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Which type of stomach contains many cavities in animals like ox, sheep, and goat?
Which type of stomach contains many cavities in animals like ox, sheep, and goat?
- Compound stomach
- Simple stomach
- Monolocular stomach
- Multilocular stomach (correct)
What type of epithelium lines the simple stomach in animals like dog, cat, and man?
What type of epithelium lines the simple stomach in animals like dog, cat, and man?
- Simple columnar epithelium (correct)
- Pseudostratified columnar epithelium
- Stratified squamous epithelium
- Ciliated epithelium
In which animal does the non-glandular region of the stomach transform into the glandular region with a folded edge called Margo plicatus?
In which animal does the non-glandular region of the stomach transform into the glandular region with a folded edge called Margo plicatus?
- Ox
- Dog
- Cat
- Horse (correct)
Which type of stomach is lined by both glandular and non-glandular mucosa?
Which type of stomach is lined by both glandular and non-glandular mucosa?
How many cavities does a monolocular stomach typically contain?
How many cavities does a monolocular stomach typically contain?
Which region of the horse's stomach is separated by an irregular folded edge called Margo plicatus?
Which region of the horse's stomach is separated by an irregular folded edge called Margo plicatus?
Where is the attachment site for the greater omentum in the simple stomach?
Where is the attachment site for the greater omentum in the simple stomach?
Which part of the ruminant's stomach is non-glandular and called forestomach?
Which part of the ruminant's stomach is non-glandular and called forestomach?
What is the glandular portion similar to the simple stomach in ruminants called?
What is the glandular portion similar to the simple stomach in ruminants called?
Which part of the simple stomach consists of the cardiac opening?
Which part of the simple stomach consists of the cardiac opening?
Where does the lesser omentum attach in the simple stomach?
Where does the lesser omentum attach in the simple stomach?
What is the function of the fundus in the stomach?
What is the function of the fundus in the stomach?
Which cell type in the fundic (gastric) glands of the stomach produces chloride and hydrogen?
Which cell type in the fundic (gastric) glands of the stomach produces chloride and hydrogen?
What is a common anatomical difference between the stomach of a dog and a cat?
What is a common anatomical difference between the stomach of a dog and a cat?
Which part of the horse's stomach is lined by non-glandular mucosa and is homologous to the forestomach of ruminants?
Which part of the horse's stomach is lined by non-glandular mucosa and is homologous to the forestomach of ruminants?
In which region of the stomach are cardiac glands present?
In which region of the stomach are cardiac glands present?
What is the function of the pyloric sphincter in the stomach?
What is the function of the pyloric sphincter in the stomach?
The proximal three compartments in ruminants are non-glandular and are called the forestomach or proventriculus.
The proximal three compartments in ruminants are non-glandular and are called the forestomach or proventriculus.
The distal compartment in ruminants, the abomasum, is non-glandular like the rest of the compartments.
The distal compartment in ruminants, the abomasum, is non-glandular like the rest of the compartments.
The simple stomach of a horse is characterized by a J-shaped curved sac.
The simple stomach of a horse is characterized by a J-shaped curved sac.
The greater curvature of the simple stomach extends from the cardia to the pylorus and serves as the attachment site of the lesser omentum.
The greater curvature of the simple stomach extends from the cardia to the pylorus and serves as the attachment site of the lesser omentum.
The cardia in the simple stomach contains the cardiac opening which connects the esophagus and stomach.
The cardia in the simple stomach contains the cardiac opening which connects the esophagus and stomach.
The fundus is a blind expanded portion of the stomach located on the right side adjacent to the cardia.
The fundus is a blind expanded portion of the stomach located on the right side adjacent to the cardia.
The body is the smallest part of the stomach extending from the cardia to the pylorus.
The body is the smallest part of the stomach extending from the cardia to the pylorus.
The pylorus is surrounded by a strong band of circular smooth muscle fiber called pyloric sphincter.
The pylorus is surrounded by a strong band of circular smooth muscle fiber called pyloric sphincter.
In horses, the stomach has a capacity between 5-15 liters.
In horses, the stomach has a capacity between 5-15 liters.
The angular notch in a cat's stomach is shallow, making it easier during endoscopy.
The angular notch in a cat's stomach is shallow, making it easier during endoscopy.
In some horses, the non-glandular region of the stomach is marked by scars from larvae of gastrophilus.
In some horses, the non-glandular region of the stomach is marked by scars from larvae of gastrophilus.
The Margo plicatus is the folded edge that separates the glandular and non-glandular regions in the horse's stomach.
The Margo plicatus is the folded edge that separates the glandular and non-glandular regions in the horse's stomach.
The simple stomach is lined by both glandular and non-glandular mucosa in animals like dog, cat, and man.
The simple stomach is lined by both glandular and non-glandular mucosa in animals like dog, cat, and man.
The compound stomach is lined by both glandular (simple columnar epithelium) and non-glandular mucosa in horses, ruminants, and pigs.
The compound stomach is lined by both glandular (simple columnar epithelium) and non-glandular mucosa in horses, ruminants, and pigs.
The forestomach is a common feature in animals like ox, sheep, and goat, classified under the monolocular stomach category.
The forestomach is a common feature in animals like ox, sheep, and goat, classified under the monolocular stomach category.
A simple stomach consists of one cavity in animals like dog, horse, and pig.
A simple stomach consists of one cavity in animals like dog, horse, and pig.
In ruminants such as ox, sheep, and goat, the stomach contains many cavities and is classified as a multilocular stomach.
In ruminants such as ox, sheep, and goat, the stomach contains many cavities and is classified as a multilocular stomach.
