Biology · Science General
Human Digestive System
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The human digestive system explores the breakdown of biomacromolecules, covering organs from the stomach to the small intestine. It involves physiological processes like chyme movement, pH levels, and nutrient absorption in the gut. These fundamental biology concepts are regularly featured in medical and general science competitive exams.
Small intestine functionsBiomacromolecule breakdownStomach and digestionIntestinal bacteria
Human Digestive System Questions
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colon
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rumen
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caecum
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All of the above
A
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Explanation
Horses are hindgut fermenters, meaning their primary site of cellulose fermentation and nutrient absorption is the large intestine, particularly the colon. Unlike ruminants, horses rely on microbial fermentation in the cecum and colon, with the colon serving as the main absorptive surface for the resulting nutrients.
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duodenum
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sacculus rotundus
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small intestine
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ileum
B
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Explanation
The distal end of small intestine (ileum) in rabbit is dilated into a small bulb-like sacculus rotundus which leads into the colon of large intestine. The sacculus rotundus has an iliocaecal valve which directs the chyme from ileum only into caecum, and from caecum into the colon.
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Lever
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Kidney
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Pancreas
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Small intestine
B
Correct answer
Explanation
The kidney is part of the excretory/urinary system, not the digestive system. It filters blood and produces urine, whereas the digestive system (including liver, pancreas, and small intestine) breaks down and absorbs nutrients from food. The question correctly identifies kidney as the non-digestive component.
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ribosome
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centrosome
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protein
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lysosome
D
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Explanation
Lysosomes contain digestive enzymes that break down waste materials, cellular debris, and foreign invaders - hence called digestive bags or suicide bags. Ribosomes (A) synthesize proteins, centrosomes (B) organize microtubules, and protein (C) is what's digested, not the digester - making all distractors incorrect.
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Intestine
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Kidney
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Eyes
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Liver
D
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Explanation
Ans-4
'Jaundice' causes damage to the Liver.
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Duodenum
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Pylorus
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Jejunum
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Ileum
B
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Explanation
Ans-2
Pylorus is a part of the stomach.
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Carbohydrates
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Fats
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Fibres
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Proteins
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they chew it properly
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they have big stomach
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microbes in their rumen help in digesting
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microbes in their reticulum help in digesting
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Gastric juice
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Lipase
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Bile juice
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Chymotrypsin
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bile duct
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villi
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appendix
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lacteal
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Lactin
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Lacteal
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Thoracic duct
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Lactiferous duct
B
Correct answer
Explanation
Lacteal are lymph vessels that absorb the fat and lymph combination called chyle in the small intestine
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Secretin
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Gastrin
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Cholecystokinin
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Pepsin
C
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Explanation
Cholecystokinin in the duodenum aids the release of digestive enzymes in pancreas and bile from gall bladder
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Chyme
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Bolus
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Secretin
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Chyle
D
Correct answer
Explanation
Chyle is present in lacteals of villi of small intestine and consists of emulsified fats and lymph
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liver
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large intestine
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stomach
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small intestine
D
Correct answer
Explanation
Digestion of fats, proteins and carbohydrates is completed in the small intestine.
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Undigested food
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Nitrogen
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Carbon dioxide
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Water
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Heat
B
Correct answer
Explanation
This is the correct option. Nitrogen is not a waste product produced by a human body.