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Digestion
Double
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Mouth and
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Stomach
Small
Intestines
Large
Intestines
Accessory
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Nutrition
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Mouth & Esophagus - $200
These are responsible for
mechanical digestion in the
mouth.
What are the teeth.
Mouth & Esophagus - $400
This type of movement mixes
food with digestive enzymes in
the stomach.
What is Segmentation.
Mouth & Esophagus - $600
The outer surface of your
tongue are covered with these,
which contain tastebuds.
What are Papillae.
Mouth & Esophagus - $800
Ulcers are caused by this.
What is H. pylori
bacteria.
Mouth & Esophagus - $1000
The lining of the alimentary
canal contains 4 layers
including the Mucosa,
Submucosa, Muscular Layer,
and this.
What is the Serosa.
Stomach - $200
The stomach is a J-shaped sack
that contains folds called this.
What is Rugae.
Stomach - $400
Glands in the stomach release
hydrochloric acid, pepsin, and
this.
What is Intrinsic Factor.
Stomach - $600
In a gastric bypass surgery the
“new” stomach is directly
attached to this part of the small
intestine.
What is the Jejunum.
Stomach - $800
Food in the stomach is digested
there for this many hours.
What is between 2 and
4.
Stomach - $1000
This is the condition in which
the stomach protrudes above
the diaphram.
What is a Hiatal Hernia.
Small Intestines - $200
This sphincter connects the
small intestine to the large
intestine.
What is the Ileocecal
Sphincter.
Small Intestine - $400
This type of hernia is the most
common type.
What is Inguinal.
Small Intestine - $600
The trypsin enzyme breaks
down these.
What are proteins.
Small Intestine - $800
This substance contains salts
that digest fat.
What is Bile.
Small Intestine - $1000
It takes about this many
hours for food to go
through the small
intestines.
What is 3.
Large Intestine - $200
Unlike the mouth, stomach,
and small intestines, the
large intestines do not make
any of these.
What are Enzymes.
Large Intestines - $400
Bacteria in the large intestine
breakdown this, a carbohydrate
found in plants.
What is Cellulose.
Large Intestines - $600
Feces is made up of this
percentage of bacteria.
What is 12%.
Large Intestine - $800
Colon cancer is this most common
type of cancer.
What is the Second.
Large Intestine - $1000
The only cure for this large intestine
disease, besides surgery, is to take
warm baths and change your diet.
What are Hemorrhoids.
Accessory Organs - $200
The liver produces bile which is
then released into this part of
the small intestine.
What is the Duodenum.
Accessory Organs - $400
The Pancreas makes glucagon
and this other hormone that is
responsible for keeping blood
sugar in check.
What is Insulin.
Accessory Organs - $600
Build up of bile and bilirubin in
the body can cause this “yellow
eye” disease.
What is Jaundice.
Accessory Organs - $800
A person can live without this
accessory organ.
What is the Gall
Bladder.
Accessory Organs - $1000
To regulate blood sugar, the
liver turns excess glucose into
this substance, which is stores
for later us.
What is a
Glycogen.
Nutrition - $200
This type of lipid in the body is
responsible for building cell
membranes, insulating neurons,
and as a high energy reserve.
What is Triglyceride.
Nutrition - $400
This substance is made up of
more protein than fats and is
responsible for carrying
cholesterol away from arteries.
What is HDL (high
density lipoprotein).
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This inorganic mineral is
responsible for muscle
contractions.
What is Calcium.
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This type of chemical reaction
builds structures from smaller
molecules.
What is Anabolism.
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The total number of calories
your body needs to perform
essential life functions is called
this.
What is Basal Metabolic
Rate (BMR).