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Give the functions of the digestive system.
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List the parts of the alimentary canal and accessory organs associated with the digestive system.
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Explain the difference between chemical and physical digestion.
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Discuss the structure of the digestive system wall. Include mucosa, submucosa, muscle layers and serosa.
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What type of movements occur in the alimentary canal? .
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Define peristalsis
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Describe the forms of control of digestion.
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Discuss the parts of the mouth and how each is involved in digestion. Include chambers, cheeks, lips, tongue, palate, uvula, tonsils (palatine, lingual, and pharyngeal), teeth and salivary glands.
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Discuss the parts of the mouth and how each is involved in digestion. Include chambers, cheeks, lips, tongue, palate, uvula, tonsils (palatine, lingual, and pharyngeal), teeth and salivary glands.
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Discuss the parts of the mouth and how each is involved in digestion. Include chambers, cheeks, lips, tongue, palate, uvula, tonsils (palatine, lingual, and pharyngeal), teeth and salivary glands.
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Discuss the parts of the mouth and how each is involved in digestion. Include chambers, cheeks, lips, tongue, palate, uvula, tonsils (palatine, lingual, and pharyngeal), teeth and salivary glands.
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Discuss the parts of the mouth and how each is involved in digestion. Include chambers, cheeks, lips, tongue, palate, uvula, tonsils (palatine, lingual, and pharyngeal), teeth and salivary glands.
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Discuss the parts of the mouth and how each is involved in digestion. Include chambers, cheeks, lips, tongue, palate, uvula, tonsils (palatine, lingual, and pharyngeal), teeth and salivary glands.
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Discuss the parts of the mouth and how each is involved in digestion. Include chambers, cheeks, lips, tongue, palate, uvula, tonsils (palatine, lingual, and pharyngeal), teeth and salivary glands.
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Discuss the parts of the mouth and how each is involved in digestion. Include chambers, cheeks, lips, tongue, palate, uvula, tonsils (palatine, lingual, and pharyngeal), teeth and salivary glands.
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Discuss the parts of the mouth and how each is involved in digestion. Include chambers, cheeks, lips, tongue, palate, uvula, tonsils (palatine, lingual, and pharyngeal), teeth and salivary glands.
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Discuss the parts of the mouth and how each is involved in digestion. Include chambers, cheeks, lips, tongue, palate, uvula, tonsils (palatine, lingual, and pharyngeal), teeth and salivary glands.
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Discuss the parts of the mouth and how each is involved in digestion. Include chambers, cheeks, lips, tongue, palate, uvula, tonsils (palatine, lingual, and pharyngeal), teeth and salivary glands.
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Discuss the parts of the mouth and how each is involved in digestion. Include chambers, cheeks, lips, tongue, palate, uvula, tonsils (palatine, lingual, and pharyngeal), teeth and salivary glands.
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Discuss the parts of the mouth and how each is involved in digestion. Include chambers, cheeks, lips, tongue, palate, uvula, tonsils (palatine, lingual, and pharyngeal), teeth and salivary glands.
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Discuss the parts of the mouth and how each is involved in digestion. Include chambers, cheeks, lips, tongue, palate, uvula, tonsils (palatine, lingual, and pharyngeal), teeth and salivary glands.
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Describe the types of teeth found in humans. How many permanent teeth are there? How many primary teeth are there? Describe parts of a tooth and layers of a tooth.
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Describe the types of teeth found in humans. How many permanent teeth are there? How many primary teeth are there? Describe parts of a tooth and layers of a tooth.
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Describe the types of teeth found in humans. How many permanent teeth are there? How many primary teeth are there? Describe parts of a tooth and layers of a tooth.
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Describe the types of teeth found in humans. How many permanent teeth are there? How many primary teeth are there? Describe parts of a tooth and layers of a tooth.
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Describe the types of teeth found in humans. How many permanent teeth are there? How many primary teeth are there? Describe parts of a tooth and layers of a tooth.
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Describe the types of teeth found in humans. How many permanent teeth are there? How many primary teeth are there? Describe parts of a tooth and layers of a tooth.
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Describe the types of teeth found in humans. How many permanent teeth are there? How many primary teeth are there? Describe parts of a tooth and layers of a tooth.
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Describe the types of teeth found in humans. How many permanent teeth are there? How many primary teeth are there? Describe parts of a tooth and layers of a tooth.
