Question

question 9 of 10
a doctor examines the solid waste of a patient. which would most likely be evidence that the person is not digesting food correctly?
a. the presence of bacteria in the feces
b. the presence of simple sugars in the feces
c. the presence of fiber in the feces
d. the presence of water in the feces

Explanation:

Normally, simple sugars are absorbed during digestion. Their presence in feces suggests improper digestion. Bacteria are normal in feces, fiber is indigestible and water is a normal component of feces.

Answer:

B. The presence of simple sugars in the feces