Physiology Quiz 4

A highly detailed anatomical illustration of the human stomach, showcasing different regions like fundus, pylorus, and antrum, with labels indicating their fun<wbr>ctions in digestion. Include diagrams of gastric juices being secreted and the pyloric sphincter in action.

Physiology Quiz 4: Test Your Stomach Knowledge

Welcome to the Physiology Quiz 4, where you can challenge your understanding of gastric and digestive systems! This quiz covers various aspects of stomach physiology, including anatomical regions, functions, and gastric secretions.

Prepare to answer questions that will test your knowledge:

Identify stomach regions and their roles
Understand gastric secretions and their stimulation
Learn about digestion processes

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Which one of the following is /are true :

*Fundus region of the stomach is located inferior to gastroesophageal junction

*pylorus region is very important to neutralizes the acidic secretions of the stomach

*Antrum is the part of stomach where mixing occurs

*pyloric sphincter which is a junction between the duodenum and jejunum

*B+C

The layer of the stomach wall which is a connective tissue and where artery and vein are located?

*Serosa

*Submucosa

*mucosa

*muscular layer

Gastric (mixing, emptying) occur respectively when:

(pyloric sphincter is (closed, opened

(pyloric sphincter is (opened closed

Contraction, contraction) occurs in the antrum)

Relaxion, contraction) occurs in the antrum)

Two answer are correct

Physiology Quiz 4

Physiology Quiz 4: Test Your Stomach Knowledge

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