A) Mucus
B) Gastrin
C) Vitamin B12
D) Intrinsic factor and HCl
E) Pepsinogen
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A) Antrum
B) Pylorus
C) Corpus
D) Body
E) Fundus
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A) Relaxation of the orad parts of the stomach as part of the swallowing program
B) Relaxation of the orad parts of the stomach in response to stretch of the stomach
C) Relaxation of the LES as part of the swallowing program
D) Relaxation of the LES in response to stretch of the stomach
E) Relaxation of the stomach antrum in response to orad stomach contraction
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A) It is the only essential secretion of the stomach
B) It aids in the absorption of vitamin B12 (also called cobalamin)
C) It is secreted by the parietal cells
D) It requires pancreatic co-lipase for activity
E) It binds vitamin B12
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A) CCK
B) Secretin
C) Gastrin
D) Histamine
E) SST
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A) Particle size greater than 0.5 mm
B) Acid pH in the stomach
C) Distension of the stomach
D) Intrinsic factor
E) Excess mucin
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A) Vagal afferents directly stimulating parietal cells with acetylcholine
B) Vagal afferents stimulating parietal cells by releasing GRP onto G cells
C) Vagal afferents stimulating ECL cells to release histamine onto parietal cells
D) All of the above
E) Only A and B
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A) Acetylcholine
B) SST
C) CCK
D) Gastrin
E) Histamine
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