Nutrient Q Is a Nutrient Normally Bound to Protein in Food.In

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Multiple Choice

Nutrient Q is a nutrient normally bound to protein in food.In this form it cannot be absorbed.Fortunately the binding between nutrient Q and protein is broken by the HCl in the gastric juices.What is one possible consequence of atrophic gastritis?

• A)development of nutrient Q deficiency.
• B)excessive absorption of nutrient Q.
• C)no consequence as pepsin,secreted by the pancreas,can break the binding between nutrient Q and protein.
• D)no consequence as atrophic gastritis causes inflammation but does not alter gastric secretion of HCl.

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