9.1 & 9.2 Flashcards

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1
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chemical processes of life

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metabolism

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2
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the elements and compounds the body needs for energy, repair, and growth

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nutrients

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3
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energy content of food is typically measured in…

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Calories

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4
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what are the only two safe, healthy way to lose weight

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  1. to eat a healthy diet
  2. exercise regularly
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5
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your body’s primary source of energy and building materials

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macronutrients

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6
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vitamins and minerals are needed in much smaller amounts and are therefore…

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micronutrients

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7
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the most important energy-producing compounds in the cell; provide most of the energy for living things

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carbohydrates

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8
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each link in a carbohydrate chain

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simple sugar

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9
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two monosaccharides combined

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simple carbohydrates

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10
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polysaccharides formed from long chains of simple carbohydrates

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complex carbohydrates

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11
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a mixture of polysaccharides manufactured by plant cells for glucose storage

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starch

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12
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not digested or incorporated into the body

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dietary fiber

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13
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helps move undigested wastes along to keep the intestines clean and healthy

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insoluble fiber

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14
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primary component of plant cell walls, is a form a insoluble fiber

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cellulose

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15
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complex organic molecules used to build and maintain living cells; about half of the body’s dry weight

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proteins

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16
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proteins made of simpler molecules; a long chain of protein

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amino acids

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17
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  1. a single hydrogen atom
  2. a group of four atoms
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  1. glycine
  2. alanine
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18
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fat-like substances, fats, and oils

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lipids

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19
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simplest type of lipid molecule

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fatty acid

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20
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fatty acids are combined into larger molecules

21
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used by our bodies to make bile, vitamin D, and important hormones

22
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energy carrier of the cell

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important organic substances found in plants and animals and foods made from them

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molecules that assist a cell’s enzymes in performing their jobs

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substances that neutralize harmful molecules called free radicals
antioxidants
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important inorganic nutrients needed for proper growth and repair of body tissues
minerals
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much a person's body weight
water
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tube that extends from the mouth to the anus
alimentary canal
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the changing of food substances with large, complex chemical molecules into substance with smaller, less complex molecules
digestion
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special proteins; catalysts produced by living cells
enzymes
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control digestion
digestive enzymes
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tiny secreting bodies that produces digestive enzymes
digestive glands
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mouth
oral cavity
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pushes food between the teeth and helps mix the food with mucus and saliva
tongue
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tiny projections on tongue
papillae
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digestive glands of the mouth
salivary glands
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cut, break, or crush food into smaller pieces
teeth
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1. four front cutting teeth 2. two tearing teeth that flank the incisors 3. four light-grinding teeth that are in pairs on each side of the jaw next to the cuspids 4. six heavy-grinding teeth that are arranged three to a side at the back of the jaw
1. incisors 2. cuspids 3. bicuspids 4. molars
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breaks food into smaller particles; scientific word for chewing
mastication
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throat; funnel-shaped cavity at the back of the oral cavity
pharynx
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tooth decay; cavities; most common disease in man
dental caries
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extended neglect or improper oral hygiene can result in
periodontal disease
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connects the pharynx to the stomach
esophagus
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method by which food is moved through all regions of the digestive tract
peristalsis
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small flap of cartilage in the pharynx
epiglottis
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inside of the tooth
pulp
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white part of the tooth; strongest substance
enamel
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eats through the enamel
lactic acid
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name for the build on teeth
tartar