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Human Anatomy Basics Practice Test: Splanchnology - Digestive Apparatus
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Human Anatomy Basics Practice Test: Splanchnology - Digestive Apparatus
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25 Questions

1. The esophagus is also known as ________
2. The dental formula of man is __________
3. Salivary amylase is also known as _________
4. In humans, sphincter of oddi is associated with the opening of ________
5. Cholecystokinin stimulates ______________
6. The food that enters the intestine from stomach is called ___________
7. Glisson’s capsule is found in which organ of mammals?
8. Large intestine is divided into _________ parts.
9. Pancreas is a _________ gland.
10. An opening in the diaphragm called __________ hiatus allows the esophagus to pss through and connects to the stomach.
11. Small intestine is divided into __________ parts.
12. ___________ sphincter prevents regurgitation of food from the stomach.
13. How many lobes are present in the liver?
14. The stomach is formed of __________ parts.
15. Inner mucosa of the stomach is raised into large number of folds called as _________
16. In which of the following putrefying bacteria are present?
17. Which structure closes the internal nares during swallowing of food bolus?
18. The liquid which collects in Bowman’s capsule is __________
19. Secretin and cholecystokinin are digestive hormones. These are secreted by __________
20. ph of saliva is ___________
21. How many types of teeth are present?
22. Gastric juice has a ph of about ___________
23. Which among the following is vestigial in function?
24. Which among the following is the longest?
25. One can live without a pancreas.