Chapter 45: Problem 4
The esophagus, crop, gizzard, and intestine are found in: a. birds and mammals. b. insects and mammals. c. flatworms and birds. d. earthworms and birds. e. sponges and cnidarians.
Chapter 45: Problem 4
The esophagus, crop, gizzard, and intestine are found in: a. birds and mammals. b. insects and mammals. c. flatworms and birds. d. earthworms and birds. e. sponges and cnidarians.
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Get started for freeRequired molecules that animals cannot synthesize are called: a. nutrients. b. essential nutrients. c. enzymes. d. proteins. e. carbohydrates.
If the fat in whole milk is ingested: a. the stomach, with its high pH, will stimulate cells of the duodenum to hasten stomach emptying. b. parietal cells in the stomach will absorb it. c. in the small intestine, bile salts emulsify the fats and then lipase hydrolyzes them. d. lactase deficiency in the small intestine would prevent its digestion. e. microvilli will absorb the fat in the form of chylomicrons directly into the blood of the hepatic portal vein.
An example of a digestive specialization is seen in: a. the long intestines characteristic of herbivores. b. the incisors being the dominant teeth in wolves. c. the canine teeth being the dominant teeth in deer. d. salivary lipase being made by humans. e. cellulose being made by humans.
The liver's role in digestion is to: a. synthesize aminopeptidase and dipeptidase to digest polypeptides. b. synthesize lipase to form free fatty acids. c. secrete trypsin to break the bonds in polypeptides. d. secrete bile and bicarbonate ions to help emulsify fats. e. store bile between meals.
Which of the following best describes regulation of digestion? a. GIP inhibits insulin release from the pancreas. b. Gastrin stimulates pancreatic secretion of \(\mathrm{HCl}\) and pepsinogen. c. Secretin stimulates gastric emptying into the duodenum. d. CCK stimulates gastric activity to activate the duodenum. e. Leptin binds different hypothalamic receptors to stimulate or inhibit appetite.
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