7.human Nutrition Flashcards

(20 cards)

1
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Describe what is meant by a balanced diet

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Diet that contains all the required nutrients

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2
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Sate the sources and importance of all the food groups

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Check book

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3
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State the causes of scurvy and rickets

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Scurvy - vitamin C
rickets - vitamin D

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4
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Identify in diagram the whole digestive system with 12

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5
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Identify in diagram the whole digestive system with g

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6
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Explain full digestive system using white board

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7
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All enc. zymes, where they’re produced, where they act, substrate and products

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8
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Explain the role of mechanical digestion

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Breaks up Food into smaller molecule, without chemical change and increases surface area for enzyme action

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9
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Describe now food is moved along the small intestine

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By peristalsis, circular muscle contract and relax to push food, circular und longitudinal muscle work. Antaganostically

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10
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Some cells on surface of villi secrete mucus for protection, suggest what the villi needs to be protected against

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Needs to be protected against enzymes and stomach acid

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11
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Gall stones block flow of bile how does this affect

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No bile secreted, no bile salts enter SI
No emulsification of fat
Solower digestion .

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12
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How does bacteria on tooth cause decks

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Bacteria feeds on sweet foods; it forms plaques it respires producing lactic acid which dissolves the enamel and causes decay

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13
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How does bacteria on tooth cause decks

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Bacteria feeds on sweet foods; it forms plaques it respires producing lactic acid which dissolves the enamel and causes decay

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14
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Describe plussical and chemical digestion

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Phy-breakdown of food ‘i into smaller pieces without chemical change
Ch- break down of large insoluble molecule to smal soluble molecule

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15
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Function of hydrochloric acid

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Kids harmful microorganism in food and provides an acidic ph for optimum enzyme activity

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16
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Explain the role of bile

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Physical - bile embellishes fats and oils to increase SA for chemical digestion

Bile is an alkaline mixture that neutralises the acidic mixture of food and gastric juices entering the duodenum from the stomach to provide a suitable ph for enzyme activity

17
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Where are nutrients absorbed

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Small intestine

18
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Adaptations of small intestine

Role of capillary and lacteaks

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The ileum is adapted for absorption as it is very long and has a highly folded surface with millions of villi (tiny, finger like projections)
These adaptations massively increase the surface area of the ileum, allowing absorption to take place faster and more efficiently

Microvilli on the surface of the villus further increase surface area for faster absorption of nutrients
Wall of the villus is one cell thick meaning that there is only a short distance for absorption to happen by diffusion and active transport
Well supplied with a network of blood capillaries that transport glucose and amino acids away from the small intestine in the blood
Lacteal runs through the centre of the villus to transport fatty acids and glycerol away from the small intestine in the lymph

19
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Where is mos t water absorbed

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SI but some in colon

20
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Describe the structure of villus