Match between columns Premises: The sigmoid colon is located here

The Answer of Stomach and Pharynx and Small intestine and is...

Match between columns Premises: Secretes bicarbonate into the duodenum

The Answer of Stomach and Large intestine and Esophagus and is...

Match between columns Premises: Osteoporosis in adults

The Answer of Sulfur and Thiamine and Phosphorus and Calcium is...

Exam 47: Processing Food and Nutrition

Explain how the nervous system and hormones regulate the secretion of gastric juice.

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Question 121

How are amino acids absorbed by the small intestine?

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Question 122

hydrolyzes proteins, converting them to short _.

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Question 123

Match the component of the digestive system with its description.

Premises:

The sigmoid colon is located here

Responses:

Stomach

Pharynx

Small intestine

Correct Answer:

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The sigmoid colon is located here

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Question 124

Match the component of the digestive system with its description.

Premises:

Secretes bicarbonate into the duodenum

Responses:

Stomach

Large intestine

Esophagus

Correct Answer:

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Secretes bicarbonate into the duodenum

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Question 125

Bile is produced in the gallbladder.

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Question 126

Match the vitamin or mineral with the effects of deficiency.

Premises:

Osteoporosis in adults

Responses:

Sulfur

Thiamine

Phosphorus

Correct Answer:

Verified

Osteoporosis in adults

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Exam 47: Processing Food and Nutrition

Explain how the nervous system and hormones regulate the secretion of gastric juice.

How are amino acids absorbed by the small intestine?

____ hydrolyzes proteins, converting them to short _____.

Bile is produced in the gallbladder.

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