Which of the following do not pass from the small intestine to the large intestine?
Correct answer: D. Gastrin and secetrin
- A. Water and sloughed-off mucosal cells
- B. Cellulose and inactive enzymes
- C. Organic and inorganic salts
- D. Gastrin and secetrin
Explanation
Gastric and secretrin are the hormones which are secreted into the blood and do not pass to large intestine as fecal material. Hence option D is correct. All other options are incorrect because all of them pass from small intestine to large intestine.
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