What is the stimulus for the Duodenal–colic reflex?
A) Cephalic stimulation
B) Presence of food
C) Over extension of stomach
D) Swallowing
B
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Duodenal–colic reflex is stimulated by the presence of food or stretching in the duodenum that stimulates colon activity and mass movement, again to empty the colon for the new chyme.
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