BIO 156 Exam 3 Practice Quizzes – Questions
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What is the major a. Emulsification of fats
function of bile?
a. Emulsification of fats
b. Digestion of fats
c. Stimulation of stomach
secretions
d. Inhibition of stomach
contractions
e. Assist amino acid
absorption
Histamine: d. Causes local swelling of the affected area
a. Causes local blood
vessels to constrict.
b. Causes local blood
vessels to restrict fluid
loss.
c. Decreases blood flow
to the affected area.
d. Causes local swelling
of the affected area.
e. Causes the blood
pressure in the body to
increase.
,Absorption of water is e. colon
one major function of
which of the following
structures?
a. cecum
b. esophagus
c. appendix
d. rectum
e. colon
The pulmonary veins b. left atrium
deliver bloods to which
of the following?
a. right atrium
b. left atrium
c. right ventricle
d. left ventricle
e. lungs
,What happens to nutrient e. All nutrient macromolecules are digested to
macromolecules in your monomers before absorption.
digestive tract?
a. They are absorbed
whole and are broken
down to monomers in the
cells that ultimately use
them.
b. The digestive
breakdown of
macromolecules is keyed
to the body's need for
monomers; only the
monomers that are
immediately needed are
produced.
c. Nucleic acids and
triglycerides (which
diffuse across the plasma
membrane) are not
digested to monomers;
other macromolecules
are.
d. Proteins and nucleic
acids are digested to
monomers before
absorption; energy-
storage macromolecules
(starched and fat) are
absorbed whole.
e. All nutrient
macromolecules are
digested to monomers
before absorption.
, The alimentary canal is b. A tube-shaped digestive compartment with either
best defined as which of one or two openings.
the following?
a. The compartment in
which an animal digest its
food.
b. A tube-shaped
digestive compartment
with either one or two
openings.
c. A tube-like digestive
compartment that has
two openings and
consists, at least a mouth,
stomach, and intestine.
d. A digestive cavity in
which food is churned
and mixed.
e. A tube-shaped
digestive compartment
that has two openings
and through which food
moves in one direction.
The main function of c. Digest food
salivary amylase is to do
which of the following?
a. Moisten food
b. Catalyze the formation
of vitamins
c. Digest food
d. Store food
e. Absorb nutrients
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Terms in this set (114)
What is the major a. Emulsification of fats
function of bile?
a. Emulsification of fats
b. Digestion of fats
c. Stimulation of stomach
secretions
d. Inhibition of stomach
contractions
e. Assist amino acid
absorption
Histamine: d. Causes local swelling of the affected area
a. Causes local blood
vessels to constrict.
b. Causes local blood
vessels to restrict fluid
loss.
c. Decreases blood flow
to the affected area.
d. Causes local swelling
of the affected area.
e. Causes the blood
pressure in the body to
increase.
,Absorption of water is e. colon
one major function of
which of the following
structures?
a. cecum
b. esophagus
c. appendix
d. rectum
e. colon
The pulmonary veins b. left atrium
deliver bloods to which
of the following?
a. right atrium
b. left atrium
c. right ventricle
d. left ventricle
e. lungs
,What happens to nutrient e. All nutrient macromolecules are digested to
macromolecules in your monomers before absorption.
digestive tract?
a. They are absorbed
whole and are broken
down to monomers in the
cells that ultimately use
them.
b. The digestive
breakdown of
macromolecules is keyed
to the body's need for
monomers; only the
monomers that are
immediately needed are
produced.
c. Nucleic acids and
triglycerides (which
diffuse across the plasma
membrane) are not
digested to monomers;
other macromolecules
are.
d. Proteins and nucleic
acids are digested to
monomers before
absorption; energy-
storage macromolecules
(starched and fat) are
absorbed whole.
e. All nutrient
macromolecules are
digested to monomers
before absorption.
, The alimentary canal is b. A tube-shaped digestive compartment with either
best defined as which of one or two openings.
the following?
a. The compartment in
which an animal digest its
food.
b. A tube-shaped
digestive compartment
with either one or two
openings.
c. A tube-like digestive
compartment that has
two openings and
consists, at least a mouth,
stomach, and intestine.
d. A digestive cavity in
which food is churned
and mixed.
e. A tube-shaped
digestive compartment
that has two openings
and through which food
moves in one direction.
The main function of c. Digest food
salivary amylase is to do
which of the following?
a. Moisten food
b. Catalyze the formation
of vitamins
c. Digest food
d. Store food
e. Absorb nutrients
