(there are 20 questions in this topic)
| Question 8 | The significance of protein binding |
| Question 7 | Blood supply to the gastrointestinal system (arteries and veins). |
| Question 8 | Pharmacology of drugs which influence gastric pH |
| Question 23 | Pharmacology of antiemetics |
| Question 5 | Composition, formation and functions of bile. |
| Question 24 | Control of gastric emptying. |
| Question 3 | Neural pathways involved in vomiting |
| Question 5 | The hormonal response to a meal. |
| Question 17 | Pharmacology of antiemetics: ondansetron (also, about the serotonin receptor) |
| Question 8 | Physiology of gastric emptying |
| Question 23 | Pharmacology of antiemetic drugs |
| Question 8 | Physiological factors that prevent gastro-oesophageal reflux. |
| Question 22 | Pharmacology of drugs that alter the pH of gastric fluid. |
| Question 21 | Control of gastric emptying. |
| Question 10(p.2) | Physiology of vomiting. |
| Question 10 | Pharmacology of drugs which influence gastric pH |
| Question 2(p.2) | Pharmacology of antiemetics |
| Question 7(p.2) | Function of gastric secretions |
| Question 6(p.2) | Pharmacological manipulation of gastric fluid pH |
| Question 10 | Control of gastric emptying |