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11 Cards in this Set
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what are the 2 branches of the pancreas? a) gastric & jejunal branches b) right & left branches c) gastric & duodenal branches d) cranial & caudal branches
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c) gastric and duodenal branches or Left and right
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which structure of the of the duodenum connects to the bile & pancreatic ducts? a) major duodenal papilla b) minor duodenal papilla c) pancreatic papilla d) common bile papilla |
a) major duodenal papilla |
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what is the order of the arteries that branch from the celiac artery, creating a complete loop around the pancreas? a) celiac > gastroduodenal > hepatic > cranial pancraticoduodenal > caudal pancreaticoduodenal > cranial mesenteric > celiac b) celiac > hepatic > gastroduodenal > cranial pancraticoduodenal > caudal pancreaticoduodenal > cranial mesenteric > celiac c) celiac > cranial pancraticoduodenal > hepatic > gastroduodenal > caudal pancreaticoduodenal > cranial mesenteric > celiac d) celiac > hepatic > cranial pancraticoduodenal > gastroduodenal > caudal pancreaticoduodenal > cranial mesenteric > celiac |
b) celiac > hepatic > gastroduodenal > cranial pancraticoduodenal > caudal pancreaticoduodenal > cranial mesenteric > celiac |
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T/F: foci of nodular hyperplasia of pancreas is NORMALLY seen in older dogs
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false
they're normally seen in older cats
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What is this structure? Is it normal?
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pacinian corpuscle ( pressure receptor) and it's only normal in CATS
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this is an image of ______; it's common in ____ a) hepatopancreas; cats b) gastropancreas; cats c) hepatopancreas; lower vertebrates d) gastropancreas; lower vertebrates
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c) hepatopancreas; lower vertebrates |
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the release of secretin stimulates: a) increase of HCl b) alkaline fluid secretion from ducts c) panreatic enzyme secretion from acinar cells d) all of the above |
b) alkaline fluid secretion from ducts |
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what is true about zymogens? a) they contain active enzymes that help with digestion b) they're secreted by the exocrine pancreas from the acinar cells c) they contain inactive enzymes that help with digestion d) a & b e) all of the above
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E) all of the above
They mainly contain inactive, but also contain active lipase and amylase |
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how are zymogens activated in the SI? a) enteropeptidase activates trypsinogen into trypsin b) trypsin activates zymogens c) the neutral pH stimulates activation of enzymes and digestion d) all of the above e) none of the above |
d) all of the above |
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which is not true about the mechanisms that protect the pancreas from autodigestion? a) compounds can inhibit trypsin from activating b) zymogens are tagged to only be cleaved by trypsin c) sequestration of enzymes packaged into vacuoles d) the neutral pH prevents the activation of the zymogens |
d) the neutral pH prevents the activation of the zymogens |
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the release of CCK stimulates: a) increase of HCl b) alkaline fluid secretion from ducts c) panreatic enzyme secretion from acinar cells d) all of the above |
c) pancreatic enzyme secretion from acinar cells |
