NUR 612 (PATHO) GI, VC #1 Questions with CORRECT Answers (Grade A+)
Question 1:
mouth, esophagus, stomach
Answer:
upper GI
Question 2:
duodenum, jejunum, ileum (small intestine)
Answer:
middle GI
Question 3:
where does digestion and absorption occur mostly?
Answer:
middle GI
Question 4:
cecum (pouch beginning of LI), LI, rectum
Answer:
lower GI
Question 5:
accessory organs that help produce digestive enzymes?
Answer:
salivary glands, liver, pancreas
Question 6:
innermost layer of GI wall, produces protective mucus, has a barrier that prevents pathogens from
entering:
Answer:
mucosal layer
Question 7:
, 2nd layer, has connective tissue, has blood vessels that secrete digestive enzymes:
Answer:
submucosal layer
Question 8:
3rd GI layer has two parts, circular and longitudinal muscle. What are the functions?
Answer:
circular -prevents food from going backwards longitudinal muscle - involved in peristalsis, moves
food forwards
Question 9:
outer layer of GI tract
Answer:
serosa
Question 10:
membrane on the lining of the abdominal cavity and visceral organs, has a parietal (abdominal
cavity) and visceral (lines visceral organs), and fluid in between helps prevent friction of abdominal
organs:
-loosely attached outer wall of intestine
Answer:
peritoneum
Question 11:
hold organs in place, has blood vessels and nerves that supply intestinal wall:
Answer:
mesentery
Question 12:
contains fat, forms adhesions over inflamed organs to prevent infection (like in appendicitis)
Answer:
omentum
Question 1:
mouth, esophagus, stomach
Answer:
upper GI
Question 2:
duodenum, jejunum, ileum (small intestine)
Answer:
middle GI
Question 3:
where does digestion and absorption occur mostly?
Answer:
middle GI
Question 4:
cecum (pouch beginning of LI), LI, rectum
Answer:
lower GI
Question 5:
accessory organs that help produce digestive enzymes?
Answer:
salivary glands, liver, pancreas
Question 6:
innermost layer of GI wall, produces protective mucus, has a barrier that prevents pathogens from
entering:
Answer:
mucosal layer
Question 7:
, 2nd layer, has connective tissue, has blood vessels that secrete digestive enzymes:
Answer:
submucosal layer
Question 8:
3rd GI layer has two parts, circular and longitudinal muscle. What are the functions?
Answer:
circular -prevents food from going backwards longitudinal muscle - involved in peristalsis, moves
food forwards
Question 9:
outer layer of GI tract
Answer:
serosa
Question 10:
membrane on the lining of the abdominal cavity and visceral organs, has a parietal (abdominal
cavity) and visceral (lines visceral organs), and fluid in between helps prevent friction of abdominal
organs:
-loosely attached outer wall of intestine
Answer:
peritoneum
Question 11:
hold organs in place, has blood vessels and nerves that supply intestinal wall:
Answer:
mesentery
Question 12:
contains fat, forms adhesions over inflamed organs to prevent infection (like in appendicitis)
Answer:
omentum