PCAT BIOL: Where does Peristalsis begin?

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I have a question regarding PERISTALSIS

Where does it actually begin?

- Dr. Collins Bio multiple choice has this question and the answer is the small intestine

- But then i looked it up on the Internet, it says the esophagus and i think esophagus actually makes more sense bc when you swallow, peristalsis would be responsible for pushing the food downward...

I was so confused !
 
I have a question regarding PERISTALSIS

Where does it actually begin?

- Dr. Collins Bio multiple choice has this question and the answer is the small intestine

- But then i looked it up on the Internet, it says the esophagus and i think esophagus actually makes more sense bc when you swallow, peristalsis would be responsible for pushing the food downward...

I was so confused !
Should be the esophagus. The bolus gets pushed down by peristalsis.
 
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Well in his chemisty test 1 I found 2 mistakes.

One of the questions he gave the compound CH3-CH3 and asked us to name it. The correct answer is ethane, but that wasn't even an answer choice and he put the correct answer as propane.

Also, there was a question where he gave us a solubility chart and asked what the precipitant was. He only gave us 1 rxn that formed a precipitant when he should have given us to 2, to see what the common compounds were between the 2 rxns, and thus being able to know what formed the precipitant.
 
Well in his chemisty test 1 I found 2 mistakes.

One of the questions he gave the compound CH3-CH3 and asked us to name it. The correct answer is ethane, but that wasn't even an answer choice and he put the correct answer as propane.

Also, there was a question where he gave us a solubility chart and asked what the precipitant was. He only gave us 1 rxn that formed a precipitant when he should have given us to 2, to see what the common compounds were between the 2 rxns, and thus being able to know what formed the precipitant.

Uh, yeah I took that test yesterday and there are no mistakes, read the chart carefully, its not rocket science.