A) elevation of the soft palate to seal off the nasal cavity.
B) churning of the stomach contents.
C) covering the opening of the larynx by the epiglottis.
D) pressure against the pharynx to initiate swallowing.
E) the swallowing center stimulates successive waves of muscle contraction in the esophagus.
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A) cholecystokinin
B) gastrin
C) insulin
D) pepsin
E) secretin
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A) insulin
B) glycogen
C) glucagon
D) blood glucose
E) pancreatic enzymes
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A) alcohol and drugs
B) toxins,pesticides,and carcinogens
C) glucose
D) glucose,alcohol,and drugs
E) glucose,alcohol,drugs,toxins,pesticides,and carcinogens
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A) trypsin
B) glucagon
C) insulin
D) bile
E) secretin
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A) lipase.
B) trypsin,chymotrypsin.
C) DNase,RNase.
D) lactase.
E) bicarbonate.
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A) abdominal bloating and pain
B) chronic diarrhea
C) fatty stools
D) weight loss
E) peptic ulcer
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A) the basal metabolic rate
B) gluconeogenesis
C) glycogenolysis
D) rumination
E) fermentation
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A) chylomicrons
B) chyme
C) vesicles
D) bile
E) cholesterol
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A) 12%
B) 28%
C) 55%
D) 78%
E) 96%
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A) They are derived from the same precursor molecules.
B) Both are integral parts of membrane lipids.
C) They cannot be synthesized and must be ingested.
D) Both are needed to synthesize steroid hormones.
E) Both contain metal ions.
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A) the cardiac sphincter made of striated muscle
B) the internal anal sphincter made of smooth muscle
C) the pyloric sphincter made of smooth muscle
D) the external anal sphincter made of striated muscle
E) the Sphincter of oddi made of smooth muscle
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A) sponge
B) hydra
C) planarian
D) earthworm
E) jellyfish
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A) tongue muscles
B) soft palate
C) muscle in the upper-third of her esophagus
D) epiglottis
E) muscle in the lower two-thirds of her esophagus
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A) It does,we just rebuild the layers faster than they can be digested.
B) Neutralizers are imbedded in the stomach lining.
C) The pH of the stomach acid is not low enough to be able to digest the lining.
D) Food prevents the acid from digesting the wall of the stomach.
E) The lining of the stomach is protected by mucus.
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A) emulsify fats
B) digest lactose
C) absorb glucose and galactose
D) digest fats
E) denature (unfold) milk proteins
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A) mouth
B) larynx
C) esophagus
D) stomach
E) small intestine
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A) a one-way tube with a separate mouth and anus and accessory organs.
B) a two-way tube with a separate mouth and anus.
C) a tube with a single opening that serves as mouth and anus.
D) a two-way tube with a separate mouth and anus and accessory organs.
E) a one-way tube with a separate mouth and anus and no accessory organs.
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A) Salivary and tear lysozyme functions best at a higher H+ ion concentration than the cow/langur enzyme.
B) The five amino acids that langurs and cows have in common in their lysozyme were present in the common ancestor of all mammals.
C) These five amino acid changes alter the specificity of the enzyme,such that the cow/langur lysozyme attacks viruses instead of bacteria.
D) These five amino acid changes somehow make the cow/langur lysozyme resistant to pepsin digestion.
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