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PCAT Biology Digestion
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Stimulates the parietal cells to produce a substance (HCl) that denatures proteins and activates digestive enzymes
Lactase
Pepsi
Gastrin
Lactose-Intolerant
2. Lacking lactase enzyme
Lipase
Lactose-Intolerant
Aminopeptidase
Peristalsis
3. Begins with oral cavity and continues with the pharynx - the esophagus - stomach - small inestine - large intestive - then anus
Human Digestive Tract
GERD
Stomach
Chemical Digestion
4. Place to store food
Crop (in annelids)
Lactose-Intolerant
Lipase
Intracellular Digestion
5. Refers to the enzymatic breakdown of macromolecules into smaller molecules and begins in the mouth when the salivary glands secrete saliva
Parietal Cell
Chemical Digestion
Cholecystokinin
Small Intestine
6. Secreted from the intestinal mucosa for polypeptide digestion
Aminopeptidase
Secretin
Small Intestine
Parietal Cell
7. Bring food to the mouth (ingestion) and release the particles intoa cup-like sac
Mechanical Digestion
Lactase
Tentacles
Intestine (in annelids)
8. Large particles of food into small particles begins by cutting and grinding in the mouth and churning in the digestive tract
Venus flytrap
Mucus
Physical Breakdown
Mastication
9. Occurs within the cell - usually in membrane-bound vesicles
GERD
Intrinsic factor
Intracellular Digestion
Phagocytosis
10. Contains a typholosole to provide increased surface area for digestiona nd absorption
Intestine (in annelids)
Saliva
Digestion
Trypsin
11. Produced and stored in the I cells of the duodenal and jejunal mucosa
Human Digestive Tract
Cholecystokinin
Gastrin
Lysosomes
12. The breakdown of large food particles into smaller particles through mastication
Mechanical Digestion
Pepsi
GERD
Gastrin
13. When nutrients are required for plants - the storage polymers are broken down to simpler molecules by enzyme hydrolysis
Oral Cavity
Intracellular Digestion
Digestion
Cholecystokinin
14. Produced by the pancreas for fat digestion
Lipase
Aminopeptidase
Crop (in annelids)
Salivary Glands
15. Enzymes are secreted - hydrolyzing complex nutrients into simpler molecules - which are then absorbed
Amylase
Crop (in annelids)
Extracellular Digestion
Esophagus
16. Converted to pepsin and synthesized by chief cells
Pepsinogen
Aminopeptidase
Intestine (in annelids)
Gizzard (in annelids)
17. 1.5m long -functions in the absorption of salts and the absorption of any water not already absorbed by the small intestine
Rectum
Endodermal Cells
Large Intestine
Gastrin
18. A large - muscular organ located in the upper abdomen - stores and partially digests food
Human Digestive Tract
Stomach
Venus flytrap
Mastication
19. Produced by the pancreas for protein digestion
Phagocytosis
Large Intestine
Aminopeptidase
Trypsin
20. To grind the food
Gizzard (in annelids)
Aminopeptidase
Arthropods
Mucus
21. Unable to synthesize their own nutrients
Heterotrophic
Peristalsis
Salivary Glands
Arthropods
22. Food is moved down the esophagus by this rhythmic waves of involuntary muscular contraction
Mastication
Intracellular Digestion
Chemical Breakdown
Peristalsis
23. Secreted by the glands of the stomach which protects the stomach lining from the harshly acidic juices present in the stomach
Endodermal Cells
Mucus
Chemical Digestion
GERD
24. Can occur after spontaneous transient lower esophageal sphincter relaxations not associated with swallowing
Tentacles
Human Digestive Tract
Gastrin
GERD
25. Completes chemical digestion -divided into three section: duodenum - jejunum - and the ileum -highly adapted to absorption
Aminopeptidase
Small Intestine
Lactose-Intolerant
Tentacles
26. Refers to a digestive process that occurs outside of the cell - within a lumen or tract
Lacteals
Intracellular Digestion
Extracellular Digestion
Human Digestive Tract
27. The muscular tube leading from the mouth to the stomach
Saliva
Esophagus
Lipase
Secretin
28. Degradation of large molecules into smaller molecules that can be absorbed into the bloodstream and used directly by cells
Mucus
Digestion
Salivary Glands
Salivary Amylase (ptyalin)
29. A typical saprophyte that lives on dead organic material - that secrete enzymes into the external environment (on bread)
Bile
Rhizoids
Phagocytosis
Tentacles
30. Secreted from intestinal mucos for digestion of lactose
Pancreas
Lactase
Digestion
Chemical Digestion
31. Where mechanical and chemical digestion of food begins
Gastrin
Oral Cavity
Saliva
Mucus
32. Enzyme in saliva which hydrolyzes starch to maltose
Salivary Amylase (ptyalin)
Extracellular Digestion
Parietal Cell
Pepsi
33. Biting and chewing action of teeth
Rectum
Bile
Mastication
Trypsin
34. Pseudopods surround and engulf food and enclose it in food vacuoles
Chemical Digestion
Lactose-Intolerant
Phagocytosis
Venus flytrap
35. Fuse with the food vacuole and release their digestive enzymes that act upon the nutrients
Trypsin
Amylase
Lysosomes
Lipase
36. Provides for transient storage of feces before elimination through the anus
Rectum
Bile
Intracellular Digestion
GERD
37. Enzymes are secreted to digest the fly and absorb the soluble end products
Small Intestine
Mucus
Extracellular Digestion
Venus flytrap
38. An acidic - semifluid mixture of partially digested food produced from the churning of the stomach
Trypsin
Esophagus
Chyme
Oral Cavity
39. Secretion of the parietal cells that facilitates the absorption of vitamin b12 across the intestinal lining
Physical Breakdown
Intrinsic factor
Mastication
GERD
40. Line the gastrovascular cavity secrete enzymes into the cavity
Chyme
Intracellular Digestion
Trypsin
Endodermal Cells
41. Produced by the pancreas to digest carbohydrates
Pepsi
Lipase
Small Intestine
Amylase
42. Produces bile in the gall bladder before release into the small intestine
Liver
Endodermal Cells
Rectum
Lacteals
43. Produces enzymes such as amylase - trypsin - lipase
Esophagus
Lysosomes
Bile
Pancreas
44. Secreted from intestinal mucosa for digestion of maltose - lactose - sucrose
Saliva
Lacteals
Digestion
Disacchaidases
45. Lubricates food to facilitate swallowing and provides a solvent for food particles =secreted in response toa nervous reflex triggered by the presence of food in the oral cavity
Saliva
GERD
Stomach
Salivary Glands
46. Vessels of the lymphatic system
Secretin
Lacteals
Phagocytosis
Human Digestive Tract
47. Restin pressures of the lower esophageal sphincter normally range from 15-35mmHg above gastric baseline pressure
GERD
Lipase
Chyme
Large Intestine
48. Secretes two substances: intrinsic factor and hydrchloric acid
Parietal Cell
Intrinsic factor
Oral Cavity
Tentacles
49. Secreted by the stomach that is a protein-hydrloyzing enzyme - and hydrochloric acd - which kills bacteria - dissolves the intercellular 'glue' holding food tissues together - and activates certain proteins
Pepsinogen
Pepsi
Small Intestine
Extracellular Digestion
50. Synthesized and stored in the S cells of the upper intestine -stimulates the secretion of bicarbonate-containing substances from the pancreas and inhibits gastric emptying and gastric acid production
Secretin
Intrinsic factor
Chemical Digestion
Cnidarians/ Hydras