Pancreatic enzyme secretion is most strongly stimulated by:

Bile salts are synthesized in the liver from:

A blockage of the common bile duct leads to elevated:

Secretin primarily increases:

The primary site of digestive enzyme action for fats is:

Gastric inhibitory peptide (GIP) is released in response to:

Trypsinogen is activated by:

Failure of CCK secretion would most impair digestion of:

Secretin release is triggered by:

A patient with pancreatic insufficiency would have malabsorption of:

Bile salts facilitate fat absorption by forming:

Which hormone increases biliary secretion?

G cells in the stomach secrete:

Somatostatin inhibits secretion of:

The cephalic phase of gastric secretion is mediated by:

Pepsinogen is secreted by:

The primary stimulant for HCl secretion is:

Failure of the sphincter of Oddi to relax would impair:

A patient with Zollinger–Ellison syndrome has high:

Pancreatic secretion with high bicarbonate and low enzymes occurs in response to:

Enterokinase is located on the brush border of:

The major end product of starch digestion is:

CCK release is MOST sensitive to:

A deficiency in bile salts leads to malabsorption of:

HCl secretion is inhibited by:

A drug that blocks histamine H2 receptors reduces:

The major pancreatic enzyme for fat digestion is:

Motilin increases:

Digestion of triglycerides begins in the:

Which hormone increases insulin release after a meal?

Bile is stored in the:

A pancreatic duct obstruction will cause elevated:

Intrinsic factor is necessary for absorption of:

The migrating motor complex is stimulated by:

Gastric phase of secretion contributes what % of total gastric secretion?

Enterogastric reflex decreases:

VIP causes:

A lack of ileal bile salt absorption leads to:

Gastric acid secretion at basal state is mostly stimulated by:

The hormone that inhibits gallbladder contraction is:

Pancreatic acinar cells secrete:

The stimulus for bicarbonate secretion in the pancreas is:

Trypsin inhibitor in pancreatic juice prevents:

Gallbladder emptying occurs mainly in response to:

Which enzyme digests proteins in the small intestine?

The pancreas secretes enzymes in a(n) _____ form:

The “ileal brake” mechanism slows motility when:

Pepsin works best at pH:

Gastric mucosal cells that secrete pepsinogen are:

Secretin release mainly occurs from the:

CCK also stimulates:

Hepatocytes produce:

The main stimulus for gastric motility is:

A patient with CFTR mutation (cystic fibrosis) often has:

The hormone that increases pancreatic bicarbonate secretion is:

The main product of carbohydrate digestion absorbed is:

Enterohepatic circulation recycles:

The major ion in pancreatic juice is:

A decrease in bile acids reduces:

Pancreatic duct cells secrete:

Gastric secretion of HCl is directly stimulated by:

The major buffering component of pancreatic juice is:

A patient with ileal resection will have deficiency of:

Brunner’s glands secrete:

The vagovagal reflex enhances:

A patient with decreased CCK would have:

Gastric acid promotes absorption of:

Trypsinogen → trypsin conversion occurs in the:

Secretin’s main role is to:

A patient with gastric bypass may have deficiency of:

A hormone released by small intestine that inhibits gastric emptying is:

The major stimulus for pepsinogen is:

Bile pigments are derived from:

Pancreatic secretions have high bicarbonate because they:

The hormone that increases during a fatty meal is:

Bile acids are conjugated with:

A patient with steatorrhea likely has:

Pancreatic enzyme secretion is greatest during:

Secretin inhibits: