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joblessjake

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When food enters the duodenum _____________ increases and __________ eating behavior.
 
  a. CCK; suppresses
  b. CCK; stimulates
  c. ghrelin; suppresses
  d. ghrelin; stimulates

Question 2

If rats, presented with a nutritive liquid, were allowed to eat until satiated and 5 ml is removed via syringe and replaced with 5 ml of saline, the rats will:
 
  a. not eat any more nutritive liquid.
  b. eat continuously.
  c. will eat 5 ml of nutritive liquid.
  d. will eat 10 ml of nutritive liquid.



jharrington11

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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C



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