Ch. 34 Nutrition Flashcards

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Mammalian Digestive System

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alimentary canal, and accessory glands, salivary glands, pancreas, liver and gallbladder that secrete digestive juices through ducts

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Oral Cavity

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location of first stage of digestion, is mechanical

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3
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Stomach

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stores food and secretes gastric juice which converts a meal to a mixture of food and digestive food called chyme

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Small Intestine

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longest section of alimentary canal (6m)
digestion and absorption
first portion of SA duodenum
huge surface area due to villi and microvilli that project into the intestinal lumen

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5
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Duodenum

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where most digestion takes place

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6
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Jejunum

A

Nutrients and H2O

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7
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Ileum

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absorption of bile, salts and vitamins

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8
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Cecum

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cross section of small and large intestine

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9
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Large Intestine

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feces stored in rectum until it can be eliminated through anus

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10
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Colon

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recover water that has entered the alimentary canal

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11
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Essential Nutrients

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have to be ingested

  • EAA
  • EFA (fatty)
  • Vitamins
  • Minerals
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12
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Animals Require

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20 amino acids and synthesize half

rest must be eaten

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13
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Fatty Acids

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converted to many cellular components such as membrane phospholipids, signaling molecules and storage fats

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14
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Vitamins

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13 are essential for humans

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15
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Minerals

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simple, inorganic nutrients usually required in small amounts

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16
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Malnutrition

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stems from long term absence of essential nutrients from diet
missing aminos from diet is common

17
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Digestive System Process

A

ingestion
digestion
absorption
elimination

18
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Ingestion

A

process of taking in food through mouth

19
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Digestion

A

mechanical and chemical break down of food into small organic fragments

20
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Absorption

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uptake of nutrients by body cells

21
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Elimination

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the passage of undigested material out of the digestive system

22
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Minimum Metabolic Rate

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animals must maintain mmr for basic cell functions

23
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Basal Metabolic rate

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minimum metabolic rate of a nongrowing endotherm that is at rest, empty stomach, and is not experiencing stress

24
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Energy Storage

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when animal takes in more energy than is needed for metabolism and activity, energy is stored

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In humans, liver and muscle cells are used first
energy is stored as glycogen
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When glycogen deposits are full
additional energy is stored as fat in adipose cells
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When fewer calories are taken in than expected
the body expands liver glycogen, muscle glycogen, then fat
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Glucose Homeostasis
insulin and glycogen maintain glucose levels
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Insulin rises after eating carbs
glucose entering the liver through the hepatic portal vein is used to synthesize glucagon
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Glucose concentration is low
hepatic portal vein, glucagon stimulates the liver to break down glycogen and release glucose into the blood
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Insulin breaks down
glucose for glycogen
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Glucagon breaks down
releases glucose