Physiology Quiz 1

A detailed illustration of human physiology, highlighting the digestive system, pancreas, and cell types involved in hormone and enzyme secretions.

Physiology Quiz 1

Test your knowledge of human physiology with our engaging quiz! Dive into questions about cellular functions, enzymes, and vitamin absorption.

Whether you’re a student or simply interested in the fascinating world of physiology, this quiz is designed for you.

  • Understand the role of specific cells in the human body.
  • Explore the intricacies of pancreatic secretions.
  • Learn about the importance of vitamin B12 and intrinsic factor.
5 Questions1 MinutesCreated by ExaminingCell42
Which of the following cells produces HCL
Beta cells
Oxyntic cells
Chief cells
Alpha cells
Which of the following is true about pancreatic secretions
CCK causes release of bicarbonate
Secretin causes release of enzymes
Gastrin stimulates release of enzymes
CCK stimulates release of enzymes while secretin stimulates release of bicarbonate
A person with deficincy of B12, which one the following statement is the best decribtive his state?
*Absence of the glycoprotein which is secretied by oxyntic cells
*Absence of the intrinsic factor which is secretied by chief cells
*Absence of the HCL which is secretied by oxyntic cells
*Absence of the HCO3- which is secretied by parietal cells
Enzyme rennin is secreted by
Stomach
Liver
Kidney
Pancreas
Intrinsic factor is
Not necessary for normal body function
An aminopeptidase
Secreted by parietal cells and is responsible for vitamin B12 absorption
Abundant in pernicious anemia
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