Once H. Pylori Is in a Host's Stomach, What Happens

question 34

Multiple Choice

Once H. pylori is in a host's stomach, what happens?

• A) The bacteria move away from the neutral mucus-secreting epithelium toward the acidic stomach lumen.
• B) H. pylori moves from the basic stomach lumen up toward the neutral esophagus.
• C) The bacteria move away from the acidic stomach lumen toward the neutral mucus-secreting epithelial layer.
• D) The bacteria move away from the acidic stomach lumen toward the neutral small intestine.
• E) H. pylori moves from the neutral small intestine toward the acidic stomach lumen.

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