Biology - Study Guide
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Author: Martha R. Taylor
Publisher: PEARSON EDUCATION (COLLEGE)
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Chapter 41, Problem 2TYKM
Summary Introduction
To match: The given description with its correct enzyme, hormone, or other substances.
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Surgical removal of the pancreas would
a) increase the acidity of the small intestine.
b) prevent the production of chyme in the stomach.
c) eliminate the ability to store bile in the gallbladder.
d)block the secretion of bile.
e) All of these changes would be a result of pancreas removal.
Which of the following answer choices is true of bile salts?
Select one:
a.
They increase efficiency of pepsin action
b.
They are synthesized in the pancreas
c.
They are a normal part of secretions in the monogastric stomach
d.
They emulsify fat in the duodenum
e.
They function as digestive enzymes
The small intestine secretes CCK to
a) assist in the breakdown of fats
b) stimulate release of pancreatin
c) increase bile storage
d) inhibit gastrin synthesis through negative feedback
e) counteract the presence of secretin
Chapter 41 Solutions
Biology - Study Guide
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