Propulsion Is the Movement of Gastric Contents from the Body

question 3

Multiple Choice

Propulsion is the movement of gastric contents from the body of the stomach to the antrum. This movement is brought about by

• A) elastic recoil
• B) diffusion
• C) opsonization
• D) segmentation
• E) peristalsis

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