Use the following information to answer question 42. water+ reactants Che mi cal Reaction 42. If the reactants are lipids, then the products are A. amino acids B. fatty acids and glycerol C. nucleic acids D. simple sugars A. large intestine B. lacteals -enzymes C. capillaries D stomach 43. Ingested fats differ from most other ingested organic substances because they are absorbed from the digestive system by the products

Use the following information to answer question 42. water+ reactants Che mi cal Reaction 42. If the reactants are lipids, then the products are A. amino acids B. fatty acids and glycerol C. nucleic acids D. simple sugars A. large intestine B. lacteals -enzymes C. capillaries D stomach 43. Ingested fats differ from most other ingested organic substances because they are absorbed from the digestive system by the products

Ebk:Nutrition & Diet Therapy

10th Edition

ISBN:9780357391747

Author:DEBRUYNE

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Chapter17: Foods And Food Consistency For Upper Gi Disorders

Section: Chapter Questions

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