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Describe the types of teeth found in humans. How many permanent teeth are there? How many primary teeth are there? Describe parts of a tooth and layers of a tooth.
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Describe the types of teeth found in humans. How many permanent teeth are there? How many primary teeth are there? Describe parts of a tooth and layers of a tooth.
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Describe the types of teeth found in humans. How many permanent teeth are there? How many primary teeth are there? Describe parts of a tooth and layers of a tooth.
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Describe the types of teeth found in humans. How many permanent teeth are there? How many primary teeth are there? Describe parts of a tooth and layers of a tooth.
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Discuss the three pairs of salivary glands. Include location, ducts, type of secretion, etc.
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Discuss the three pairs of salivary glands. Include location, ducts, type of secretion, etc.
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Discuss the three pairs of salivary glands. Include location, ducts, type of secretion, etc.
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Define the term pharynx. Discuss the various regions of the pharynx. Discuss the process of swallowing.
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Define the term pharynx. Discuss the various regions of the pharynx. Discuss the process of swallowing.
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Define the term pharynx. Discuss the various regions of the pharynx. Discuss the process of swallowing.
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Define the term pharynx. Discuss the various regions of the pharynx. Discuss the process of swallowing.
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Define the term pharynx. Discuss the various regions of the pharynx. Discuss the process of swallowing.
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Describe the esophagus. What is the sphincter at the end called. What is a hiatal hernia, heartburn?
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Describe the esophagus. What is the sphincter at the end called. What is a hiatal hernia, heartburn?
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Describe the esophagus. What is the sphincter at the end called. What is a hiatal hernia, heartburn?
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Describe the esophagus. What is the sphincter at the end called. What is a hiatal hernia, heartburn?
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Describe the structure of the stomach. Include: cardiac region, fundus, pyloric region, pyloric sphincter, and rugae
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Describe the structure of the stomach. Include: cardiac region, fundus, pyloric region, pyloric sphincter, and rugae
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Name the cells in the stomach which secrete gastric juice. Discuss the components of gastric juice. What cells secrete each component? What does each component do? Why doesn’t the stomach digest itself? How is the release of gastric juice controlled? Describe the three phases of gastric juice release
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Name the cells in the stomach which secrete gastric juice. Discuss the components of gastric juice. What cells secrete each component? What does each component do? Why doesn’t the stomach digest itself? How is the release of gastric juice controlled? Describe the three phases of gastric juice release
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Name the cells in the stomach which secrete gastric juice. Discuss the components of gastric juice. What cells secrete each component? What does each component do? Why doesn’t the stomach digest itself? How is the release of gastric juice controlled? Describe the three phases of gastric juice release
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Name the cells in the stomach which secrete gastric juice. Discuss the components of gastric juice. What cells secrete each component? What does each component do? Why doesn’t the stomach digest itself? How is the release of gastric juice controlled? Describe the three phases of gastric juice release
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Name the cells in the stomach which secrete gastric juice. Discuss the components of gastric juice. What cells secrete each component? What does each component do? Why doesn’t the stomach digest itself? How is the release of gastric juice controlled? Describe the three phases of gastric juice release
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Name the cells in the stomach which secrete gastric juice. Discuss the components of gastric juice. What cells secrete each component? What does each component do? Why doesn’t the stomach digest itself? How is the release of gastric juice controlled? Describe the three phases of gastric juice release
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Name the cells in the stomach which secrete gastric juice. Discuss the components of gastric juice. What cells secrete each component? What does each component do? Why doesn’t the stomach digest itself? How is the release of gastric juice controlled? Describe the three phases of gastric juice release
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Name the cells in the stomach which secrete gastric juice. Discuss the components of gastric juice. What cells secrete each component? What does each component do? Why doesn’t the stomach digest itself? How is the release of gastric juice controlled? Describe the three phases of gastric juice release
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Is the stomach well adapted for absorption? How large is the stomach? What is a stomachache?
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Is the stomach well adapted for absorption? How large is the stomach? What is a stomachache?
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Is the stomach well adapted for absorption? How large is the stomach? What is a stomachache?
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Is the stomach well adapted for absorption? How large is the stomach? What is a stomachache?
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Discuss how the stomach empties. What is chyme? What is the enterogastric reflex? How is cholecystokinin involved? Discuss vomiting.
