Carbohydrate Digestion Disorders

Sucrase deficiency is more common than lactase deficiency.

Sucrase deficiency occurs in adulthood, while lactase deficiency occurs early in childhood

Sucrase deficiency only affects the absorption of fructose, while lactase deficiency affects the absorption of glucose and galactose as well.

Sucrase deficiency shows the same signs and symptoms as lactase deficiency, but is a rare condition that occurs early in childhood (correct)

A condition where all monosaccharides are absorbed normally, but at a slower rate than usual.

A condition where glucose and galactose are absorbed only slowly due to a defect in the carrier mechanism, while fructose is absorbed normally. (correct)

A condition where all monosaccharides are not absorbed at all due to a defect in the carrier mechanism.

A condition where fructose is absorbed more quickly than glucose and galactose due to a defect in the carrier mechanism.

Bloating

Diarrhea

Nosebleeds (correct)

Cramps