Finals Flashcards

1
Q

________ is the hormone that tells the body to release stored glucose.

A

glucagon

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2
Q

Digested food is absorbed through the finger like ____ of the intestinal lining

A

Villi

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3
Q

Which of the following elements make up approximately 97% of your cells?

A

Nitrogen, oxygen, Carbon, and hydrogen

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4
Q

The pancreas produces _______ to aid chemical digestion

A

enzymes

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5
Q

_________ fiber helps move undigested food waste through the intestines.

A

insoluble

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6
Q

The primary funtion of the large intestine is ___

A

water absorption

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7
Q

For which of the following reasons is water important to the body?

A

makes up 60% of human body weight
digestion and absorption of nutrients
transporting nutrients to cells
removing wastes from cells
lubricating joints

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8
Q

What are the organs of the digestive system?

A

pancrea liver gall bladder

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9
Q

A disaccharide is made of ___ simple sugar(s).

A

two

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10
Q

___ is the carbohydrate animals and humans use to store excess glucose.

A

glycogen

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11
Q

Why are lipids important to your body?

A

make up cell membranes,
store energy, carry fat soluble vitamins, and make up hormones

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12
Q

____ is stored in the gallbladder until needed.

A

Bile

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13
Q

What contributes to chemical digestion?

A

mouth
stomach
small intestine

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14
Q

Components of the alimentary canal in order

A

mouth, esophagus, stomach, intestines, anus

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15
Q

It takes food ___ hours to travel the length of your digestive system.

A

24-72

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16
Q

_______ is the hormone that tells the body to store blood sugar.

17
Q

___ is indigestible carbohydrate found in plant cell walls.

18
Q

Organic molecules needed in small amounts to maintain health are called ________.

19
Q

The main organ of nutrient absorption is the ___.

A

Small intestine

20
Q

Which of the following increase surface area for absorption in the small intestine?

A

Length, villi, and microvilli

21
Q

A monosaccharide is made of ___ simple sugar(s).

22
Q

ATP is produced during ___

A

cellular respiration

23
Q

Which organelle carries out cellular respiration?

A

mitochondria

24
Q

___ is the carbohydrate plants use to store excess glucose.

25
Inorganic molecules required in small amounts to maintain health are called ________.
Minerals
26
_______ fiber slows digestion allowing more time to absorb nutrients.
Soluble
27
A polysaccharide is made of ___ simple sugar(s).
Many
28
Food usually stays in the stomach ___ hours
2-4 hours
29
What are the functions of the digestive system?
Breaking food into smaller pieces, Absorption of nutrients, Breaking complex molecules into their building blocks, water absorption, elimination of undigested wastes
30
The rhythmic muscular contractions of the alimentary canal is called ___.
peristalsis
31
Which of the following contribute to mechanical digestion?
mouth stomach
32
During digestion lipids are broken down into
fatty acids
33
During digestion carbohydrates are broken down into
simple sugars
34
The liver produces ____ for fat digestion.
bile
35
The ___ is the primary organ of chemical digestion.
Small intestine
36
Bile from the gallbladder and enzymes from the pancreas are added to the ___ of the small intestine to aid chemical digestion.
duodenum
37
During digestion proteins are broken down into
amino acids
38