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Discuss how the stomach empties. What is chyme? What is the enterogastric reflex? How is cholecystokinin involved? Discuss vomiting.
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Discuss how the stomach empties. What is chyme? What is the enterogastric reflex? How is cholecystokinin involved? Discuss vomiting.
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Discuss how the stomach empties. What is chyme? What is the enterogastric reflex? How is cholecystokinin involved? Discuss vomiting.
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Discuss how the stomach empties. What is chyme? What is the enterogastric reflex? How is cholecystokinin involved? Discuss vomiting.
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Discuss how the stomach empties. What is chyme? What is the enterogastric reflex? How is cholecystokinin involved? Discuss vomiting.
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Discuss how the stomach empties. What is chyme? What is the enterogastric reflex? How is cholecystokinin involved? Discuss vomiting.
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Explain what an ulcer is and how they are treated?
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Discuss how the stomach empties. What is chyme? What is the enterogastric reflex? How is cholecystokinin involved? Discuss vomiting.
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Explain what an ulcer is and how they are treated?
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Discuss how the stomach empties. What is chyme? What is the enterogastric reflex? How is cholecystokinin involved? Discuss vomiting.
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Discuss the structure of the pancreas. Name the spincter at the end of the pancreatic duct.
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Discuss how the stomach empties. What is chyme? What is the enterogastric reflex? How is cholecystokinin involved? Discuss vomiting.
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Discuss how the stomach empties. What is chyme? What is the enterogastric reflex? How is cholecystokinin involved? Discuss vomiting.
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Discuss the structure of the pancreas. Name the spincter at the end of the pancreatic duct.
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Discuss how the stomach empties. What is chyme? What is the enterogastric reflex? How is cholecystokinin involved? Discuss vomiting.
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Discuss how the stomach empties. What is chyme? What is the enterogastric reflex? How is cholecystokinin involved? Discuss vomiting.
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Discuss the structure and function of the secretions of the pancreas. Explain how the release of each group is controlled.
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Discuss how the stomach empties. What is chyme? What is the enterogastric reflex? How is cholecystokinin involved? Discuss vomiting.
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Explain what an ulcer is and how they are treated?
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Discuss how the stomach empties. What is chyme? What is the enterogastric reflex? How is cholecystokinin involved? Discuss vomiting.
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Explain what an ulcer is and how they are treated?
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Explain what an ulcer is and how they are treated?
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Explain what an ulcer is and how they are treated?
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Discuss the structure of the pancreas. Name the spincter at the end of the pancreatic duct.
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Discuss the structure of the pancreas. Name the spincter at the end of the pancreatic duct.
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Discuss the structure of the pancreas. Name the spincter at the end of the pancreatic duct.
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Discuss the structure and function of the secretions of the pancreas. Explain how the release of each group is controlled.
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Discuss the structure of the pancreas. Name the spincter at the end of the pancreatic duct.
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Discuss the structure and function of the secretions of the pancreas. Explain how the release of each group is controlled.
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Discuss the structure and function of the secretions of the pancreas. Explain how the release of each group is controlled.
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Discuss the structure and function of the secretions of the pancreas. Explain how the release of each group is controlled.
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Discuss the structure and function of the secretions of the pancreas. Explain how the release of each group is controlled.
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Discuss the structure and function of the secretions of the pancreas. Explain how the release of each group is controlled.
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Discuss the structure and function of the secretions of the pancreas. Explain how the release of each group is controlled.
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Discuss the structure and function of the secretions of the pancreas. Explain how the release of each group is controlled.
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List some of the various functions of the liver
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Discuss the structure of the liver. Include lobes, falciform ligament, coronary ligament, hepatic lobules, hepatic cells, hepatic sinusoids, blood supply, Kupffer cells, bile canaliculi, hepatic ducts, common hepatic duct.
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Discuss the structure of the liver. Include lobes, falciform ligament, coronary ligament, hepatic lobules, hepatic cells, hepatic sinusoids, blood supply, Kupffer cells, bile canaliculi, hepatic ducts, common hepatic duct.
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Discuss the structure of the liver. Include lobes, falciform ligament, coronary ligament, hepatic lobules, hepatic cells, hepatic sinusoids, blood supply, Kupffer cells, bile canaliculi, hepatic ducts, common hepatic duct.
