Git And Liver MCQs

Option A: Liver

Option B: Stomach

Option C: Pancreas

Option D: Duodenum

Correct Answer: Stomach ✔

Option A: Above and below the food bolus

Option B: Lateral and medial to food bolus

Option C: Dorsal and ventral to food bolus

Option D: None of the above

Correct Answer: Above and below the food bolus ✔

Option A: Intrinsic factor

Option B: Secretin

Option C: Motilin

Option D: GIP

Correct Answer: Intrinsic factor ✔

Option A: neutralize the acid from the stomach

Option B: increase secretion of bicarbonates by pancreas

Option C: decrease gastric secretion

Option D: Cause contraction of pyloric sphincter

Correct Answer: Cause contraction of pyloric sphincter ✔

Option A: Chymotrypsinogen

Option B: Pepsinogen

Option C: Proelastase

Option D: Procolipase

Correct Answer: Pepsinogen ✔

Option A: Gastric juice

Option B: Pancreatic juice

Option C: Bile in gall bladder

Option D: Saliva

Correct Answer: Pancreatic juice ✔

Option A: Bile flow from liver

Option B: Pancreatic secretion of bicarbonate

Option C: Cephalic phase of gastric secretion

Option D: Mucous secretion from the Brunner’s glands

Correct Answer: Cephalic phase of gastric secretion ✔

Option A: Duodenum

Option B: Pancreas

Option C: Liver

Option D: Stomach

Correct Answer: Duodenum ✔

Option A: Preperistalitic intestinal secretion

Option B: Mecharical distension

Option C: Simultaneous action of circular and longitudinal muscles

Option D: Extrinsic nervous influence

Correct Answer: Mecharical distension ✔

Option A: Glucose & fructose

Option B: Ribose & mannose

Option C: Ribose & xylulos

Option D: Xylulose & fructose

Correct Answer: Glucose & fructose ✔

Option A: Neuro hormones

Option B: Vagus

Option C: Hormones

Option D: Gastric

Correct Answer: Vagus ✔

Option A: Dilattion of intestine

Option B: Acid chyme

Option C: Protein

Option D: Fat

Correct Answer: Acid chyme ✔

Option A: Contraction of the gallbladder

Option B: Increase concentration of bile

Option C: Increase secretion of bile

Option D: Favours acidification of bile

Correct Answer: Contraction of the gallbladder ✔

Option A: Myentric plexus

Option B: Meissners plexus

Option C: Vagus nerve

Option D: Parasympathetic

Correct Answer: Myentric plexus ✔

Option A: Fundic glands

Option B: Pyloric glands

Option C: Gastric glands

Option D: Brunner’s glands

Correct Answer: Fundic glands ✔

Option A: Stomach

Option B: Pancrease

Option C: Parotid

Option D: Gall bladder

Correct Answer: Parotid ✔

Option A: Enterokinase

Option B: Low pH

Option C: Trypsin

Option D: Chymotrypsin

Correct Answer: Low pH ✔

Option A: Is a reflex mechanism

Option B: Vocal cords are closed

Option C: Is a voluntary mechanism

Option D: A and B

Correct Answer: A and B ✔

Option A: The gall bladder

Option B: Kupffer cells

Option C: Hepatic duct

Option D: Hepatocytes

Correct Answer: Hepatocytes ✔

Option A: Destruction of bacteria

Option B: Neutralization of chyme

Option C: Activation of pepsinogen

Option D: Stimulation of pancreatic secretion

Correct Answer: Activation of pepsinogen ✔

Option A: Gastrin by stomach

Option B: Pancreatic enzymes

Option C: HCL by stomach

Option D: Amylase by salivary gland

Correct Answer: HCL by stomach ✔

Option A: Glycine

Option B: Glutamine

Option C: Acetyl CoA

Option D: Glucuronic acid

Correct Answer: Glucuronic acid ✔

Option A: Creatinine

Option B: Bilirubin

