Introduction Nutrition in Humans

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Introduction Nutrition in Humans: Overview

This Topic covers sub-topics such as Liver, Pancreas, Stomach, Tongue, Anus, Tooth Decay, Pharynx, Rectum, Mouth, Small Intestine, Salivary Glands, Large Intestine, Oesophagus, Types of Teeth, Saliva, Structure of a Tooth, Canines and, Peristalsis

Important Questions on Introduction Nutrition in Humans

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Which of the following is correct for label 'A' in the diagram?
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What are the roles of saliva?

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How fats are digested during food digestion?

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Explain the process of mastication of food.

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Proteins get denatured at high temperatures.

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How proteins are digested during digestion.

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The dental formula for permanent teeth in the human being is

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The last step in food digestion is called:

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What do you mean by egestion?

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Assimilation of nutrients takes place in the stomach.

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What do you mean by assimilation of food?

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Absorption of nutrients takes place in _____ (large intestine/small intestine).

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What is absorption in the digestion of food?

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The pancreas released digestive juice during digestion.

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What is digestive juice, and its role?

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We can find lacteals in the

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The mouth has a salivary gland.

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What are the mouth and its function in digestion?

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Sugary drinks are the only cause of tooth cavities.

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Explain Tooth decay and how to avoid it.