Digestion and Excretion Flashcards

1
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Digestive organ that helps reabsorb water

A

Large intestine

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2
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The mouth, esophagus, and stomach

A

Foregut

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3
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Area of the kidney that reabsorbs water before passing urine to the bladder

A

Collecting duct

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4
Q

Membrane protein that allows water through

A

Aquaporin

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5
Q

Compounds produced by the liver that break down fats

A

Bile

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6
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The large intestine and anus

A

Hindgut

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7
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A protein that breaks down other proteins

A

Protease

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8
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Kidney cells that encase blood capillaries

A

Bowman’s capsule

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9
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Hormone that causes gall bladder contraction

A

CCK

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10
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Tubule located after the Loop of Henle that reabsorbs some solutes

A

Distal

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11
Q

Hormone that causes stomach acid release

A

Gastrin

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12
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Stores bile

A

Gall bladder

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13
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Part of nephron that generates a solute gradient in the kidney through countercurrent movement

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Loop of Henle

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14
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Set of tubules that comprise the functional unit of the kidney

A

Nephron

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15
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Site of blood/kidney molecule exhange

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Glomerulus

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16
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Nitrogenous waste produced in mammals

17
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An inactive form of an enzyme that often needs to be cleaved in order to function

18
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Organ that secretes trypsin and bicarbonate ions

19
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Tube that carries food from the mouth to the stomach

20
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A protease secreted by the stomach

21
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Hormone that causes the pancreas to secrete

22
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The set of bacteria that live in and on a human

A

Microbiome

23
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Evolved from gill arches to better grasp food

24
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Cell-cell junction that seals off two area completely

A

Tight junction

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The small intestine
Midgut
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Muscular organ that secretes acid to break down food
Stomach
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Tubule located just after the Bowman's Capsule that reabsorbs some solutes back to the blood
Proximal
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Organ used for nutrient absorption
Small intestines
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Extensions of intestinal cells that increase their surface area
Microvilli
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Organ that extracts nitrogenous waste
Kidney
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Folds in the intestinal wall
Villi
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A starch digesting enzyme produced in the mouth
Amylase
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Produces bile
Liver
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Embryonic germ layer that forms the digestive tract
Endoderm