What Happens When the Stomach Walls Distend to Accommodate Food

question 164

Multiple Choice

What happens when the stomach walls distend to accommodate food?

• A) We become hungry.
• B) Signals are sent to the brain to turn off hunger.
• C) The set point moves upward leading to an increased likelihood of gaining weight.
• D) The release of CCK is suppressed.

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Definitions:

Abdominal Cavity

The body cavity that houses the major organs of digestion and excretion, located below the chest.

Mediastinum

An area between the lungs that contains the heart, aorta, esophagus, trachea, and thymus.

Surgical Puncture

A medical procedure involving the insertion of a needle to remove fluid for diagnostic purposes or relieve pressure.

Chest Wall

The structures that enclose the chest cavity, including the rib cage, muscles, and skin, providing protection and support.