The three segments of large intestine are-OesophagusColonCaecumRectum

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Large Intestine

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The three segments of large intestine are:

Oesophagus

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Colon

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Caecum

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Rectum

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The correct options are
B Colon
C Caecum
D Rectum
The large intestine is divided into three parts i.e., caecum, colon and rectum. Small intestine opens into the caecum, a pouch like structure. Next comes the colon from where salts and fluids are absorbed. Finally, undigested food reaches the third part of the large intestine, the rectum.

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Which of the following is the correct sequence of parts as they occur in the human alimentary canal ?

(a) Mouth $\to$ Stomach $\to$ Small intestine $\to$ Oesophagus $\to$ Large intestine
(b) Mouth $\to$ Oesophagus $\to$ Stomach $\to$ Large intestine $\to$ Small intestine
(c) Mouth $\to$ Stomach $\to$ Oesophagus $\to$ Small intestine $\to$ Large intestine
(d) Mouth $\to$ Oesophagus $\to$ Stomach $\to$ Small intestine $\to$ Large intestine

Q. The three segments of large intestine are:

Q. Assertion :Water and electrolytes are almost fully absorbed in the large Intestine. Reason: In large intestine, haustral contractions (slow segmenting movements) roll the forming faeces over and over, causing absorption of water and electrolytes.

Q. I.- Large intestine absorbs salts and water.
II.- Villi are present in large intestine.

Q. Assertion :Large intestine also shows the presence of villi, like small intestine. Reason: Absorption of water and some salts are done by the inner wall of the large intestine.

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