Have you studied the topic of Gastrointestinal (GI) Physiology in your biology class, or are you learning it now? In both cases, play this GI Physiology quiz with detailed questions and answers. We have designed this well-researched quiz to check your understanding of Gastrointestinal Physiology and its related concepts. Let's see if you can score more than 70% and pass this test. We wish you good luck! Hope you'll find this test useful.
Haustrations
Antipropulsive movements
Mass movement
Perisatalsis
Segmentation
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Submucosal plexus (Messiner's)
Myenteric plexus (Auerbach's)
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Submucosal plexus (Messiner's)
Myenteric plexus (Auerbach's)
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Inhibition of colonic movement
Stimulation of colonic movement
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True
False
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Circular
Longitudinal
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Haustrations
Antipropulsive movements
Mass movement
Perisatalsis
Segmentation
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Inhibition of colonic movement
Stimulation of colonic movement
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Elevated amino acids in the gut
Elevated free fatty acids in the gut
Elevated glucose in the gut
High pH in the gut
Hypotonicity in the gut
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Ach
NE
Epi
NO
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Loose connective tissue
Intestinal smooth muscle
Areolar connective tissue
Squamous mesothelial cells
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Mucosa
Submucosa
Muscularis externa
Serosa
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Inhibition of colonic movement
Haustrations
Mass movements
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Haustrations
Antipropulsive movements
Mass movement
Perisatalsis
Segmentation
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Loose connective tissue
Intestinal smooth muscle
Areolar connective tissue
Squamous mesothelial cells
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Inhibition of colonic movement
Haustrations
Mass movements
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Haustrations
Antipropulsive movements
Mass movement
Perisatalsis
Segmentation
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Ach
NE
Epi
NO
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Mucosa
Submucosa (Meissner's plexus)
Myenteric (Auerbach's plexus)
Both B and C
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Inhibition of colonic movement
Haustrations
Mass movements
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Elevated amino acids in the gut
Elevated free fatty acids in the gut
Elevated glucose in the gut
Low pH in the gut
Hypotonicity in the gut
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Vagus n.
Pelvic n.
Superior mesenteric n.
Inferior mesenteric n.
Inferior hypogastric n.
Superior hypogastric n.
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Elevated amino acids in the gut
Elevated free fatty acids in the gut
Elevated glucose in the gut
High pH in the gut
Hypotonicity in the gut
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Vagus n.
Pelvic n.
Superior mesenteric n.
Inferior mesenteric n.
Inferior hypogastric n.
Superior hypogastric n.
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Haustrations
Antipropulsive movements
Mass movement
Perisatalsis
Segmentation
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Vagus n.
Pelvic n.
Superior mesenteric n.
Inferior mesenteric n.
Inferior hypogastric n.
Superior hypogastric n.
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Vagus n.
Pelvic n.
Superior mesenteric n.
Inferior mesenteric n.
Inferior hypogastric n.
Superior hypogastric n.
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Mucosa
Submucosa
Muscularis externa
Serosa
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Vagus n.
Pelvic n.
Superior mesenteric n.
Inferior mesenteric n.
Inferior hypogastric n.
Superior hypogastric n.
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Elevated amino acids in the gut
Elevated free fatty acids in the gut
High pH in the gut
Hypotonicity in the gut
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Elevated amino acids in the gut
Elevated free fatty acids in the gut
Consumption and absorption of nutrients, such as glucose, orally.
High pH in the gut
Hypotonicity in the gut
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Vagus n.
Pelvic n.
Superior mesenteric n.
Inferior hypogastric n.
Superior hypogastric n.
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Loose connective tissue
Intestinal smooth muscle
Areolar connective tissue
Squamous mesothelial cells
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