HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY-2

Q2. Which enzyme begins protein digestion in the stomach?

Q3. Inactive precursor of pepsin is

Q4. HCl secretion is stimulated by

Q5. Parasympathetic stimulation of stomach occurs via

Q6. Largest salivary gland is

Q7. Salivary amylase digests

Q8. Bile is produced by

Q9. Bile is stored in

Q10. Bile helps in digestion of

Q11. Longest part of small intestine

Q12. Most nutrient absorption occurs in

Q13. Vitamin B12 is absorbed in

Q14. Largest digestive gland

Q15. Exocrine pancreas secretes

Q16. Pancreatic enzyme for fats

Q17. Pancreatic enzyme for proteins

Q18. Pancreatic amylase digests

Q19. Movement mixing food in stomach

Q20. Wave-like movement of GIT

Q21. Segmentation mainly occurs in

Q22. Functional unit of liver

Q23. Main carbohydrate absorbed as

Q24. Protein end products absorbed

Q25. Fat digestion products

Q26. Disorder due to excess acid

Q27. Yellow discoloration due to bilirubin

Q28. GERD primarily affects

Q29. Constipation is characterized by

Q30. Diarrhea causes

Q31. Energy currency of cell

Q32. ATP stands for

Q33. Immediate energy reserve in muscle

Q34. Creatine phosphate primarily regenerates

Q35. BMR means

Q36. BMR is measured under

Q37. Chief cells secrete

Q38. Intrinsic factor is secreted by

Q39. First part of small intestine

Q40. Large intestine mainly absorbs

Q41. Appendix is attached to

Q42. Liver stores

Q43. Hormone reducing gastric acid

Q44. Histamine acts on

Q45. G cells are located mainly in

Q46. Brush border enzymes are found in

Q47. Normal adult BMR depends on

Q48. ATP is produced mainly in

Q49. Pepsin works best at pH

Q50. Primary function of stomach is