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    This document contains 11 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of histology of the gastrointestinal tract. The questions cover topics like the cells found in different parts of the GI tract, their structure and functions. For example, questions ask about the location of parietal cells in the stomach, the role of intracellular clefts in fat absorption in the small intestine, and the types of glands present in different regions. The document aims to assess understanding of microscopic anatomy and tissue structure along the digestive system.

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    This document contains 11 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of histology of the gastrointestinal tract. The questions cover topics like the cells found in different parts of the GI tract, their structure and functions. For example, questions ask about the location of parietal cells in the stomach, the role of intracellular clefts in fat absorption in the small intestine, and the types of glands present in different regions. The document aims to assess understanding of microscopic anatomy and tissue structure along the digestive system.

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    This document contains 11 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of histology of the gastrointestinal tract. The questions cover topics like the cells found in different parts of the GI tract, their structure and functions. For example, questions ask about the location of parietal cells in the stomach, the role of intracellular clefts in fat absorption in the small intestine, and the types of glands present in different regions. The document aims to assess understanding of microscopic anatomy and tissue structure along the digestive system.

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    MCQs On Histology of GIT (Gastrointestinal) Tract

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    This document contains 11 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of histology of the gastrointestinal tract. The questions cover topics like the cells found in different parts of the GI tract, their structure and functions. For example, questions ask about the location of parietal cells in the stomach, the role of intracellular clefts in fat absorption in the small intestine, and the types of glands present in different regions. The document aims to assess understanding of microscopic anatomy and tissue structure along the digestive system.

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    MCQs on Histology of GIT (gastrointestinal)tract

    01.

    T/F

    (a)

    Cytoplasm of hepatocyte is strongly eosinophilic

    (b)

    The panneth cells of the intestinal villi have an obsorptive function

    (c)

    The colonic mucosa has numerous goblet cells

    (d)

    Peptic cells are found in the neck of the gastric pits

    (e)

    Taste buds are present in epiglottis

    Answers : T F T F T
    02.

    T/F

    (a)

    Absorptive cells of large intestine have microvilli

    (b)

    Paneth cells found in deep in the gastric glands

    (c)

    Contain sub mucous serous glands

    (d)

    Has stratified squamous epithelium

    (e)

    Parietal cells have intracellular canaliculi

    Answers : T F T T T
    03.

    T/F

    (a)

    Oxyntic cells of the gastric glands have intercellular canaliculi

    (b)

    Intracellular cleft of the small intestine essential for fat absorption

    (c)

    Payers patches are found in sub mucosa of small intestine

    (d)

    At the gastro-esophageal junction stratified squamous epithelium gradually transferred

    to secretary epithelium
    (e)

    Extensive r ER in the peptic cells accounts for basophilia

    Answers : T F F F T
    04.

    T/F

    (a)

    Circumvallates papillae are scattered throughout the anterior 2/3 of the tongue

    (b)

    Epithelium of filiform papillae contain numerous taste buds

    Answers : F F
    05.

    T/F

    (a)

    Oesophagus entirely consists of smooth muscle

    (b)

    Brunners glands are found in the 4th part of the duodenum

    (c)

    In stomach mucous secreting cells are goblet type

    Answers : F T F
    06.

    T/F

    (a)

    Vermilion border of lip contain merocrine but not apocrine sweat glands

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    (b)

    Fungiform papillae are numerous than filiform papillae

    (c)

    Sub mucosa of oesophagus contains, serous glands

    (d)

    G cells are prominent feature of gastric mucosa

    (e)

    Pyloric sphincter consist of an extreme thickening of the longitudinal muscle layer

    Answers : F F T F F
    07.

    T/F

    (a)

    Intestinal villi are lined by simple cuboidal epithelium

    (b)

    Pyloric glands are branched tubular

    (c)

    Mucous secreting cells found throughout the stomach

    (d)

    Single lymph vessel in the intestinal villi is called lacteal

    (e)

    Sub mucosa of the neck of the gall bladder contain mucous secreting glands

    Answers : F T T T T
    08.

    T/F

    (a)

    Branch of portal vein open directly into central vein

    (b)

    Bile canaliculi are situated between the liver cells & the sinusoidal epithelium

    (c)

    Space of disse drains into lymphatic in portal tract

    (d)

    Taste buds are only associated with circumvallate papillae

    (e)

    SM continuous uninterruptedly at gastro-esophageal junction

    Answers : F F T F T
    09.

    T/F

    (a)

    Cementum connects periodontal membrane with alveolar bone

    (b)

    Brunners glands are compound tubular acinar gland

    (c)

    Mucous secreting gland of pyloric part of stomach is simple acinar gland

    (d)

    Circumvallate papillae are the least numerous type

    (e)

    Myoepithelial cells lies between secretory cells & basement membrane

    Answers : F F F T T
    10.

    T/F

    (a)

    Periodontal membrane consists of Type I collagen

    (b)

    Lower 1/3 of esophagus contain skeletal muscle

    (c)

    Intestinal villus consists of both mucosa & sub mucosa

    (d)

    Oesophagus is lined by simple columnar epithelium

    (e)

    Epithelium of gall bladder is simple cuboidal

    Answers : T F F F F
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    11.

    T/F

    (a)

    Intercellular clefts of small intestine important for fat absorption

    (b)

    Parietal cells have centrally located nucleus with eosinophilic cytoplasm

    (c)

    Enamel is formed by odontoblasts

    (d)

    Oxyntic cells are located towards the base of the gastric glands

    (e)

    Human liver doesnt contain septa

    Answers : T T F F T

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