Digestion in Sea Anemones Is Different from Digestion in Humans

question 53

Multiple Choice

Digestion in sea anemones is different from digestion in humans in that sea anemones _________.

• A) don't have an internal digestive system
• B) don't absorb nutrients from their digestive cavities
• C) have a simple digestive pouch with a single opening, while humans have a specialized digestive tube with two openings
• D) harbor a complex community of microorganisms that digest their food and provide nutrients to their body tissues while humans have a simple community of bacteria
• E) Digestion in sea anemones is the same as it is in humans.

Understand the concepts and terminologies related to the structural and functional aspects of the digestive system.

Identify symptoms and definitions related to gastrointestinal conditions.

Recognize the importance of diagnostic tools and their purposes in gastroenterology.

Differentiate between diseases based on the systems involved and pathology present.

---

Definitions:

Observational Research

A method of research in which subjects are observed in their natural environment without any manipulation by the researcher.

Qualitative Research

A research method focusing on understanding concepts, thoughts, or experiences through analysis of non-numeric data, such as interviews or observations.

Observational Research

A research method involving the systematic recording of observable behaviors or events in their natural setting without intervention by the researcher.

Qualitative Research

A research method focusing on understanding concepts, thoughts, or experiences through analysis of non-numerical data, such as interviews, observations, and texts.