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The stomach is able to produce specific enzymes which breakdown _______ to ________.



A. proteins: fatty acids


B. cholesterol: amino acids


C. proteins: peptides


D. glucose: glycogen

Proteins to Peptides

The absorptive mechanism which needs energy in the form of ATP to move a substance across a cell membrane, and against a concentration gradient.



A. Osmosis


B. Activated Transference


C. Facilitated Diffusion


D. Active Transport

Active Transport

The main nutrients we need to digest (i.e. breakdown to smaller components) in order to absorb are:



A. carbohydrates, fats and proteins


B. fats, proteins, vitamins, minerals and electrolytes


C. proteins, carbohydrates, vitamins and minerals


D. fiber, fats, minerals and vitamins

Carbohydrates


Fats


Proteins

In addition to being able to absorb macronutrients and micronutrients from the diet, humans can also extract and absorb some non-nutrient compounds from the foods and beverages in their diet



True/False

True

The accessory organs such as the pancreas and liver are most involved in which phase of digestion?



A. The Gastric Phase


B. The Pancreatic Phase


C. The Intestinal Phase


D. The Cephalic Phase

Intestinal Phase

The gastrointestinal tract can be thought of as a giant _______ that runs through the body, from the mouth to the rear exit.



A. capillary


B. tube


C. conductor


D. cord

Tube

The lower esophageal sphincter keeps bile from entering the stomach.



True False

False: It keep stomach acid from moving upward.

Which is the most accurate description of the brush border region of the small intestine?



A. Villi are composed of enterocytes; enterocytes have microvilli on them



B. Microvilli are finger-like structures which are made up of enterocytes



C. Water-soluble compounds are absorbed through central lacteals, while fat-soluble compounds are absorbed through capillaries



D. The microvilli are composed of bacterial cells which undergo lactic fermentation and release methane gas

Villi are made of enterocytes.


Enterocytes contain mircovilli.

Digestive enzymes which break down food in the gastrointestinal tract can be released from the:



A. liver, gallbladder, esophagus and stomach


B. spleen, esophagus, duodenum and cecum


C. mouth, pancreas, liver and colon


D. mouth, stomach, pancreas and enterocytes

Mouth


Stomach


Pancreas


Enterocytes

The small intestine is longer than the large intestine.



True False

True