ch3- are we what we eat Flashcards

1
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what brain center triggers saiety

A

Hypothalmus

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2
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What specific sugnals prompt us to eat (2)

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  1. nerve receptor in stomach send signals when it senses stomach is empty
  2. Blood glucose levels trigger horomone release (glucagon/insulin)
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3
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What has the highest and lowest satiety values of all the macronuts.

A

Protein>fats>carbs

solids>semisolids/fluids

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4
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what sensory data makes us want to eat

A
Sight
smell
taste
texture
sounds
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5
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what is the cephalic phase

A

1st step of digestion

  • Hunger and appetite combine to prepare GI tract to digest food
  • nervous system stims release of digestive juices
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6
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what does salivary amylase do

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-An enzyme produced by the salivary glands that begins the chemical digestion of carbs

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7
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what sphincter seperates the esophagus from the stomach

A

Gastreoesophageal sphincter

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8
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what does gastric juice contain and what do they do

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HCL- denatures pro and activates pepsin

Pepsin- digest pro

gastric lipase- enzyme to digest fat

Mucus- protects stomach lining

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9
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what spinchter seperates stomach from small intestine

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Pyloric sphincter

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10
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what does liver produce and what does it break down

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Produces bile which emulsifies fats (stored in gall bladder)

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11
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What does pancreas produce and what does it do

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Produces bicarbonate to neutralize chyme

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12
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What 2 absorbative features does the gi tract have

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  1. Villi- folds in lining that are in close contact w nutrient molecules
  2. Brush border- composed of microvilli to increase surface area
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13
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water soluble nutrients enter what in absorbtion

A

Portal vein that transports these nutrients to the liver

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14
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Fat soluble nutrients enter what in absorption

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lymphatic vessels transport nutrients directly to the bloodstream

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15
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what sphincter seperates small intestine + large intestine

A

Ileocecal valve

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16
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What is heartburn due to

A

Caused by hydrochloric acid in the esophogus

17
Q

what are peptic ulcers (also what bacteria leads to it)

A

regions of the gi tract that have been eroded by hcl and pepsin

Helicobacteri pylori contributes to them

18
Q

What are the two types of inflammatory bowel disease

A
  1. Chrons disease- affects illeum (somtimes colon)

2. Ulcerative colitis- (involves colon only)

19
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What is celiac disease

A

Complete intolerance for gluten

-leads to poor absorbtion of nutrients