The Entry of Ingested Food into the Duodenum Can Suppress

question 25

Multiple Choice

The entry of ingested food into the duodenum can suppress further eating via

• A) the inhibition of gastric emptying.
• B) the suppression of ghrelin secretion from the stomach.
• C) activation of sympathetic nerve fibers that innervate the liver.
• D) the secretion of insulin from the duodenum.
• E) suppression of CCK release from the stomach.

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