secretions, V, & capacities Flashcards

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Hydrochloric Acid is produced in the ? by the ? cells and functions to lower ?, kill ?, convert pepsinogen to ?

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stomach, parietal, pH, pathogens, pepsin

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intrinsic factor is produced in the ? by ? cells and functions to absorb ?

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stomach, parietal, Vitamin B12

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mucus is produced by ? cells in the stomach and helps to protect the lining of the ? with ? ions

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mucus, stomach, bicarbonate

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pepsinogen is produced by ? cells in the ? and it converts to ? by the presence of ? acid and digests ? into peptides

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chief, stomach, pepsin, hydrochloric, proteins

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gastrin is produced by ? cells in the ? to stimulate the stomach to secrete ? acid and ?

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enteroendocrine, stomach, Hydrochloric, pepsinogens

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salivary amylase is produced by ? ? and they begin digestion of ?

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salivary glands, carbs

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pancreatic amylase is produced by the ? and they continue the digestion of ?, maltose, ? and sucrose

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pancreas, carbs, lactose

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trypsin, chymotrypsin, carboxypeptidase are produced by the ? and continue the digestion of ?

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pancreas, proteins

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pancreatic lipase is produced by the ? and begins the digestion of ?

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pancreas, fat (lipids)

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DNase and RNase are produced in the ? and function to digest ? and ? into ?

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pancreas, DNA, RNA, nucleotides

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bicarbonate ions are produced by the ? and it raises the ? of ?

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pancreas, pH, chyme

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bile is produced by the ?, stored in the ?, and functions to emulsify ?

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liver, gallbladder, lipids (fats)

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secretin is produced by the ? of the pancreas and stimulates the pancreas to secrete ? ions

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duodenum, bicarbonate (HCO3-)

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cholecystokinin is produced by the ? to force the pancreas to secrete ? ?

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duodenum, digestive enzymes

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brush boarder enzymes are produced by the ? ? and aid in the final digestion of ? compounds

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small intestines, organic

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paneth cells are located in the ? ? and function to secrete ? peptides

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small intestine, antimicrobial

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H₂CO₃ = ? ? (weak acid)
HCO₃⁻ = ? ? (basic)
NaHCO₃ = ? ? (basic) (raises pH)

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carbonic acid, bicarbonate ion, sodium bicarbonate

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tidal volume is

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the amount of air inhaled and exhaled with each breath

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inspiratory reserve volume is

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the amount of air that can be forcefully inhaled after normal tidal inhalation

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expiratory reserve volume is

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the amount of air that can be forcefully exhaled after normal tidal exhalation

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residual volume is

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the amount of air remaining in the lungs after forced exhalation

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total lung capacity is

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the max amount of air in the lungs after max inhalation

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vital capacity is

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the max amount of air that can be expired after max inhalation