Instructions
) The three substances secreted into gastric juice are
| chymotrypsin, gastrin and pepsin |
| pepsin, hydrogen and chloride |
| gastrin, trypsin and lipase. |
| trypsin, chymotrypsin and protease |
2.) The stomach has several functions, which of the following is NOT one of them?
| mixes salvia, food and gastric juice to form chime | |
| stores glucose in the form of glycogen | |
| serves as a reservoir for food | |
| Secreted gastric juice which contains HCl and pepsin | |
| all of the above | |
3.) The fatty apron in the peritoneum that provides protection for the abdominal contents is the
| A | mesentery. |
| B | mesocolon. |
| C | omentum. |
| D | falciform ligament. |
4.) The fold in the peritoneum that binds the large intestine to the abdominal wall is the
| A | mesentery. |
| B | mesocolon. |
| C | omentum. |
| D | falciform ligament. |
Discuss how altered levels of K+ and/or Na+ levels in the neuron and/or ECF could alter the various phases of an AP.Increased K+? Decreased K+? Increased Na+? Decreased Na+? On RMP, depolarization, at its peak, repolarization, and hyperpolarization.
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