The Small Intestine Is Described as "Small" Because

question 100

Multiple Choice

The small intestine is described as "small" because

• A) it is the shortest part of the GI tract.
• B) it consists of only one section.
• C) not much digestion or absorption occurs there.
• D) it is only an inch in diameter.

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Definitions:

Frontal

Pertaining to the front, often used to describe the location of structures; in brain anatomy, refers to the region associated with decision making, problem solving, and emotions.

Maxilla

One of the two large bones that form the upper jaw, serving as a foundation for the face and support for the upper teeth.

Zygomatic

Pertaining to the cheekbone or zygoma, part of the facial skeleton.

Lacrimal

Pertaining to tears and the glands that produce tears, which play a crucial role in eye health and function.