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Okay, i'm going to answer this question and talk about the digestive system.
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It says the accessory organs are organs that participate in digestion but are not part of the gi tract and include that.
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So remember that the git, the gastrointestinal tract, it consists of the oral cavity, the word out here the oral cavity, then also the pharynx, the pharynx, then the esophagus, stomach, the small, and also the large intestine.
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Then we have also accessory organs that are the accessory organs that are teeth, tongue, and then also glandular organs.
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For example, about this, we want to have here the salivary glands, the salivary glands, also the liver, the galler, the bladder, and also the pancreas.
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Okay, so this question is asking, the accessory organs are organs that participate in digestion but are not part of the di tract and include option a is salivary glands, pancreas, liver, and goldbladder.
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And this is true and this is the answer for this question, okay? salivary glands, pancreas, as you can see here, also liver and also gold blood.
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So they are accessory organs.
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Now, for the next question that says a total transit time from mouth to elimination can be anywhere from.
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And the answer here is going to be an option c that says one day, from one day, two, three days.
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Then you have protease, eats with digestion of, well, as you can see, protease is an enzyme or particularly enzymes that are going to aid with a digestion of proteins.
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This is why they are called proteases.
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So you have here, the answer is going to be option b.
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Now you have a net question that says, most nutrients are absorbed by the body through which organ, and remember that this is a function of the small intestine...