Question

note
to complete this question without using the drag - and - drop feature, first click on a single answer choice from the answer choices box, then click in the response container you wish to answer. this will \drop\ the answer choice into the response container
to complete this question while utilizing a screen reader, use the tab key to navigate to an answer choice. answer choices can be selected and inserted using the enter key, spacebar, left mouse button or touchpad. using any of these keys, select your answer choice. use the up and down arrow keys to navigate to the response container you wish to place the selected answer into. press the key again to \drop\ the answer choice into the response container
condition where the natural energy reserve is increased to a point where it is associated with certain health conditions or increased mortality
a bsorbs lipids and bile and is covered in villi and microvilli
big pouch which receives waste material from the small intestine
area around the pyloric sphincter leading into the small intestine
breaks down the chyme to absorb vitamins, minerals, proteins, carbohydrates and fats
: : pylorus : : small intestine : : obesity : : cecum : : ileum

Explanation:

1. Obesity is a condition where the natural energy reserve (fat - tissue) is increased to a point associated with health conditions or increased mortality.
2. The small intestine absorbs lipids and bile and is covered in villi and microvilli, which increase its surface area for absorption.
3. The cecum is a big pouch which receives waste material from the small intestine.
4. The pylorus is the area around the pyloric sphincter leading into the small intestine.
5. The ileum is part of the small intestine that breaks down the chyme to absorb vitamins, minerals, proteins, carbohydrates and fats.

Answer:

1. Obesity
2. Small Intestine
3. Cecum
4. Pylorus
5. Ileum