B3:OrganisationAndTheDigestiveSystem Flashcards

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what is a tissue

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a group of cells with a similar structure and function

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2
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what are organs

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collections of tissues performing specific functions

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3
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what are organ systems

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groups of organs performing specific functions

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4
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what happens in the digestive system

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several organs work together to help digest and absorb food

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5
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the function of the liver

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produces bile

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the function of the stomach

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breaks down large insoluble molecules into smaller soluble ones

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the function of the small intestine

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breaks down large insoluble molecules into smaller soluble ones then absorption

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the function of the large intestine

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absorbs water from undigested food

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9
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what are carbohydrates made up of

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units of sugar

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what are simple sugars

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carbohydrates that only contain one or two units

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what is the test for simple sugars

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they turn blue Benedict’s solution brick red when heated

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what are complex carbohydrates

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contain long chains of simple sugar units bonded together

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13
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what is the test for starch

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starch turns yellow-red iodine solution blue-black

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14
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what are lipids

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consist of three molecules of fatty acids bonded to a molecule of glycerol

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15
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test for lipids

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ethanol added to a solution gives a cloudy white layer if lipids present

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16
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what are proteins

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made up of long chains of amino acids

17
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what is the test for protein

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Biuret solution turns from blue to purple in the presence of proteins

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safety of food tests

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Biuret solution is corrosive, wear chemical and splash-proof eye protection

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what is the function of catalysts

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they increase the rate of the chemical reactions without getting used up

20
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what are enzymes

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they are biological catalysts and catalyse specific reactions in living organisms due to the shape of their active site which matches the shape of a specific substrate molecule

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what does the substrate bind to

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the active site

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what happens when the substrate is binded to the active site

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the reaction is catalysed by the enzyme

23
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what is metabolism

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the sum of all reactions in a cell or in the body

24
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what is enzyme activity affected by

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temperature and ph

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what happens to the enzyme in high temperatures
changes the shape of the active site which denatures the enzyme
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how can ph affect an enzyme
affects the shape of the active site of an enzyme and make it work very efficiently or stop it working
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what does digestion involve
the breakdown of large insoluble molecules into smaller soluble ones that can be absorbed into the blood across the walls of the small intestine
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where are digestive enzymes produced
by specialised cells in the glands and in the lining of the digestive system
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what is carbohydrase also known as
amylase
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what does amylase catalyse the break down of
carbohydrates into simple sugars
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what does protease catalyse the breakdown of
proteins into amino acids
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what does lipase catalyse the breakdown of
lipids into fatty acids and glycerol
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what conditions do the stomach protease enzymes work best in
acidic conditions, the stomach produces hydrochloric acid which maintains a low ph
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what conditions to the enzymes in the pancreas and small intestine work best in
alkaline
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where is bile produced
in the liver
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where is bile released from
the bile duct
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where is bile stored
the gall bladder
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what does bile do
neutralises acids and emulsifies fats