In the Small Intestine, Amino Acids and Monosaccharaides Are Moved

question 42

Multiple Choice

In the small intestine, amino acids and monosaccharaides are moved into the mucosal cells by the process of

• A) diffusion.
• B) facilitated diffusion.
• C) active transport.
• D) endocytosis.
• E) exocytosis.

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Definitions:

Lymph-collecting Vessel

Part of the lymphatic system, these vessels carry lymph, a clear fluid containing white blood cells and waste products, back towards the heart.

Lymph Trunk

Large lymphatic vessels that drain lymph from different parts of the body and empty into the venous system.

Lymph Duct

A large vessel in the lymphatic system that drains lymph from various parts of the body back into the blood circulation.

Red Pulp

Tissue in the spleen composed of sinuses filled with blood, responsible for filtering out old or damaged blood cells.