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Hunger, Satiety, and Hormones
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3. The Human Body & Digestion / Hunger, Satiety, and Hormones / Problem 10
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Which of the following is a true statement about how mechanical stretch contributes to meal termination?
A
Stretch receptors are activated only after macronutrients are completely absorbed, thus they are late signals that lengthen the interval to the next meal but do not stop an ongoing meal.
B
Gastric stretch receptors send rapid neural signals that contribute to short-term meal termination by informing the hypothalamus that the stomach volume has increased.
C
Gastric stretch has no role in satiety and only determines the mechanical digestion rate without communicating with the brain.
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Stretch signals are primarily endocrine and require hours to affect the hypothalamus, making them irrelevant to immediate meal termination.
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