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Discuss the structure of the liver. Include lobes, falciform ligament, coronary ligament, hepatic lobules, hepatic cells, hepatic sinusoids, blood supply, Kupffer cells, bile canaliculi, hepatic ducts, common hepatic duct.
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Discuss the structure of the liver. Include lobes, falciform ligament, coronary ligament, hepatic lobules, hepatic cells, hepatic sinusoids, blood supply, Kupffer cells, bile canaliculi, hepatic ducts, common hepatic duct.
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Discuss the structure of the liver. Include lobes, falciform ligament, coronary ligament, hepatic lobules, hepatic cells, hepatic sinusoids, blood supply, Kupffer cells, bile canaliculi, hepatic ducts, common hepatic duct.
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Discuss the structure of the liver. Include lobes, falciform ligament, coronary ligament, hepatic lobules, hepatic cells, hepatic sinusoids, blood supply, Kupffer cells, bile canaliculi, hepatic ducts, common hepatic duct.
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Discuss the structure of the liver. Include lobes, falciform ligament, coronary ligament, hepatic lobules, hepatic cells, hepatic sinusoids, blood supply, Kupffer cells, bile canaliculi, hepatic ducts, common hepatic duct.
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Discuss the structure of the liver. Include lobes, falciform ligament, coronary ligament, hepatic lobules, hepatic cells, hepatic sinusoids, blood supply, Kupffer cells, bile canaliculi, hepatic ducts, common hepatic duct.
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Discuss the structure of the liver. Include lobes, falciform ligament, coronary ligament, hepatic lobules, hepatic cells, hepatic sinusoids, blood supply, Kupffer cells, bile canaliculi, hepatic ducts, common hepatic duct.
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Discuss the structure of the liver. Include lobes, falciform ligament, coronary ligament, hepatic lobules, hepatic cells, hepatic sinusoids, blood supply, Kupffer cells, bile canaliculi, hepatic ducts, common hepatic duct.
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Discuss the structure of the liver. Include lobes, falciform ligament, coronary ligament, hepatic lobules, hepatic cells, hepatic sinusoids, blood supply, Kupffer cells, bile canaliculi, hepatic ducts, common hepatic duct.
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Discuss the gall bladder. Include structure, spincter, function, ducts etc. What hormone causes the release of bile? How do gallstones form?
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Discuss the gall bladder. Include structure, spincter, function, ducts etc. What hormone causes the release of bile? How do gallstones form?
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Discuss the gall bladder. Include structure, spincter, function, ducts etc. What hormone causes the release of bile? How do gallstones form?
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Discuss the gall bladder. Include structure, spincter, function, ducts etc. What hormone causes the release of bile? How do gallstones form?
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Discuss the gall bladder. Include structure, spincter, function, ducts etc. What hormone causes the release of bile? How do gallstones form?
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Discuss the gall bladder. Include structure, spincter, function, ducts etc. What hormone causes the release of bile? How do gallstones form?
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Discuss bile. Include components, formation, and functions
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Discuss bile. Include components, formation, and functions
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Discuss bile. Include components, formation, and functions
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Discuss bile. Include components, formation, and functions
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Discuss bile. Include components, formation, and functions
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Describe the general structure and functions of the small intestine. Include duodenum, jejunum, and ileum. What is the greater omentum?
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Describe the general structure and functions of the small intestine. Include duodenum, jejunum, and ileum. What is the greater omentum?
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Describe the general structure and functions of the small intestine. Include duodenum, jejunum, and ileum. What is the greater omentum?
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Describe the general structure and functions of the small intestine. Include duodenum, jejunum, and ileum. What is the greater omentum?
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Describe the general structure and functions of the small intestine. Include duodenum, jejunum, and ileum. What is the greater omentum?
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How is the intestinal wall uniquely adapted for absorption. Discuss the villi. Include lacteal, microvilli, capillary network, intestinal glands, etc.
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How is the intestinal wall uniquely adapted for absorption. Discuss the villi. Include lacteal, microvilli, capillary network, intestinal glands, etc.
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How is the intestinal wall uniquely adapted for absorption. Discuss the villi. Include lacteal, microvilli, capillary network, intestinal glands, etc.
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How is the intestinal wall uniquely adapted for absorption. Discuss the villi. Include lacteal, microvilli, capillary network, intestinal glands, etc.
