People take antacids to buffer their stomach acid when they produce too much gastric enzymes. If a person took antacids and changed the pH of his/her stomach to 4, does it change the place of absorption for aspirin. (justify your answer by showing calculations for both stomach and intestines).
my mother is suffering sever acidity from last 7 years she even can’t take water .when she take water acid(gastric juice) comes out by vomiting and it makes wound in mouth or all mucus membrane is damage so for that what can we do .
Use the titration data to calculate the molarity of each acid solution.
Please explain so I can also learn. Thank you.
A= 25.00 mL of HI solution required 27.15mL of a 0.250 M NaOH solution.
B= 20.00 mL of H2SO4 solution required 11.12 mL of a 0.109 M KOH solution
C= 25.00 mL of gastric juice (HCl) required 18.40mL of a 0.0250 M NaOH solution.
24. Chief functions of the digestive system might best be described as: (Points : 1)
A. catabolism, absorption and elimination
B. anabolism, ingestion and elimination
C. catabolism and ingestion
D. anabolism and defecation
25. Ingested food mixed with gastric juices is called: (Points : 1)
A. bolus
B. rugae
C. chyme
D. feces
26. Which is not part of the small intestine. (Points : 1)
A. ileum
B. ilium
C. jejunum
D. duodenum
27. Protein is digested or broken down into __________. (Points : 1)
A. glucose
B. fatty acids
C. amino acids
D. glycerol
28.
Another name for the alimentary canal is the:
(Points : 1)
A. respiratory system
B. elementary system
C. genitourinary (GU) tract
D. gastonintestinal (GI) tract
29. The first set of teeth you had were called: (Points : 1)
A. temporary
B. deciduous
C. conspicuous
D. permanent
30. The gall bladder and pancreas send secretions to this part of the small intestine. (Points : 1)
A. ilium
B. ileum
C. jejunum
D. duodenum
31. The tube connecting the middle ear and the nasopharynx. (Points : 1)
A. trachea
B. bronchi
C. eustachian tube
D. oropharynx
32.
Site of gas exchange (external respiration) within the lung.
(Points : 1)
A. bronchi
B. alveoli
C. bronchioles
D. laryngopharynx
33. Space containing cilia, conchae and mucous membranes, which warm and filter out air. (Points : 1)
A. nasopharynx
B. trachea
C. nasal cavity
D. alveolar ducts
34. Structure preventing food from entering the trachea. (Points : 1)
A. epiglottis
B. eustachian tube
C. larynx
D. layngopharynx
35.
Cartilaginous structure containing the vocal cords.
(Points : 1)
A. laryngopharynx
B. trachea
C. larynx
D. oropharynx
36. Shared passageway for air and food. (Points : 1)
A. oropharynx
B. nasopharynx
C. trachea
D. larynx
37. First tubes entering the lungs. (Points : 1)
A. alveolar ducts
B. bronchioles
C. bronchi
d. eustachian
38. Tube with c-shaped cartilage throughout that branches into bronchi. (Points : 1)
a. bronchioles
B. trachea
C. larynx
D. alveolar ducts
39. If you swallow water and choke on it, _________ has failed to properly function. (Points : 1)
A. larynx
B. bronchi
C. oropharynx
D. epiglottis
40. This organ stores and concentrates bile. (Points : 1)
A. liver
B. small intestine
C. gall bladder
D. pancreas
41.
Besides producting bile, this organ detoxifies drugs and alcohol.
(Points : 1)
A. stomach
B. liver
C. gall bladder
D. pancreas
42. This organ contains chief, parietal and goblet cells. (Points : 1)
A. stomach
B. small intestine
C. large intestine
D. parotid gland
43. This organ contains a sphincter whose malfunction can lead to heartburn. (Points : 1)
A. small intestine
B. large intestine
C. stomach
D. trachea
44. This is the major site of absorption of digested carbohydrates, lipids, and proteins as well as vitamins, minerals, and electrolytes. (Points : 1)
A. large intestine
B. stomach
C. oral cavity
D. small intestine
45. Largest exocrine organ/gland in the body. (Points : 1)
A. liver
B. salivary
C. parotid
D. pancreas
46.
This gland contains cells which produce salivary amylase.
(Points : 1)
A. pancreas
B. parotid gland
C. stomach
D. gall bladder
47. Functions of this organ include water absorption and Vitamin K synthesis. (Points : 1)
A. small intestine
B. liver
C. large intestine
D. stomach
49. The site where lung tissue and capillaries enmesh to efficiently transfer oxygen and carbon dioxide. (Points : 1)
A. bronchi
B. trachea
C. bronchioles
D. alveolar sacs
50. This structure bifurcates (splits) to send air to the right and left lungs. (Points : 1)
A. bronchioles
B. eustachian tube
C. bronchi
D. trachea
51. This structure contains the vocal cords. (Points : 1)
A. oropharynx
B. trachea
C. larynx
D. nasopharynx
I found a medicine its active constituent is rantidine HCl and its used for peptic & duodenal ulcer, if there’s an ulcer it’s usually as a result of high acidity of the gastric juice so how can we use HCl which is a strong acid.
I weight 210 lbs and I diabetes, high cholesterol and extreme acid reflux & my BMI is 36.0, is it possible for me to have gastric bypass. I’ve only lost 14 lbs in a year with diet and exercise. I want to start going to meetings, i just don’t want to go and have the dr tell me your not a candidate. ( and no dumb answers that says eat more so you can be candidate).
digestive juices are produced in several parts of the digestive system. ____ is produced by the salivary glands in the mouth. the ____ produces gastric juice which contains ____ and the enzyme pepsin.
____ digests fat to give fatty acids and glycerol. protease enzymes cut up protein molecules. an example is ____ which digests protein into short lengths of amino acida called peptides.
thankyou so much.
Enzyme X exhibits maximum activity at pH = 6.9. Activity decreases sharply when the pH goes much lower than 6.4. One likely interpretation of this pH activity is that:
i)A protonated HIS is required for activity
ii) A deprotonated HIS is required for activity.
iii) A glutamic acid is involved in catalysis
iv) the enzyme has a metallic cofactor.
v) the enzyme is found in gastric secretions.
Prolonged inflammation of the stomach lining can lead to severe atrophy and loss of function of the gastric glands. Patients with this condition also exhibit signs of anemia because:
A. inability of the stomach mucosal cells to absorb iron
B. the pepsin secreted by the gastric mucosa is crucial for hemoglobin synthesis
C. the acid pH of the stomach increases erythrocyte death and removal
D. some gastric mucosal cells make and secrete the intrinsic factors
I’m not sure but I think the answer may be D.
Sea turtles often think plastic bags are jellyfish and eat them, which the stomach can’t digest well. Is this because the turtles stomach acids aren’t strong enough to actually break down the plastic bag. What is different about a sea turtles gastric acids, from human gastric acids.