Digestion + Macromolecules Flashcards

(50 cards)

1
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What two elements are in an organic molecule?

A

Carbon and Hydrogen

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2
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What is the process where macromolecules are made?

A

Dehydration synthesis

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3
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What is a product of dehydration synthesis?

A

Water

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4
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Polymers are broken apart by what process?

A

Hydrolysis

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5
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What two factors affect the shape of proteins?

A

Temperature and pH

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6
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The temperature where an enzymes rate of reaction (ROr) will be highest is called?

A

Optimum temperature

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7
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Enzymes exposed to extremely cold temperatures do not denature. T or F

A

True

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8
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Enzymes exposed to extremely hot temperatures don’t denature

A

False

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9
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Each enzyme is specific to its…

A

Substrate

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10
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What two macromolecules are made up of Carbon Hydrogen and Oxygen ONLY?

A

Lipids and Carbohydrates

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11
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Amino acids are the monomers of…

A

Protiens

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12
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Long term energy is the function of…

A

Lipids

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13
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Starch is an example of a polymer of a…

A

Carbohydrate

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14
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An unsaturated acid is a … of a …

A

polymer, lipid

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15
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What is the shape of a carbohydrate?

A

Hexagon

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16
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Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen, Nitrogen, Phosphorus make up…

A

Nucleic acids

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17
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Shape of a lipid

A

E

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18
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polypeptide is a… of a …

A

polymer, protein

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19
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All macromolecules are… organic or inorganic?

A

Organic

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20
Q

Why can’t humans digest lettuce? (one word)
What are plants rich in that helps move food along the digestive tracts?

A

cellulose, fiber

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21
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What is pepsin and where can it be found?

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A protein enzyme, the stomach

22
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What are the end products of lipid digestion?

A

three fatty acids and one glycerol

23
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Where does chem digestion begin and end for Carbohydrates?

A

Mouth, Small Intestine

24
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What organ makes bile?

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WHat organ stores bile?
Gallbladder
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Food is digested to become... so it can be easily passes through cell walls and into the bloodstream.
monomers
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WHat macromolecule chemical digestion starts and end in the same organ? What organ?
Lipids, Small intestine
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The purpose of mechanical digestion is to ... ... .... ... of the food for the enzymes to act on.
Increase the surface area
29
How is food moved through the digestive tract?
peristalsis
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What does the pancreases do?
Makes and secretes enzymes into the Small Intestine
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What is longer, the small or large intestine
Small
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What organ absorbs water
Large intestine
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Acid Reflux can damage your
esophagus
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What are the small projections that absorb food nutrients in the small Intestine
Villi
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What are the "Lock and Key" of the digestive system
Enzyme and Substrate
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WHat is the place where A substrate fits into an enzyme
Active site
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Enzymes are what macromolecules?
Protiens
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Can an enzyme be reused after it is used?
Yes
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The more substrate added to a solution will cause the RoR to
plateau
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Any pH higher or lower than optimum pH will cause an enzyme to denature. T or F
True
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What food could be broken down to use for insulation? Butter, hamburger, eggs, or bread
Butter
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Appendicitis is ... of the appendix that requires ... to get it removed
inflammation, surgery
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Bacterium eats away at the mucus lining of the ... causing HCl to touch the organ, creating ...
stomach, ulcers
45
tooth decay leads to limited... digestion
mechanical
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What digestion takes place in the stomach
Both
47
What digestion takes place in the large intestine
none
48
What digestion occurs in the stomach? Small Intestine?
both, chemical
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Gallstones are hardened.. deposits that block the gallbladder. This would to ... not getting digested
cholesterol, fats
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Alimentary canal is made of ... ... that moves food in one direction
smooth muscle