Question

question 13 (2 points)
the vast majority of fat digestion takes place in the:
mouth with lipases secreted in the saliva.
small intestine with lipases release by the pancreas.
stomach mixed with gastric juices.
large intestine mixed with lipases and water.
question 14 (3 points)
alcohols effect on nutrition is important because alcohol causes the liver to expel folate into the blood for excretion by the kidneys.
true
false

Explanation:

For Question 13, lipases from the pancreas in the small intestine play a major - role in fat digestion. Salivary lipases in the mouth have a minor role, and fat digestion is not significant in the stomach or large intestine. For Question 14, alcohol does cause the liver to expel folate into the blood for kidney - excretion, affecting nutrition.

Answer:

Question 13: small intestine with lipases release by the pancreas.
Question 14: True