Match each organ to one of its actions/functions in carbohydrate digestion and absorption: v Mouth A. Salivary a-amylase begins the breakdown of starch. v Stomach B. Site of majority of CHO absorption. v Small intestine C. Fermentation of non-digestible CHO by bacteria. v Large intestine D. Secretes pancreatic a-amylase in response to cholecystokinin. Pancreas E. Low pH results in deactivation of salivary a-amylase.

Match each organ to one of its actions/functions in carbohydrate digestion and absorption: v Mouth A. Salivary a-amylase begins the breakdown of starch. v Stomach B. Site of majority of CHO absorption. v Small intestine C. Fermentation of non-digestible CHO by bacteria. v Large intestine D. Secretes pancreatic a-amylase in response to cholecystokinin. Pancreas E. Low pH results in deactivation of salivary a-amylase.

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Chapter36: Digestion And Human Nutrition

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