LAB 9 – LAB EXAM II Review
... Hormones of the GI system are produced and secreted by which of the following cells? a. ...
... Hormones of the GI system are produced and secreted by which of the following cells? a. ...
The Stomach & Intestines
... The small intestine has 3 enzymes to complete digestion: Amylase breaks starch down into glucose. Protease breaks protein down into amino acids. Lipase breaks fats down into fatty acids and glycerol ...
... The small intestine has 3 enzymes to complete digestion: Amylase breaks starch down into glucose. Protease breaks protein down into amino acids. Lipase breaks fats down into fatty acids and glycerol ...
The Digestive System
... Mouth- where the break down of food begins Pharynx-passageway for food Esophagus-tube going from pharynx to stomach Stomach-where acids and enzymes continue to break down food Small intestine-uses enzymes and bile to break down food and absorb nutrients Large intestine-moves waste to rectum Liver- m ...
... Mouth- where the break down of food begins Pharynx-passageway for food Esophagus-tube going from pharynx to stomach Stomach-where acids and enzymes continue to break down food Small intestine-uses enzymes and bile to break down food and absorb nutrients Large intestine-moves waste to rectum Liver- m ...
stomach
... D cells are found mainly in glands of the pyloric antrum. They inhibit G cells and thereby acid production. D cell function is stimulated by acid in the lumen of the stomach and duodenum. ...
... D cells are found mainly in glands of the pyloric antrum. They inhibit G cells and thereby acid production. D cell function is stimulated by acid in the lumen of the stomach and duodenum. ...
Autotrophic and Heterotrophic Nutrition
... Secrete HCl – makes best pH for hydrolysis by gastric protease ...
... Secrete HCl – makes best pH for hydrolysis by gastric protease ...
Chapter 7 - Heritage Christian School
... projections called villi. These villi greatly increase the surface area of the intestine so much more contact can be made with the broken down food (and hence, increase how fast absorption takes place). Below is a diagram of a single villus. ...
... projections called villi. These villi greatly increase the surface area of the intestine so much more contact can be made with the broken down food (and hence, increase how fast absorption takes place). Below is a diagram of a single villus. ...
Nutrition powerpoint
... • Anorexia Nervosa (not consuming enough calories) • Bulimia Nervosa (binging and purging, eat and throwing up) ...
... • Anorexia Nervosa (not consuming enough calories) • Bulimia Nervosa (binging and purging, eat and throwing up) ...
Study Guide for the HBS Digestive System Lessons
... ________________ This nutrient helps build bones, teeth, and blood cells. ________________ Even though this liquid doesn’t contain any nutrients, it helps transport nutrients and waste through out the body. It helps control our body temperature. Our cells, brain, and muscles are packed with this liq ...
... ________________ This nutrient helps build bones, teeth, and blood cells. ________________ Even though this liquid doesn’t contain any nutrients, it helps transport nutrients and waste through out the body. It helps control our body temperature. Our cells, brain, and muscles are packed with this liq ...
Slide 1
... When food is ingested, it is put into the mouth where it is chewed. Chewing is a physical digestion process that increases the surface area so that chemical digestion can take place faster. Connected to the mouth are a series of salivary glands, which release saliva through ducts (tiny tubes) that ...
... When food is ingested, it is put into the mouth where it is chewed. Chewing is a physical digestion process that increases the surface area so that chemical digestion can take place faster. Connected to the mouth are a series of salivary glands, which release saliva through ducts (tiny tubes) that ...
The Human Body Ch. 3 Fill
... Mechanical Digestion: ________________________ the food. Chemical Digestion: Accomplished by __________________________ in the saliva. _________________________: A protein that speeds up chemical reactions in the body. The Esophagus: Esophagus: Muscular tube that connects the ________________ to the ...
... Mechanical Digestion: ________________________ the food. Chemical Digestion: Accomplished by __________________________ in the saliva. _________________________: A protein that speeds up chemical reactions in the body. The Esophagus: Esophagus: Muscular tube that connects the ________________ to the ...
digestive_system_notes
... • Although not in the “digestive tract” (food doesn’t actually move through them), the liver, gallbladder and pancreas all play an important role in digestion by producing or concentrating important chemicals. • Liver • Largest internal organ of the body • Located in the abdomen just above your stom ...
