Digestive System Flashcards

1
Q

4 main components of digestive process

A

Ingestion
Digestion
Absorption
Egestion

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2
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Ingestion

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Taking in nutrients

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3
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Digestion

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Breakdown of molecules into smaller components by enzymes

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4
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Absorption

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Transport digested nutrients into body cells

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5
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Egestion

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Removal of food waste from body

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6
Q

Mechanical digestion

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Cutting/tearing of food into smaller pieces

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7
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Chemical digestion

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Breakdown of food using enzymes

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8
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Mouth

A

Mechanical + chemical digestion occurs
3 pairs of salivary glands

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9
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What is saliva made of

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Water, mucus, salivary amylase

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10
Q

What is maltose made of

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Starch + salivary amylase + water

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11
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Ovula

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Uvula blocks nasal passage (so food doesn’t go up ur nose)
Epiglottis blocks larynx to prevent food from going in ur lungs

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12
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Peristalsis

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Wave like contractions of muscles that move food along the gastrointestinal tracts towards stomach

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13
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Stomach

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Site of food storage and protein digestion, holds food while it mixes with acid and enzymes to breakdown
Physical and chemical digestion

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14
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Sphincters

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Strong Circular muscles that move food from stomach

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15
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L.E.S

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(Lower esophagus sphincter)
Closes opening to stomach, relaxation allows food to enter

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16
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Pyloric sphincter

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Moves food and stomach acid to small intestine

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17
Q

Gastric glands

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Produce gastric fluid

18
Q

What fluids do gastric glands produce

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Water
Mucus
Pepsinogen (inactive enzyme)

19
Q

HCi

A

In stomach > gastric glands
PH 2-3
Kills bacteria

20
Q

Salivary amylase

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In salivary glands
PH 6-7
Product is maltose

21
Q

Salivary amylases substrate

A

Starch

22
Q

Pancreatic amylase

A

In pancreas > duodenum
PH of 8
Product is maltose

23
Q

Pancreatic amylase substrate

A

Starch

24
Q

Maltase

A

In small intestine
PH 8
Produces glucose

25
Q

Maltase substrate

A

Maltose

26
Q

Lipase

A

In pancreas > duodenum
PH 8
Product is fatty acid + glycerol

27
Q

Lipase substrate

A

Lipid

28
Q

Pepsin

A

I’m stomach > gastric glands
PH 2-3
protein digestion

29
Q

Large intestine

A

Chemical digestion is complete before food reaches it
Largest part
Absorbs water and electrolytes

30
Q

Liver

A

Liver makes bile stored in gallbladder

31
Q

Liver breaks down what

A

Hemoglobin

32
Q

what valve allows chyme through+ prevents acid from entering esophagus

A

phyloric sphincter and lower esophagus sphincter

33
Q

what increases surface area

A

physical digestion

34
Q

role of bicarbonate ions

A

pH of homeostasis

35
Q

Accessory organs that aid with digestion but don’t touch the food

A

Salivary glands
Liver
Gallbladder
Pancreas

36
Q

What change shape of catalyst

A

Active site + inhibitors

37
Q

Salivary glands function

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Make saliva, which has a enzyme called salivary analyze which helps stomach breakdown starches In food

38
Q

Role of liver

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To make and secrete bile to purify nutrients that come from small intestine

39
Q

Pancreas

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Makes pancreatic juices called enzymes
Breaks down sugar fats and starches

40
Q

Gallbladder

A

Stores bile from liver

41
Q

What does large intestine form

A

Feces and pulls towards the rectum to get rid of