The digestive system 1 Flashcards

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1
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Heterotrophs and 3 groups

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feed from other organsims

1-herbivores: plant ie cattle
2-carnivores: other animals ie shark
3-Omnivores: plant and animals ie humans

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2
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Constitution adéquaté diet

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1-chemical energy
2-building blocks (for macromolecules)
3-essential nutrients (to synthesize)

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3
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Essential nutrients

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aa
fa
vitamins
minerals

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4
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What are essential amino acids

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aa that come from food, other half is synthesized by body

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5
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what are essential fatty acids and where do they come from

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fatty acids that cant be synthesized by animals like unsaturated fatty acids that have double bonds

come from grains, seeds, vegetables

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What are vitamins and major required by humans

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organic molecules required in small amounts like B2, B12, C, D

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7
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What are minerals

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inorganic molecules required in small amounts like sodium, potassium, chloride

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8
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Vitamin D difficiency

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crooked leggs

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9
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Vitamin B2 dificiency

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red eyes

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10
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Vitamin c difficiency

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scurvy (recall teeth, bruising picture…)

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Vitamin B12 difficiency

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Anemia (fainting, chest pains, heart attack)

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4 main stages of food processing

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1- mechnaical digestion (break food down into small molecules for absorbtion)
2- chemical digestion (enzymatic hydrolysis)
3-absorbtion (uptake nutrients)
4- elimination (undigested material out of digestive)

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13
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How does primitive animals digest their food

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intrecaellularly

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14
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Cnidarian digestion and example

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Extracellularly: gastrovascular cavity that has one opening for mouth and anus and no specialization

ie hydra

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Platyhelminthes digestion

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extracellularly: gastrovascular cavity that has one opening for mouth and anus

ie planarian

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16
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digestive tube of more complex organisms

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complete digestive tract or alimentary canal that has 2 openings for anus and mouth

specialization: different parts for digestion and absorbtion

17
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what phylum has a complete digestive tract (one way transport of food)

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phylum Arthropoda

18
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complete digestive tract or alimentary canal divided into

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foregut
midgut
hindgut

19
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Digestive tract of Annelida

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Tract specialized for: ingestion, digestion, absorbtion, storage, fragmentation

20
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digestive tract of chordata (birds) and whats special about it

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complete alimentary canal

some gizzard for fragmentationa nd others specialized regions

21
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what do birds lack in digestive tract

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teeth: so mouth, oesophagus, cropm stomac, gizzard, intestine, anus

22
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vertebrates digetsive tract (anatomy) and what does digetsion involve

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tract specialized: mouth/pharynx, esophagus, stomach, small intetsine (villi and microvilli cover wall (brush border)), large intetsine, rectum

digetsion involves physical fragmentation and chemical fragmentation

23
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accessory gland secreting digestive juice

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salivary glands, pancreas, liver, gallbladder

24
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chemical and mechanical digetsion in oral cavity

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chewing and salivary amylase (glucose breakdown)

25
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types of teeth

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incisors, premolars, canines, molars

26
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how many pairs of salivary glnd

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3

27
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role of saliva

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lubricate food

28
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tongue does what

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mixes saliva with food

29
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mechanical digestion in esophagus

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peristalsis (food from pharynx to stomach)

30
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swallowing process

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food pushed back mouth, larynx rise, epiglottis seals larynx, bolus forced down esophagus instead trachea and evetually larynx relaxes

31
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what prevents food from going back in esophagus after entering stomach

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sphincter

32
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role of stomach

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stores food and secrets gastric juice that will convert meal to acid chyme

33
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mechanical and chemical digestion in stomach

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mechanical: churning
chemical: chief cells secrete HCl and Pepsinogen=pepsin enzyme in stomach (constitutes gastric juice) and parietal cells secrete H and CL ions