... • Although not in the “digestive tract” (food doesn’t actually move through them), the liver, gallbladder and pancreas all play an important role in digestion by producing or concentrating important chemicals. • Liver • Largest internal organ of the body • Located in the abdomen just above your stom ...
The Digestive System
... • Although not in the “digestive tract” (food doesn’t actually move through them), the liver, gallbladder and pancreas all play an important role in digestion by producing or concentrating important chemicals. • Liver • Largest internal organ of the body • Located in the abdomen just above your stom ...
... • Although not in the “digestive tract” (food doesn’t actually move through them), the liver, gallbladder and pancreas all play an important role in digestion by producing or concentrating important chemicals. • Liver • Largest internal organ of the body • Located in the abdomen just above your stom ...
Digestive System
... From pyloric sphincter to ileocecal valve most of food absorbed in small intestine 3 parts Duodenum Jejunum Ileum ...
... From pyloric sphincter to ileocecal valve most of food absorbed in small intestine 3 parts Duodenum Jejunum Ileum ...
let`s see if you can swallow this…
... surrounding tissue that contain pus and infection, common at the anus pain in the butt) UC can cause other problems such as arthritis, eye inflammation, and dermatitis. It also greatly increases the risk of colon cancer. Folic acid supplements can reduce this risk somewhat. ...
... surrounding tissue that contain pus and infection, common at the anus pain in the butt) UC can cause other problems such as arthritis, eye inflammation, and dermatitis. It also greatly increases the risk of colon cancer. Folic acid supplements can reduce this risk somewhat. ...
weight loss and cachexia
... Prolonged or extreme cold environment Excessive levels of thyroid hormone (hyperthyroidism) Pregnancy or lactation Increased breakdown of lean muscle mass and body tissues (known as “catabolism”)—fever, infection, inflammation, cancer ...
... Prolonged or extreme cold environment Excessive levels of thyroid hormone (hyperthyroidism) Pregnancy or lactation Increased breakdown of lean muscle mass and body tissues (known as “catabolism”)—fever, infection, inflammation, cancer ...
1.Define the words “organ” and body system and give examples of
... 12.Indicate why the small intestine needs an extensive internal surface area. The more surface area allows more time for food to be broken down. If we didn’t have such an extensive internal surface area, the food would exit the body before it had time to break down the food to a form that the body ...
... 12.Indicate why the small intestine needs an extensive internal surface area. The more surface area allows more time for food to be broken down. If we didn’t have such an extensive internal surface area, the food would exit the body before it had time to break down the food to a form that the body ...
PPT 2
... in carnivorous mammals, the canines are prominent, and other teeth are more bladelike and sharp in herbivorous mammals, incisors are well-developed for snipping, canines are reduced or absent, and molars are large and flat, with complex ridges well suited to grinding ...
... in carnivorous mammals, the canines are prominent, and other teeth are more bladelike and sharp in herbivorous mammals, incisors are well-developed for snipping, canines are reduced or absent, and molars are large and flat, with complex ridges well suited to grinding ...
Digestion - Absorption of Nutrients
... Full digestion of protein into amino acids Breakdown of collagen Release of bile Release of pancreatic enzymes Full absorption of minerals (calcium, iron, etc.) Kill all potential microbes in food ...
... Full digestion of protein into amino acids Breakdown of collagen Release of bile Release of pancreatic enzymes Full absorption of minerals (calcium, iron, etc.) Kill all potential microbes in food ...
Digestion 2 - South Wolds Academy
... The Fab Food Company makes a sandwich called a ‘Healthy Delight’. It contains bread, butter, celery and ham. 1 Write down the main food substance contained in: a bread ...
... The Fab Food Company makes a sandwich called a ‘Healthy Delight’. It contains bread, butter, celery and ham. 1 Write down the main food substance contained in: a bread ...