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Study of development of organs of digestive system
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
- What embryonic layer gives rise to the digestive system?
- A) Ectoderm
- B) Mesoderm
- C) Endoderm
- D) Trophoblast
Answer: C) Endoderm
- Which part of the digestive system is developed from the foregut?
- A) Small intestine
- B) Rectum
- C) Stomach
- D) Ascending colon
Answer: C) Stomach
- The midgut extends from the duodenum to which part of the colon?
- A) Descending colon
- B) Sigmoid colon
- C) Proximal two-thirds of transverse colon
- D) Rectum
Answer: C) Proximal two-thirds of transverse colon
- Which accessory structure is primarily involved in mechanical processing of food?
- A) Liver
- B) Teeth
- C) Salivary glands
- D) Pancreas
Answer: B) Teeth
- What is the primary function of salivary glands?
- A) Nutrient absorption
- B) Secretion of bile
- C) Moistening and lubricating food
- D) Hormone production
Answer: C) Moistening and lubricating food
- Which gland produces serous secretions rich in amylase?
- A) Submandibular gland
- B) Sublingual gland
- C) Parotid gland
- D) Liver
Answer: C) Parotid gland
- The liver is responsible for producing which substance for fat emulsification?
- A) Insulin
- B) Amylase
- C) Bile salts
- D) Lipase
Answer: C) Bile salts
- What type of blood supply does the hindgut receive?
- A) Celiac artery
- B) Superior mesenteric artery
- C) Inferior mesenteric artery
- D) Renal artery
Answer: C) Inferior mesenteric artery
- Which organ has both endocrine and exocrine functions?
- A) Liver
- B) Pancreas
- C) Gallbladder
- D) Stomach
Answer: B) Pancreas
- The primitive gut tube forms from which embryonic process?
- A) Neurulation
- B) Gastrulation
- C) Organogenesis
- D) Cleavage
Answer: B) Gastrulation
True/False Statements
- The digestive system develops entirely from the mesoderm.
Answer: False (It develops from the endoderm.) - The tongue is primarily involved in mechanical processing and sensory analysis.
Answer: True - The pancreas only has exocrine functions related to digestion.
Answer: False (It has both endocrine and exocrine functions.) - Salivary glands produce enzymes that initiate digestion in the mouth.
Answer: True - The foregut includes structures like the small intestine and cecum.
Answer: False (It includes the esophagus, stomach, and duodenum.) - Teeth are classified as accessory structures of the digestive system.
Answer: True - The liver is responsible for detoxifying harmful substances in the body.
Answer: True - The midgut is supplied by the inferior mesenteric artery.
Answer: False (It is supplied by the superior mesenteric artery.) - The allantois plays a significant role in nutrient absorption during development.
Answer: False (It is involved in waste storage and gas exchange.) - The rectum develops from the hindgut region of the primitive gut tube.
Answer: True
Fill in the Blanks
- The digestive system originates from the __________ during embryonic development.
Answer: endoderm - The __________ extends from the oral cavity to the duodenum.
Answer: foregut - The __________ is responsible for producing bile salts.
Answer: liver - The __________ plays a key role in mechanical breakdown of food.
Answer: teeth - The __________ glands secrete enzymes that initiate digestion in the mouth.
Answer: salivary - The __________ supplies blood to the small intestine and proximal colon.
Answer: superior mesenteric artery - The pancreas secretes digestive enzymes into the __________.
Answer: small intestine - The __________ is a membranous sac that provides nutrients to embryos before placental circulation.
Answer: yolk sac - The __________ layer gives rise to muscles and bones during development.
Answer: mesoderm
The __________ extends from the distal one-third of transverse colon to cloacal membrane.
Answer: hindgut