Zollinger-Ellison syndrome is a peptic ulcer disease characterized by overproduction of gastric acid. Which two types of stomach cells are most likely involved in Zollinger-Ellison Syndrome?

E) Vital Capacity (VC) The volume of air in the lungs after a forceful exhalation is the A) Total Lung Capacity (TLC) B) Vital Capacity (VC) C) Residual Volume (RV) E) Expiratory Reserve Volume (ERV)

Greater omentum                                   A.) Site where bile empties into small intestine Esophagus                                             B.) Organ that directs the airway into lungs Pylorus                                                   C.) Organ superior to kidney Aorta                                                      D.) Passes swallowed food to stomach Cecum                                                    E.) Main artery of the body Diaphragm                                              F.) Fatty sheet protecting abdominal organs Bronchi                                                    G.) Pouch region of large intestine Liver                                                         H.) Empties to duodenum Duodenum                                                I.) Muscle that divides ventral body cavity Pancreas                                                  J.) Tubular organ that transports urine Adrenal Glands…

Select the correct path taken by the vomitus during emesis (vomiting): O A) Stomach--> esophagus --> oropharynx--> laryngopharynx -----> oral cavity O B) Esophagus--> stomach --> laryngopharynx --> oropharynx---> oral cavity C) Stomach --> esophagus---->laryngopharynx -->oropharynx --> oral cavity O D) Esophagus--> laryngopharynx--> oropharynx-->oral cavity COE) None of the above

Explain the upward migration of enterocytes in colon. What is the role of Wnt factors and beta-catenin in the migration? Why does the mutation or absence of APC result in cancer?

ln a stable patient, the management of a complete transection of the common bile duct distal to the insertion of the cystic duct would be optimally performed with a() A) Choledochoduodenostomy B) Loop choledochojejunostomy C) Primary end-to-end anastomosis of the transected bile duct D) Roux-en-Y choledochojejunostomy E) Bridging of the injury with a T tube

In regards to pancreatic cancer, are there any genetic mutations that lead to the condition?

A5) The chief cells of the stomach secrete _______. Group of answer choices Pepsinogen Gastrin HCl Mucous Intrinsic factor A6) The parietal cells of the stomach secrete intrinsic factor. Group of answer choices False True A7) Once the bolus enters the stomach and mixes with gastric juices, the result is referred to as ___________________________. Group of answer choices Bicarbonate Food Mucous Bolus Chyme A8) In order for enzymatic activity to occur in the stomach to begin to break down proteins, a ____________ pH is required. Group of answer choices Low High

The venous drainage of the small intestine is through the: A) Duodenal- jejunal vein B) Inferior vena cava C) Duodenal-jejunal-ileal vein D) Hepatic portal Vein E) Hepatic Vein

Why does not the stomach break itself down? a) The stomach wall does not consist of protein so it is not affected by proteolytic enzymes b) The epithelial cells form a protective layer c) The breakdown enzymes are not strong enough to break down the stomach wall d) The stomach wall is protected by mucus