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What is diarrhoea

The loss of water faeces from the anus

How can diarrhoea be deathly

Loss of significant amount of water and ions

Treatment for diarrhoea

Rehydration therapy

What does the liver produce

Bile

Where is bile stored

Gall bladder

One cause of diarrhoea

Cholera

What does the large intestine do

Absorbs waters

What does the pancreas do

Produce digestive enzymes


1. Protease


2. Lipase


3. Amylase

How does cholera lead to diarrhoea

1. Bacteria attach on small intestine


2. Produce toxin


3. Toxin stimulates cell to produce chloride ions into lumen of small intestine


4. Until water potential is lower in intestine


5. Osmosis occurs


6. Loss of water + chloride ions in blood

What enzyme is found in the stomach

Protease

What breaks down starch and into what

Amylase


Simple sugars

What breaks down proteins and into what

Protease


Amino acids

What breaks lipids and into what

Lipase


Fatty acids and glycerol

What is a tissue

A group of cells that have similar structures and function

What is a tissue

A group of cells that have similar structures and function

What is an organ

A group of tissues working together to carry out a specific function

What is an organ system

Group of organs working together to create an organism

Mechanical digestion in stomach

Churning action of stomach muscles

Mechanical digestion in stomach

Churning action of stomach muscles

What is hydrochloric acid in stomach for

pH for protease to work efficiently

What does bile do

1. Neutralises the acid from stomach


2. Emuslifies lipids into smaller bits for lipase to break it down into fatty acids and glycerol

What are enzymes made of

Protein molecules

What does temperature do to enzymes

Speeds up reaction, more collisions between substrate and enzymes, higher rate of active site and substrate

How does having good blood supply in villi do

Rapidly removes products from digestion —-> high concentration gradient

What are all the features of villi for

High rate of diffusion