Answer:
1) foods would not correctly be digested, thus nutrients would not correctly be absorbed
2) lipids and fat-soluble vitamins (e.g., vitamin B12) would not be absorbed because bile acids would be absorbed before fulfilling their functions
Explanation:
The digestive system contains several organs that work sequentially together to convert foods into energy. The stomach has two main functions 1-to store foods (approximately 2 hrs) after they are consumed and 2- to breakdown/digest large foods. After this, the small intestine acts to continue with the process of digestion and absorption of nutrients from the foods. The duodenum is the first potion of the small intestine whose main function is the completion of the digestion by mixing foods with bile and pancreatic juices that help in the absorption of nutrients. Finally, the third portion of the small intestine is the ileum which attaches the small intestine to the colon. This part of the small intestine works to absorb bile acids secreted by the liver, thereby acting after the action of the bile enzymes.
the correct answer is D: Myth
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Answer:
The correct answer is D. Nose and thyroid cartilages.
Explanation:
During puberty, many changes occur in the body of both males and females due to the change in hormonal balance and secretion. During adolescence, the male height is increased abruptly and their body starts becoming muscular.
In males during the puberty days, nose and thyroid cartilage enlarges disproportionately. The reason for disproportionate nose in males is that male requires more oxygen for muscles than females. In males, the thyroid cartilages enlarge more than females and responsible for vocalization in them. So the correct answer is D.
Answer:
Explanation:
#4 types of bones
Long bones (thigh)
Short bones(wrist)
Flat bones (cranium)
Irregular bones (skull)
#3 types of muscles
Skeletal muscle (biceps and triceps on frond and back of the arm)
Smooth muscle (located in the internal structure of digestive tract)
Cardiac muscle (found in heart)