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How is the intestinal wall uniquely adapted for absorption. Discuss the villi. Include lacteal, microvilli, capillary network, intestinal glands, etc.
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How is the intestinal wall uniquely adapted for absorption. Discuss the villi. Include lacteal, microvilli, capillary network, intestinal glands, etc.
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How is the intestinal wall uniquely adapted for absorption. Discuss the villi. Include lacteal, microvilli, capillary network, intestinal glands, etc.
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How is the intestinal wall uniquely adapted for absorption. Discuss the villi. Include lacteal, microvilli, capillary network, intestinal glands, etc.
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How is the intestinal wall uniquely adapted for absorption. Discuss the villi. Include lacteal, microvilli, capillary network, intestinal glands, etc.
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How is the intestinal wall uniquely adapted for absorption. Discuss the villi. Include lacteal, microvilli, capillary network, intestinal glands, etc.
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Describe the secretions of the small intestine. What is the function of each? What controls the release of the secretions?
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Describe the secretions of the small intestine. What is the function of each? What controls the release of the secretions?
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Describe the secretions of the small intestine. What is the function of each? What controls the release of the secretions?
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Explain how monosaccharides, amino acids and fatty acids are absorbed through the intestinal wall and are transported away from the intestine
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Explain how monosaccharides, amino acids and fatty acids are absorbed through the intestinal wall and are transported away from the intestine
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Explain how monosaccharides, amino acids and fatty acids are absorbed through the intestinal wall and are transported away from the intestine
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Explain how monosaccharides, amino acids and fatty acids are absorbed through the intestinal wall and are transported away from the intestine
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Describe the movements of the small intestine. What is the valve at the end of the small intestine called?
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Describe the movements of the small intestine. What is the valve at the end of the small intestine called?
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Describe the movements of the small intestine. What is the valve at the end of the small intestine called?
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Describe the movements of the small intestine. What is the valve at the end of the small intestine called?
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Describe the movements of the small intestine. What is the valve at the end of the small intestine called?
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Describe the movements of the small intestine. What is the valve at the end of the small intestine called?
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Describe the structure and function of the larynx. When describing the structure, include: thyroid cartilage, cricoid cartilage, epiglottic cartilage, arytenoid cartilages, corniculate cartilages, cuneiform cartilages, false vocal cords, true vocal cords, glottis. Explain how sounds are formed. What happens during swallowing?
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Describe the structure and function of the larynx. When describing the structure, include: thyroid cartilage, cricoid cartilage, epiglottic cartilage, arytenoid cartilages, corniculate cartilages, cuneiform cartilages, false vocal cords, true vocal cords, glottis. Explain how sounds are formed. What happens during swallowing?
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Define breathing. How are volume changes, pressure changes and the flow of gases related? What is intrapulmonary pressure and intrapleural pressure? What factors in are involved in maintaining a negative intrapleural pressure? Why is this important? What is surface tension and how is it involved?
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Define breathing. How are volume changes, pressure changes and the flow of gases related? What is intrapulmonary pressure and intrapleural pressure? What factors in are involved in maintaining a negative intrapleural pressure? Why is this important? What is surface tension and how is it involved?
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Discuss how breathing is controlled. Begin with nervous system control and the respiratory center. Discuss how the medullary rhythmicity center and the pneumotaxic area of the pons are involved. Discuss how chemicals affect breathing. Include carbon dioxide and hydrogen ions, and oxygen. Discuss respiratory reflexes and how they are involved in control of breathing.
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Discuss how breathing is controlled. Begin with nervous system control and the respiratory center. Discuss how the medullary rhythmicity center and the pneumotaxic area of the pons are involved. Discuss how chemicals affect breathing. Include carbon dioxide and hydrogen ions, and oxygen. Discuss respiratory reflexes and how they are involved in control of breathing.
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Discuss how breathing is controlled. Begin with nervous system control and the respiratory center. Discuss how the medullary rhythmicity center and the pneumotaxic area of the pons are involved. Discuss how chemicals affect breathing. Include carbon dioxide and hydrogen ions, and oxygen. Discuss respiratory reflexes and how they are involved in control of breathing.
