5 Written Questions

1. pancreatic lapases, glycerol, fatty acids, monoglycerides
2. decreases contraction of the antrum
3. trypsinogen
4. ileus, inhibition of perstalsis
5. duodenum, cholecystokinin (CCK), intestinal motility

5 Matching Questions

1. glucose absorbed from the GI tract may be stored in the liver as ______ through a process called ______
2. amylase is secreted into the lumen of the duodenum from the pancreas to convert ______ into _____
3. gastrin stimulates _______ and also inhibits muscle activity of fundus, so it relaxes
4. _____ from the liver's _____ combine w/ fats in the duodenum
5. stomach pH is _____

1. a glycogen, glycogenesis
2. b 2-3
3. c HCI production
4. d bile acids, bile ducts
5. e polysaccharides, disaccharides

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. mucous, mucus
   1. _____ surrounds the pulp and is more dense than bone
   2. the oral cavity is also called the _____
   3. the ______ are gastric glands in the monogastric stomach that contain ______
   4. ____ are gastric glands that produce a protective _______
2. hydrogen, chloride ions, HCI
   1. the large intestine functions to recover _____ and _____ and to store _____
   2. each villus has a _____, known as ______
   3. the horse has a very developed _____, as do _____ and _____
   4. parietal (oxyntic) cells secrete ______ and ____ to form ____
3. enterogastric reflex
   1. what hormone is released by the duodenum in response to increased stomach acid?
   2. as intestines distend or acidity in duodenum increases, stomach contractions are inhibited and delay gastric emptying. what is this called?
   3. what type of lining is in the reticulum to increase surface area for absorption?
   4. _____ surrounds the opening in the monogastric stomach from the esophagus
4. gastrin
   1. ______ refers to gum tissue
   2. what part is known as the true stomach?
   3. the oral cavity is lined w/ _____
   4. _____ release is inhibited when pH is below 3
5. maintains tone to reduce reflux of stomach acid into the esophagus
   1. what does the cardia in the monogastric stomach do?
   2. what is the pylorus in the monogastric stomach?
   3. what is the exocrine function?
   4. what does cholecystokinin (CCK) do?

5 True/False Questions

1. where is the lingual salivary gland located? → ventral to the base of the tongue

   True        False

2. what hormone is released by the duodenum in response to increased stomach acid? → secretin

   True        False

3. _____ merge to form the bile ducts; bile ducts merge to form the ____ which combines w/ the _____ in some species to lead to the gall bladder where bile acids are stored → pancreatic lapases, glycerol, fatty acids, monoglycerides

   True        False

4. what three disaccharides are found in the cell membranes of the villi? → rumen, reticulum, omasum, abomasum

   True        False

5. ______ refers to gum tissue → gingiva

   True        False