Eating

Question 1

A series of hollow organs joined in a long, twisting tube from the mouth to the anus

Answer 1

Digestive System

Question 2

Inside this tube is a lining called?

Answer 2

Mucosa

Question 3

Contains tiny glands that produce juice to help digest food

Answer 3

Mucosa

Question 4

Two Solid Organs

Answer 4

Liver and Pancreas

Question 5

Produve digestive juice that reach the intestines through small tubes

Answer 5

Liver and pancreas

Question 6

The process by which food and drink are broken down into their smallest parts so that the body can use them to build and nourish cells and to provide enery

Answer 6

Digestion

Question 7

(6) Digestive Process

Answer 7

Ingestion
Propulsion
Mechanical Digestion
Chemical Digestion
Absorption
Defecation

Question 8

Taking in food through the mouth

Answer 8

Ingestion

Question 9

Movement of Food
Swallowing

Answer 9

Propulsion

Question 10

Propulsion by alternate contraction & relaxation

Answer 10

Peristalsis

Question 11

Chewing
Churning in stomach
Mixing by segmentation

Answer 11

Mechanical Digestion

Question 12

Carbohydrates, fats, and proteins are broken down by enzymes

Answer 12

Chemical Digestion

Question 13

Transport of digested end products into blood and lymph in wall of canal

Answer 13

Absorption

Question 14

Elimination of indigestible substances from body as feces

Answer 14

Defecation

Question 15

Theories of Hunger and Eating

Answer 15

Set-point theory
Glucostatic set-point theory
Lipostatic Set-point theory
Positive-Incentive Perspective

Question 16

Attributes hunger to a lack of energy

Answer 16

Set-point theory

Question 17

When you eat, you restore your optimal energy level.

Answer 17

Energy Adjustment Point

Question 18

People eats until they feel satisfied. They stop eating because they.. —

Answer 18

Restored their set-point

Question 19

In the mid-twentieth century, believed that people ate to maintain their blood sugar level.

Answer 19

Glucostatic Set-point theory

Question 20

Each person has a body fat adjustment period

Answer 20

Lipostatic set-point theory

Question 21

Humans and other animals are not normally motivated to eat by energy deficits, but instead

Answer 21

By the anticipated pleasure of eating
Or the positive-incentive value

Question 22

This theory hypothesizes that hunger stems from the historical pressures we’ve suffered from the lack of food

Answer 22

Positive-incentive perspective

Question 23

This person emphasized that emotions and moods influence food consumption

Answer 23

Jaime Silva (2007)

Question 24

Food can modify

Answer 24

Emotions and moods

Question 25

Emotional states and moods can influence…

Answer 25

Eating behavior

Question 26

Hunger level depends on the interaction of different factors

Answer 26

- Flavor - What u learned about the effect of food - The time that passed since u had ur last meal - The amount and type of food you are currently digesting in your intestines - Whether there are other people around or ur eating alone - Blood sugar levels

Question 27

First form of hunger that you feel may not be the traditional…

Answer 27

“Stomach hunger”

Question 28

Other signs of hunger

Answer 28

- shakiness - low energy - irritability - headache - stomach pains - poor attention span

Question 29

Type of hunger

Answer 29

- physical - heart - mouth

Question 30

Any of the physical symptoms that you feel when you are hungry

Answer 30

Physical hunger

Question 31

Arises when we are feeling sad, stressed, or bored. Emotion-driven

Answer 31

Heart hunger

Question 32

Happens when we crave a certain taste or food.

Answer 32

Mouth hunger

Question 33

How many scale does hunger scale have

Answer 33

10