Option C: Globulin

Option D: 5 mercaptan purine

Correct Answer: Bilirubin ✔

Option A: 4 times a day

Option B: 2 times in between meals

Option C: 8 times a day

Option D: 10 times a day in fasting

Correct Answer: 8 times a day ✔

Option A: Deceptive relaxation

Option B: Receptive relaxation

Option C: Reactive relaxation

Option D: None of the above

Correct Answer: Receptive relaxation ✔

Option A: Food in the mouth

Option B: Sight of food

Option C: Food in the stomach

Option D: Thought of food

Correct Answer: Food in the stomach ✔

Option A: Fundus

Option B: Isthmus

Option C: Neck

Option D: Gastric pit

Correct Answer: Fundus ✔

Option A: Pepsin

Option B: Ptyalin

Option C: Cholecystokinin

Option D: Trypsin

Correct Answer: Cholecystokinin ✔

Option A: Heidenhan’s pouch

Option B: Condition reflex

Option C: Pavlov’s pouch

Option D: None of the above

Correct Answer: C. Pavlov’s pouch ✔

Option A: Free fatty acid

Option B: Glycerol

Option C: Higher fattery acids, diglycerides and monoglycereides

Option D: All of the above

Correct Answer: Higher fattery acids, diglycerides and monoglycereides ✔

Option A: Obstructive jaundice

Option B: Viral hepatitis

Option C: Hemolytic jaundice

Option D: All of the above

Correct Answer: Obstructive jaundice ✔

Option A: Pancreatozymine

Option B: Cholecystokinin

Option C: Secretin

Option D: Proteins

Correct Answer: Cholecystokinin ✔

Option A: Jejunum

Option B: Duodenum

Option C: Ileum

Option D: Colon

Correct Answer: Ileum ✔

Option A: Secretin

Option B: Gastric distension

Option C: Gastrin

Option D: Vagal stimulus

Correct Answer: Secretin ✔

Option A: Bicarbonate secretion

Option B: Augments the action of CCK

Option C: Contraction of pyloric sphincter

Option D: Gastric secretion increase

Correct Answer: Gastric secretion increase ✔

Option A: Xylose

Option B: Mannose

Option C: Glucose

Option D: Galactose

Correct Answer: Glucose ✔

Option A: Hcl

Option B: Gastrin

Option C: Mucin

Option D: All of the above

Correct Answer: Hcl ✔

Option A: Causes copious pancreatic juice rich in bicarbonate and poor in enzymes

Option B: Increases gastric motility

Option C: Causes gall bladder to contract and sphincter of oddi to relax

Option D: Leads to meager flow of pancreatic juice rich in enzymes

Correct Answer: Increases gastric motility ✔

Option A: Pancreas

Option B: Gastric antral cells

Option C: Pituitary

Option D: All

Correct Answer: All ✔

Option A: Relax lower esophageal sphincter

Option B: Increased pancreatic secretion

Option C: Increased gastric secretion

Option D: Causes GB contraction

Correct Answer: Increased gastric secretion ✔

Option A: Protein

Option B: Acid

Option C: Fat

Option D: Bile

Correct Answer: Acid ✔

Option A: Small intestine

Option B: Large intestine

Option C: Liver

Option D: Stomach

Correct Answer: Small intestine ✔

Option A: Pepsinogen

Option B: Chymotrypsinogen

Option C: Hydrochloric acid

Option D: All of the above

Correct Answer: Chymotrypsinogen ✔

Option A: Salivary

Option B: Gastric

Option C: Sweat

Option D: Lacrimal

Correct Answer: Gastric ✔

Option A: Bile salts

Option B: Bile pigments

Option C: A & B

Option D: Cholesterol

Correct Answer: Cholesterol ✔

Option A: Hepatitis

Option B: Cirrhosis

Option C: Obstruction of bile canaliculi

Option D: Increased break down of red cells

Correct Answer: Increased break down of red cells ✔