A Client Asks How the Nutrients from Food Enter the Blood.How

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Multiple Choice

A client asks how the nutrients from food enter the blood.How can the nurse best explain this process?

• A)"When food hits the stomach,hydrochloric acid liquefies it and transports it into your blood."
• B)"Chemical digestion breaks down food molecules into simpler substances."
• C)"Only nutrients from liquid sources make it into the blood.That is why it is important to drink fluids with meals."
• D)"The teeth and saliva break food into their smallest portions and transport nutrients to the blood."

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Definitions:

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