What is the function of pancreatic juice? Group of answer choices a) Stimulates the release of...

What is the function of pancreatic juice?

Group of answer choices

a) Stimulates the release of bicarbonate

b) It "neutralizes" acids

c) Aids in chemical digestion

d) All of the above

Solutions

Expert Solution

pancreatic juice regulates two hormones ,secretin and cholecystokinin .

A) secretin helps regulate the pH of the deodenum .

it inhibits the secretion of gastric acid.
it stimulates the acinar cells of the pancreas to release water and bicarbonate into the pancreatic ducts...

pancreatic juices is alkaline in nature because it present high concentration of bicarbonates ...so this option is correct

B) pancreatic juice is alkaline .it neutralizes the acidic chyme from the stomach ,aided by the bile and small intestinal juices.....so this option is correct

C) chemical reaction: it is a process in which one or more substances ,the reactants are converted into on eor more different substances is called chemical reactions.

pancreatic juices is a liquid secreted by pancreas,which they contain variety of enzymes including trypsinogen ,chymotrypsinogen, elastage, carboxypepdase,pancreatic lipase, amylases, nucleases.

pancreatic juices involved in chemical reactions...it converts different substances...so this option is also correct....

answer is option D ...all of the above

Sydney Mullin answered 1 year ago

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