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Option 1 : Small intestine
The correct answer is the Small intestine.
- The portion of the small intestine called the duodenum is the chief area where iron absorption takes place.
- The amount of iron content in the body should not be more than 20 grams.
- In excess of this, the symptoms of "homochromatic" disease start to develop in the body.
- The main function of the iron element is to make red blood particles, the major component of blood.
- 30–35 percent of the red blood particles contain hemoglobin.
- Liver -
- The liver is an organ of the body, which is found only invertebrate animals.
- Its function is to detoxify various metabolites, synthesize proteins, and make the biochemical required for digestion.
- The bile juice secreted by the liver is stored in the gall bladder.
- Large intestine -
- The esophagus (food pipe), stomach (gastric), small intestine, and large intestine together form the digestive system.
- The large intestine begins at the colon, which is about 5 feet long, and ends in the rectum and anus (anus).
- Water is absorbed in the large intestine and minerals, vitamins, and other elements in the small intestine.
- Pancreas -
- The pancreas is a glandular part of the digestive and endocrine system of vertebrate organisms.
- It is an endocrine gland producing many important hormones such as insulin, glucagon, and somatostatin.
- In addition, it is also an exocrine gland extracting pancreatic juice, this juice contains digestive enzymes that go into the ileum.
- Small intestine -
- The small intestine (small intestine) is an important part of the human digestive system.
- Which starts from the stomach and is completed on the colon (large intestine).
- The digestive and absorption of food is the highest in the small intestine.
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