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What is the difference between sucrase deficiency and lactase deficiency?
What is the difference between sucrase deficiency and lactase deficiency?
- There is no difference between the two
- Sucrase deficiency is more common than lactase deficiency
- Lactase deficiency occurs early in childhood (correct)
- Sucrase deficiency occurs later in life
What is monosaccharide mal absorption?
What is monosaccharide mal absorption?
- A condition where fructose is absorbed slowly
- A condition where glucose and galactose are absorbed slowly (correct)
- A condition where glucose and galactose are absorbed quickly
- A condition where fructose is not absorbed at all
Why is fructose absorption normal in monosaccharide mal absorption?
Why is fructose absorption normal in monosaccharide mal absorption?
- Because fructose is not affected by the carrier mechanism defect (correct)
- Because fructose is not absorbed at all
- Because fructose is absorbed more slowly than glucose and galactose
- Because fructose is absorbed by the carrier system
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