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Discuss how breathing is controlled. Begin with nervous system control and the respiratory center. Discuss how the medullary rhythmicity center and the pneumotaxic area of the pons are involved. Discuss how chemicals affect breathing. Include carbon dioxide and hydrogen ions, and oxygen. Discuss respiratory reflexes and how they are involved in control of breathing.
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Discuss how breathing is controlled. Begin with nervous system control and the respiratory center. Discuss how the medullary rhythmicity center and the pneumotaxic area of the pons are involved. Discuss how chemicals affect breathing. Include carbon dioxide and hydrogen ions, and oxygen. Discuss respiratory reflexes and how they are involved in control of breathing.
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Discuss how breathing is controlled. Begin with nervous system control and the respiratory center. Discuss how the medullary rhythmicity center and the pneumotaxic area of the pons are involved. Discuss how chemicals affect breathing. Include carbon dioxide and hydrogen ions, and oxygen. Discuss respiratory reflexes and how they are involved in control of breathing.
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List some nonrespiratory air movements and if possible, give the function of each.
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List some nonrespiratory air movements and if possible, give the function of each.
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List some nonrespiratory air movements and if possible, give the function of each.
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List some nonrespiratory air movements and if possible, give the function of each.
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Discuss how breathing is controlled. Begin with nervous system control and the respiratory center. Discuss how the medullary rhythmicity center and the pneumotaxic area of the pons are involved. Discuss how chemicals affect breathing. Include carbon dioxide and hydrogen ions, and oxygen. Discuss respiratory reflexes and how they are involved in control of breathing.
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Discuss how breathing is controlled. Begin with nervous system control and the respiratory center. Discuss how the medullary rhythmicity center and the pneumotaxic area of the pons are involved. Discuss how chemicals affect breathing. Include carbon dioxide and hydrogen ions, and oxygen. Discuss respiratory reflexes and how they are involved in control of breathing.
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Discuss how breathing is controlled. Begin with nervous system control and the respiratory center. Discuss how the medullary rhythmicity center and the pneumotaxic area of the pons are involved. Discuss how chemicals affect breathing. Include carbon dioxide and hydrogen ions, and oxygen. Discuss respiratory reflexes and how they are involved in control of breathing.
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Discuss how breathing is controlled. Begin with nervous system control and the respiratory center. Discuss how the medullary rhythmicity center and the pneumotaxic area of the pons are involved. Discuss how chemicals affect breathing. Include carbon dioxide and hydrogen ions, and oxygen. Discuss respiratory reflexes and how they are involved in control of breathing.
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Discuss how breathing is controlled. Begin with nervous system control and the respiratory center. Discuss how the medullary rhythmicity center and the pneumotaxic area of the pons are involved. Discuss how chemicals affect breathing. Include carbon dioxide and hydrogen ions, and oxygen. Discuss respiratory reflexes and how they are involved in control of breathing.
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Discuss how breathing is controlled. Begin with nervous system control and the respiratory center. Discuss how the medullary rhythmicity center and the pneumotaxic area of the pons are involved. Discuss how chemicals affect breathing. Include carbon dioxide and hydrogen ions, and oxygen. Discuss respiratory reflexes and how they are involved in control of breathing.
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Discuss how breathing is controlled. Begin with nervous system control and the respiratory center. Discuss how the medullary rhythmicity center and the pneumotaxic area of the pons are involved. Discuss how chemicals affect breathing. Include carbon dioxide and hydrogen ions, and oxygen. Discuss respiratory reflexes and how they are involved in control of breathing.
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Discuss how breathing is controlled. Begin with nervous system control and the respiratory center. Discuss how the medullary rhythmicity center and the pneumotaxic area of the pons are involved. Discuss how chemicals affect breathing. Include carbon dioxide and hydrogen ions, and oxygen. Discuss respiratory reflexes and how they are involved in control of breathing.
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Discuss how breathing is controlled. Begin with nervous system control and the respiratory center. Discuss how the medullary rhythmicity center and the pneumotaxic area of the pons are involved. Discuss how chemicals affect breathing. Include carbon dioxide and hydrogen ions, and oxygen. Discuss respiratory reflexes and how they are involved in control of breathing.
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Discuss how breathing is controlled. Begin with nervous system control and the respiratory center. Discuss how the medullary rhythmicity center and the pneumotaxic area of the pons are involved. Discuss how chemicals affect breathing. Include carbon dioxide and hydrogen ions, and oxygen. Discuss respiratory reflexes and how they are involved in control of breathing.
