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Question of the Day
Which of the following is an incorrect pairing of a digestive organ with a process?
The large intestine is the site at which certain nutrients are absorbed, but it is the kidneys that are responsible for removing urea, a product of protein degradation, from the bloodstream. The normal function of the esophagus is to move food by peristalsis into the stomach, where it is acidified and the major digestive processes begin. The small intestine then serves as the major site for completing digestion using enzymes and other molecules produced by the gall bladder and liver to allow the absorption of nutrients.
esophagus; peristalsis
small intestine; completing digestion using enzymes
stomach; acidification
large intestine; excretion of urea
All are correct.
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