69: Liver and gall bladder Quizellenj2022-12-06T21:02:39-05:00 Please sign up for the course before taking this quiz. 1. Where is the primary location for recycling of erythrocytes (red blood cells)?1 Kupffer cells Stellate cells Endothelial cells Hepatocytes 2. Where do you find Kupffer cells?1 In the bile canaliculi In the central veins In the space of Disse In the sinusoid spaces In the hepatic arteries 3. Which of these organelles is responsible for getting rid of toxins?1 lysosomes smooth ER mitochondria Golgi bodies peroxisomes 4. Which of these connects to the inferior vena cava?1 hepatic veins hepatic arteries portal veins 5. What does the gall bladder do?1 Stores bile that the liver makes. Stores nutrients. Makes bile plus other digestive enzymes. Makes bile for digestion. 6. Which of these can the liver NOT do?1 Make clotting proteins Make amino acids Make albumin proteins Make antibodies (gamma globulins, those Y-shaped things) Make compliment factors for immune system 7. Which of these functions can the liver NOT do?1 Make cholesterol. Make vitamins. Make fats. Make amino acids. Make glucose. 8. The hepatic arteries are the liver’s only source of oxygen.1 True False 9. REVIEW: Which one of these does NOT go through the diaphragm?1 trachea esophagus descending aorta inferior vena cava 10. What do LDL and HDL do?1 Make cholesterol Break down cholesterol Transport cholesterol 11. Which of these blood vessels would you NOT find in the liver?1 capillaries portal veins hepatic veins hepatic arteries pulmonary arteries 12. Which of these does the descending aorta NOT connect to?1 the spleen the lungs the liver the intestines the pancreas 13. What are triads made of?1 arteries, veins and capillaries red cells, white cells, and macrophages hepatocytes, endothelial cells, blood cells hepatic vein, hepatic artery, hepatic lymph duct portal vein, hepatic artery, bile canaliculus 14. Why do hepatocytes have so much smooth endoplasmic reticulum?1 Because they have no Golgi bodies. Because they export many products for use outside the cell. Because they have lots of ribosomes. Because they have polyploidy (double DNA). Because they need to repair other cells. 15. Where does the gall bladder connect to the digestive system?1 large intestine stomach pancreas duodenum small intestine esophagus 85: Male reproductive system 73: Body cavities and Mesentery Back to: 69: Liver and gall bladder