BIOL252: Human Anatomy & Physiology II w/Lab 2025
Module 6 Exam Review / 70+ questions
Module 6: The Digestive System
By PortageMaster
✅ Correct answers
Question 1
✅
Select the letter of the organ with the following function:
Place of ingestion. —---------> A
,Question 2
Match each question with its correct answer.
✅
● The first section of the colon, running upwards from the cecum.
→ Ascending colon
● A fold of tissue that attaches the intestines to the posterior abdominal wall, providing vascular,
✅
lymphatic and nerve supply.
→ Mesentery
✅
● The layer of the peritoneum that lines the abdominal cavity.
→ Parietal peritoneum
Question 3
Identify the structures represented by the following letters:
, ● K → ✅Parotid gland
● U → ✅ Cecum
● A → ✅ Oral cavity
Question 4
The myenteric plexus is located in which layer of the GI tract, and what is its primary function?
● Serosa; to reduce friction between organs.
● Adventitia; to anchor the esophagus.
● Submucosa; to regulate secretions and smooth muscle activity.
● ✅ Muscularis externa; to control GI tract motility.
● Mucosa; to increase glandular secretion.
Module 6 Exam Review / 70+ questions
Module 6: The Digestive System
By PortageMaster
✅ Correct answers
Question 1
✅
Select the letter of the organ with the following function:
Place of ingestion. —---------> A
,Question 2
Match each question with its correct answer.
✅
● The first section of the colon, running upwards from the cecum.
→ Ascending colon
● A fold of tissue that attaches the intestines to the posterior abdominal wall, providing vascular,
✅
lymphatic and nerve supply.
→ Mesentery
✅
● The layer of the peritoneum that lines the abdominal cavity.
→ Parietal peritoneum
Question 3
Identify the structures represented by the following letters:
, ● K → ✅Parotid gland
● U → ✅ Cecum
● A → ✅ Oral cavity
Question 4
The myenteric plexus is located in which layer of the GI tract, and what is its primary function?
● Serosa; to reduce friction between organs.
● Adventitia; to anchor the esophagus.
● Submucosa; to regulate secretions and smooth muscle activity.
● ✅ Muscularis externa; to control GI tract motility.
● Mucosa; to increase glandular secretion.
