Question

question 10 (0.5 points) where are the nutrients absorbed in the small intestine? a) lacteals b) microvilli c) blood capillaries d) villi

Explanation:

Nutrients in the small intestine are absorbed into the bloodstream through blood capillaries. Lacteals absorb fats and fat - soluble vitamins. Microvilli and villi increase the surface area for absorption but are not the site of nutrient entry into the body's internal transport system.

Answer:

C. Blood capillaries