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What are the five nutrients in a balanced diet?

Proteins Carbohydrates Vitamins Minerals and Lipids(Fat)

What is each useful for

P=Growth+repair C=Energy V=For a healthy body


M= Health(hemoglobin and strong bones)


L=Energy +insulation

What affects how much energy a person need each day?

Weight and activity

What are the affects of obesity and starvation?

High blood pressure and heart disease


Slow growth, more likely fore infections and irregular periods

What are the main organs in digestion and function?(8)

Mouth-digestion begins -mechanical


Oesophagus-connects the mouth and stomach


Stomach-muscular tissue churn food and hydrochloric acid kills harmful bacteria and low pH


Liver-Produces bile high pH for enzymes in small intestine


Pancreas- Produces enzymes


Small intestine-food absorbed through gut wall into bloodstream


Large intestine-Water is absorbed


Rectum-undigested food is absorbed as faeces and comes out of the anus (egestion)



What are the adaptions of the villi?

Thin outer layer of cells


Good blood supply


large surface area

What are the different enzymes, where are they found and what is the end product?

Protease- breaks down protein into amino acids- stomach,small intestine and the pancreas




Lispase- breaks down lipids into fatty acids and glycerol- small intestine and the pancreas




Amylase- breaks down starch into maltose and glucose- mouth small intestine and pacreas

What are the functions of the skeleton

protection,support,movement and producing red blood cells