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GIT Short Quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 20mins

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Class
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1.

You are currently looking at your well-stocked fridge choosing which snack you will eat later, as you spend another night binge-watching series on Netflix. Which would be true about this situation?

a)

about 1,000-1,500mL of saliva will be immediately released by your salivary glands causing "mouth watering"

b)

the sight of all the food in your fridge would trigger your simple salivation reflex to activate and cause "mouth watering"

c)

the sight of all the food in your fridge would trigger your acquired salivation reflex to activate and cause "mouth watering"

d)

your sympathetic system will be activated and will instruct your salivary glands to produce more saliva causing "mouth watering"

2.

Which of the following are true about what is depicted in this GIF

a)

The soft palate and uvula moved upwards to close the oropharynx so food doesn't travel upwards

b)

The glottis closes the epiglottis so that as you swallow, food doesn't travel to your respiratory system

c)

This process is called mastication wherein bolus is passed from the oral cavity to the pharynx

d)

The epiglottis closes the glottis so that as you swallow, food doesn't travel to your respiratory system

3.

When a person is talking, which tongue muscles are at work?

a)

Extrinsic muscles of the tongue

b)

Intrinsic muscles of the tongue

c)

Muscles of the tongue innervated by CN 7: facial

d)

Muscles of the tongue innervated by CN 9: glossopharyngeal

4.

Your baby brother currently got his first tooth ever! You know that:

a)

It's normal since the first tooth usually erupts at 6 years old

b)

It's most probably the lower central incisor that erupted

c)

It's the start of the growth of his secondary set of teeth

d)

By the age of 21, he'll have 20 teeth in total

5.

Layer of the GIT that contains cells that are able to secrete enzymes

a)

Lamina Propria

b)

Muscularis

c)

Serosa

d)

Mucosa

6.

Which of the following is true about the GIT?

a)

Waste excretion comes in the process of micturition

b)

Blood supply to entire GIT is called the sphlanchnic circulation

c)

Neural control includes control from the cerebellum

d)

Ingestion means intake of food and water through the nasal cavity

7.

To increase motility, which would be activated?

a)

Sympathetic nervous system

b)

Plexus of auerbach

c)

Plexus of meissner

d)

Secretory cells on the mucosal layer

8.

You are currently in a stressed state thinking about your first only return demonstrations. During this event, the following is true:

a)

Sympathetic innervation will decrease GIT processes

b)

Parasympathetic innervation will increase GIT processes

c)

Myenteric plexus will allow for increased motility

d)

Submucosal plexus will allow for decreased gastric secretions

9.

Allows the tooth to maintain its shape

a)

Dentin

b)

Cementum

c)

Enamel

d)

Crown

10.

These teeth are able to "cut" into food

a)

Cuspids

b)

Incisors

c)

Bicuspids

d)

Molars

11.

Which is true about deglutition?

a)

As bolus enters the esophagus, the upper esophageal sphincter contracts to let it in

b)

The pharyngeal phase makes tongue move up and back against palate to push bolus

c)

The deglutition center is found in the basal ganglia

d)

The process of deglutition is purely mechanical; No enzymes and digestion happen here

12.

Which is true about the oral cavity?

a)

Has a bony partition to nasal cavity called the soft palate

b)

Has a muscular partition to nasal cavity called the hard palate

c)

The uvula is part of the anterior wall of the oral cavity

d)

The cheeks make up the lateral walls of the oral cavity

13.

Oh no! You ate something too hot and you burned your tongue! Which cranial nerve is responsible for this sensation?

a)

CN 5: Trigeminal

b)

CN 7: Facial

c)

CN 9: Glossopharyngeal

d)

CN 12: Hypoglossal

14.

Which are true about wisdom teeth?

a)

They are considered to be your 2nd molars

b)

Everyone gets them at 17 years old into adulthood

c)

Not everyone gets them, in some people, wisdom teeth never erupt

d)

If they do erupt, they would function to tear and shred food

15.

Which of the following are able to conduct air as well as transmit bolus into GIT? (Check ALL that apply)

a)

Oropharynx

b)

Esophagus

c)

Nasopharynx

d)

Laryngopharynx

16.

Which muscle were you using to blow air into your screen?

a)

Boxinator

b)

Buccinator

c)

Orbicularis Oris

d)

Orbicularis Oculi

17.

Which statement is TRUE about the NEURAL controls of the GIT?

a)

The enteric nervous system has the Meissner's plexus which can independently act on GIT muscles

b)

The enteric nervous system has the Myenteric plexus which can independently act on GIT secretory cells

c)

The Enteric system is totally dependent on the Autonomic Nervous System

d)

The Enteric system is regulated by the Autonomic Nervous System

18.

Which is the correct about mechanical digestion?

a)

This is the process of elimination of body wastes through feces or stool

b)

Goal of mechanical digestion is to break down food into smaller particles with enzymes

c)

This is the process of simple particles of food passing through intestinal walls into the blood

d)

Goal of mechanical digestion is to break down food into smaller particles with use of muscular contractions

19.

Which processes happen in the mouth?

a)

Mechanical digestion by process of deglultition

b)

Chemical digestion by production of saliva

c)

Transforming food into chyme

d)

Transforming chyme into bolus

20.

If you were dehydrated...your body would stimulate (choose ALL that apply)

a)

Parasympathetic system for more saliva production so saliva can act as temporary source of water

b)

Sympathetic system for lesser saliva production causing a dry mouth which will stimulate thirst so you'd drink water

c)

Sympathetic system for lesser saliva production causing your body to conserve the water that would have gone out of your saliva

d)

Parasympathetic system for more saliva production causing a moist mouth which will stimulate thirst so you'd drink water