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Pick the best conclusion as related to each statement. CCK is to the duodenum as: A.)...

Pick the best conclusion as related to each statement.

CCK is to the duodenum as:

A.) GIP is to the colon    B.) Trypsinogen is to the pancreas

C.) Salivary amylase is to the sublingual glands    D.) Gastrin is to the antrum

CCK is to the duodenum as:

A.) Jejunum is to the duodenum B.) Rectum is to the ileum

C.) Cecum is to the descending colon    D.) Appendix is to the jejunum

Thinking of food is to the cephalic phase as:

A.) Olfaction is to the absorptive phase    B.) CCK is to the gastric phase

C.) Distension is to the gastric phase D.) Osmolarity is to digestion

The sodium potassium pump is to sodium movement across the basolateral membrane as:

A.) Chylomicrons are to fatty acid movement across the luminal membrane

B.) Emulsification droplets are to movement of cholesterol across the intestinal epithelium

C.) Micelles are to the movement of triglycerides into the lacteal

D.) SGLTs are to glucose movement across the luminal membrane

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A) Gastrin to antrum
Explanation- CCK and Gastrin are the hormones that are released from the antrum and duodenum
respectively.
B) Jejunum to duodenum
Explanation:- duodenum is connected proximally to stomach,
Similarly Jejunum is connected proximally with duodenum.
C) Distension is to gastric phase
D) SGLTS are to glucose movement across the luminal membrane

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