Nutrient Cycle Unit

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Nutrient Cycle Unit

Salivary Glands
Mucus lubricates food
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Salivary Glands Mucus lubricates food
Tongue Keeps food between teeth
Trachea AKA Windpipe
Esophagus Tube to stomach
Liver Bile is produced, bile emulsifies fat and Bile sent to Small Intestine
Gall Bladder Stores Bile (bile emulsified fat)
Stomach Sehincters, controls openings
Bile Duct Tube to small intestine from Gall Bladder
Duodenum First 1 foot of the small intestine
Pancreas Produces & secretes pancreatic juices; contains enzymes
Pancreas Duct Tube to Small Intestine
Small Intestine 20-25 feet long
Appendix Vestigal organ, evolutionary leftover
Large Intestine About 5 feet long
Rectum Where solid wastes are concentrated
Anus Has 2 sphincters that control expulsion of waste
Heartburn Backup of gastric juices
Ingestion Intake
Peristalis Muscular Movement of Food
Absortion Into blood
Storage Hold for a time
Elimination Release
Mechanical Digestion Moving Disrupts
Chemical Digestion Chemicals drop
Enzymes Proteins that are to regulate the rate of a chemical reaction and there are many, many different types of enzymes.
Pepsin Breaks up proteins
Lipase Cuts up fat
Operate by ___________ aproach Lock & Key
Enzyme fits together with the chemical on which the enzyme acts called a __________ Substrate
_____________ is the area that allows substrate and enzyme to fit together like puzzle pieces Active site
The enzyme for this reaction is called ______________ and the chemical reaction that occurs is a ________________________ Starch Synthesis, Dehydration Synthesis
Hydrolisis is breaking apart of molecules with the help of ________ Water
Name the chemical process used by these enzymes to help digest fats, carbohydrates and proteins: Fats, Carbohydrates, Proteins and Hydrolysis
Fats (Grams, Purpose, Digestive End Product) 65 grams, membranes, energy stores, hormones, fatty acids and golycerol
Carbohydrates (Grams, Purpose, Digestive End, Product) 300 grams, Energy; Stored as Glycogen (in liver), Glucose (simple sugars) and Chains of sugars
Proteins (Grams, Purpose, Digestive End, Product) 50 grams, Amino Acids; Used to build PROTEINS, Hormones and Humans can make 12 (need other 8 in our diet)
Appendicitis (What is it, Symptoms, How is it treated) Inflammination of appendix, Low grade fever, loss of appetite, Nausea & Vomiting
Lactose Intolegance (What is it, Symptoms, How is it treated) Inability to digest lactose, Abdominal pain, Bloating, Gas, Nausea, Diarrhea, Deficiency of lactase enzyme, Dietary changes (elss lactose containing food, Overthecounter lactose)
Colon Cancer (What is it, Symptoms, How is it treated) Cancerous growth on surface of large intestine, Blood in stool, Constipation, Diarrhea for more that 1 week, overweight, lack of exercise, Removal during colinocopy
Gallastones (What is it, Symptoms, How is it treated) Small pebblelike substances in gallbladder, Pain in upper right abdominal, pain in the back under right shoulder, Removal of gallbladder, No surgical, Medication to dissolve small stones

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