Digestion And Food Tests Flashcards

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What is a stroke?

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The loss of brain function arising when the blood supply to the brain is suddenly interrupted

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What is a heart attack?

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The result of a blocked coronary artery which supplies the heart with oxygen and glucose

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What are processed foods?

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Often contain additives, artificial flavours and other chemical ingredients

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What is the test for starch?

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Iodine Test

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What are the colour changes in the iodine test?

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Orange/yellow to blue/black

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What is the test for sugar?

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Benedict’s Test

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What are the colour changes in the Benedict’s test?

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Blue to green to brick red

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What is the test for protein?

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Biuret test

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What are the colour changes in the Biuret test?

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Pale blue to violet

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What is the test for fat?

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Emulsion test

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What are the changes in the emulsion test?

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Water becomes cloudy especially at the top

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How do you work out the energy in food?

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Rise in temperature x volume of water x 4.2

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How many KJs are in 1g of Protein?

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17kJ

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How many kJs are in 1g of Fat?

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37kJ

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How many kJs are in 1g of Carbohydrates?

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17kJ

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What are the incisors?

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Found at the front of mouth

Used to bite

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What are the canines?

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Found at the side of the mouth

Used for tearing

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What are the premolars and molars?

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Found at the back of mouth

Used for chewing and grinding

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What is enamel?

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The outer covering of a tooth which is very hard

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What is dentine?

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Found below the enamel

Contains living cells

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What is the pulp cavity?

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Contains nerves and blood vessels

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What is the cement and periodontal fibres?

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Holds the tooth in the socket

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What is ingestion?

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Food is taken through the mouth

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What is digestion?

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The food broken down from insoluble to soluble substances

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What is assimilation?
Soluble products taken to cells and used
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What is egestion?
Food removed out of anus
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What is mechanical digestion?
Food is broken up by the teeth and tongue and churned in the stomach by muscular movements
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What is chemical digestion?
Food is broken down by enzymes
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What are enzymes?
They speed up the chemical reaction without being used up
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What is amylase?
Breaks down starch into glucose
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What is protease?
Breaks down proteins into amino acids
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What is lipase?
Breaks down fat into fatty acids and glycerol
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What is the first part of the digestive system?
The mouth
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What happens in the mouth?
Food is mechanically digested by the teeth | Food is mixed with saliva which lubricates the food for swallowing
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What is the second part of the digestive system?
The oesophagus
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What happens in the oesophagus?
Food is pushed along this tube form the mouth to the stomach by waves of muscles in a process called peristalsis
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What is peristalsis?
The muscle contraction and relaxation moving the food through the digestive system
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What is the third part of the digestive system?
The stomach
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What happens in the stomach?
Food stays in the stomach for about 4 hours Food is mechanically digested by the constant muscle contraction Glands in stomach wall release hydrochloric acid which kills germs
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What is the fourth part of the digestive system?
Digestion in the small intestine, liver and pancreas
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What is the small intestine?
The longest part of the digestive system
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What is duodenum?
First part of the small intestine
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What is the gall bladder?
This is where bile is stored after it has been made in the liver
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What is emulsion?
Formed when fat is broken down into smaller droplets which. Increase the surface area for enzymes to function
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What is the pancreas?
Contains amylase, protease and lipase
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What is the ileum?
The small intestine where digestion is completed
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What happens in the small intestine, liver and pancreas?
Blue is made in your liver and stored in your gall bladder | It is released into the duodenum and because it's alkaline, it helps to neutralise the stomach acid
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What is the fifth part of the digestive system?
Absorption
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What is absorption?
The movement of digested food into molecules from the intestines to the blood
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What is villi?
Finger-like projections which increase the surface area for absorption
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What is the sixth part of the digestive system?
The large intestine
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What happens in the large intestine?
All that is left of the food is a wet mixture of indigestible fibre, bacteria and dead cells which have rubbed off the lining of the gut wall Most of the remaining water is reabsorbed into the bloodstream
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What is reabsorption?
In the large intestine, water is reabsorbed back into the blood
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What is the last part of the digestive system?
Excretion
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What is excretion?
The removal of toxic metabolic waste substances produced through chemical reactions in the body