Food and Digestion Flashcards

1
Q

why are carbs and starch needed?

A

used by respiration to release energy

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2
Q

why are proteins and amino acids needed?

A

growth and repair

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3
Q

why are lipids needed?

A

used by respiration to release energy

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4
Q

why are vitamins needed?

A

needed to help enzymes and chemical reactions

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5
Q

why are mineral ions needed?

A

needed to help enzymes and chemical reactions

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6
Q

why is water needed?

A

to maintain its temperature, remove waste, and lubricate your joints

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7
Q

why is fibre needed?

A

helps to keep our digestive system healthy and helps to prevent constipation

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8
Q

what elements are in water?

A

hydrogen and oxygen

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9
Q

what elements are in amino acids?

A

oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen and carbon

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10
Q

what elements are in carbs and starch?

A

oxygen, hydrogen, carbon

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11
Q

what elements are in lipids?

A

oxygen, hydrogen, carbon

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12
Q

function of mouth?

A

chewing, releasing saliva

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13
Q

oesophagus

A

swallowing

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14
Q

stomach

A

churns food to digest produces bile

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15
Q

liver

A

processes and detoxifies blood

produces bile

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16
Q

gall bladder

A

emulsifies fat
stores bile
neutralises stomach acid

17
Q

pancreas

A

breaks down proteins, fats and carbs

makes insulin

18
Q

small instestine

A

muscular tube
breaks down enzymes
absorb into blood

19
Q

large intestine

A

muscular tube
peristalsis
waste starts as a liquid and ends as a solid

20
Q

rectum

A

receives stool from the large intestines

21
Q

anus

A

removes waste through faeces