pancreas 3) stomach 4) liver
What is the main function of the large intestine? 1) absorb fats &lipids 2) absorb water 3) absorb proteins 4) digest carbohydrates
The appendix is an extension of the? 1) cecum 2) ileum 3) transverse colon 4) sigmoid colon
Which of the following is NOT part of the large intestine? 1) sigmoid colon 2) ascending colon 3) descending colon 4) rectum
Where does mechanical digestion begin? 1) pharynx 2) esophagus 3) mouth 4) stomach
Where does chemical digestion of PROTEINS begin? 1) mouth 2) small intestine 3) stomach 4) esophagus
Where does chemical digestion of carbohydrates begin? 1) mouth 2) small intestine 3) stomach 4) esophagus
Where does chemical digestion of lipids begin? 1) mouth 2) small intestine 3) stomach 4) esophagus
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
What is the name of the sphincter that food passes through from the stomach to the small intestine? 1) pyloric 2) cardiac 3) anal 4) esophageal
What are gallstones? 1) cystallized lipids 2) cystallized protein 3) cystallized cholesterol 4) cystallized bile salt
What is the name of the mashed up food leaving the stomach? 1) chyme 2) bolus 3) feces 4) bile
What structure increases surface area of the small intestine 1) lacteal 2) ileum 3) villi 4) pancreatic duct
What term means “rhythmic waves that move along the alimentary canal that move food/chyme along?” 1) rugae 2) peristalsis 3) secretin 4) bolus
If you have Celiac disease, why can’t you eat wheat, rye, or barley? 1) they contain sugar 2) they contain lactose 3) they contain corn 4) they contain gluten
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
What protects the stomach against being digested? 1) HCl 2) pepsin 3) chief cells 4) mucus
What does secretin, which is released from the wall of the small intestines, cause the pancreas to release? 1) digestive enzymes 2) bile 3) bicarbonate ions/solution 4) insulin
Which salivary gland is the “gleeker?” 1) parotid 2) submandibular 3) sublingual 4) there’s no such thing as a “gleek”
What do parietal cells produce? 1) Mucus 2) HCl 3) pepsinogen 4) pepsin
What is the functional unit responsible for filtration and concentration of urine? 1) kidney 2) ureter 3) nephron 4) bladder
What makes up the glomerulus? 1) venules 2) arterioles 3) arteries 4) capillaries
What is the name of the indicated structure? 1) proximal tubule 2) distal tubule 3) Loop of Henle 4) Bowman’s capsule
What is the name of the indicated structure? 1) proximal tubule 2) distal tubule 3) Loop of Henle 4) Bowman’s capsule
What is the name of the indicated structure? 1) proximal tubule 2) distal tubule 3) Loop of Henle 4) Bowman’s capsule
The inner/deep part of the kidney (not the urine collecting part) is called the…? 1) cortex 2) pelvis 3) medulla 4) ureter
If the osmolarity (concentration) of your blood decreases, what happens? 1) urine is more concentrated 2) you become thirsty 3) urine is more dilute 4) nothing happens 5) Both 1 and 2
What are the 3 nephron processes in order? 1) filtration, reabsorption, secretion 2) reabsorption, secretion, filtration 3) secretion, filtration, reabsorption 4) secretion, reabsorption, filtration
What passes urine to the renal pelvis? 1) ureter 2) urethra 3) bladder 4) collecting duct
What is the most prevalent substance (solute) in urine? 1) water 2) glucose 3) urea 4) NaCl (salt)
Which of these other things are NOT normally found in urine? 1) excess Vitamin C 2) metabolized medicines you’ve taken 3) glucose 4) water
1 2 3 • In which part of the nephron would you find the most concentrated (and smallest volume) of urine? 5 4