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Discuss how gases are exchanged in the alveoli. Include structure of the respiratory membrane, gas properties and the concept of partial pressure, and factors which cause oxygen and .carbon dioxide to move across the respiratory membrane.
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Discuss how gases are exchanged in the alveoli. Include structure of the respiratory membrane, gas properties and the concept of partial pressure, and factors which cause oxygen and .carbon dioxide to move across the respiratory membrane.
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Discuss how gases are exchanged in the alveoli. Include structure of the respiratory membrane, gas properties and the concept of partial pressure, and factors which cause oxygen and .carbon dioxide to move across the respiratory membrane.
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Discuss how gases are exchanged in the alveoli. Include structure of the respiratory membrane, gas properties and the concept of partial pressure, and factors which cause oxygen and .carbon dioxide to move across the respiratory membrane.
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Discuss how gases are exchanged in the alveoli. Include structure of the respiratory membrane, gas properties and the concept of partial pressure, and factors which cause oxygen and .carbon dioxide to move across the respiratory membrane. ?
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Discuss how gases are exchanged in the alveoli. Include structure of the respiratory membrane, gas properties and the concept of partial pressure, and factors which cause oxygen and .carbon dioxide to move across the respiratory membrane.
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How is oxygen transported by the blood? What factors are involved in the release of oxygen from oxyhemoglobin?
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How is oxygen transported by the blood? What factors are involved in the release of oxygen from oxyhemoglobin?
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Discuss three ways in which carbon dioxide is carried by the blood? Write the equation which illustrates the major way in which carbon dioxide is carried. What is carbonic anhydrase? What is the chloride shift?
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Discuss three ways in which carbon dioxide is carried by the blood? Write the equation which illustrates the major way in which carbon dioxide is carried. What is carbonic anhydrase? What is the chloride shift?
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Discuss three ways in which carbon dioxide is carried by the blood? Write the equation which illustrates the major way in which carbon dioxide is carried. What is carbonic anhydrase? What is the chloride shift?
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Discuss three ways in which carbon dioxide is carried by the blood? Write the equation which illustrates the major way in which carbon dioxide is carried. What is carbonic anhydrase? What is the chloride shift?
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Explain what happens in each of the following disorders: pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, asthma, pleurisy, rhinitis, sinus infection, bronchitis, carbon monoxide poisoning, sleep apnea, respiratory distress syndrome, lung cancer, laryngitis, stuttering, and sudden infant death syndrome.
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Explain what happens in each of the following disorders: pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, asthma, pleurisy, rhinitis, sinus infection, bronchitis, carbon monoxide poisoning, sleep apnea, respiratory distress syndrome, lung cancer, laryngitis, stuttering, and sudden infant death syndrome.
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Explain what happens in each of the following disorders: pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, asthma, pleurisy, rhinitis, sinus infection, bronchitis, carbon monoxide poisoning, sleep apnea, respiratory distress syndrome, lung cancer, laryngitis, stuttering, and sudden infant death syndrome.
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Explain what happens in each of the following disorders: pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, asthma, pleurisy, rhinitis, sinus infection, bronchitis, carbon monoxide poisoning, sleep apnea, respiratory distress syndrome, lung cancer, laryngitis, stuttering, and sudden infant death syndrome.
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Explain what happens in each of the following disorders: pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, asthma, pleurisy, rhinitis, sinus infection, bronchitis, carbon monoxide poisoning, sleep apnea, respiratory distress syndrome, lung cancer, laryngitis, stuttering, and sudden infant death syndrome.
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Explain what happens in each of the following disorders: pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, asthma, pleurisy, rhinitis, sinus infection, bronchitis, carbon monoxide poisoning, sleep apnea, respiratory distress syndrome, lung cancer, laryngitis, stuttering, and sudden infant death syndrome.
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Explain what happens in each of the following disorders: pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, asthma, pleurisy, rhinitis, sinus infection, bronchitis, carbon monoxide poisoning, sleep apnea, respiratory distress syndrome, lung cancer, laryngitis, stuttering, and sudden infant death syndrome.
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Explain what happens in each of the following disorders: pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, asthma, pleurisy, rhinitis, sinus infection, bronchitis, carbon monoxide poisoning, sleep apnea, respiratory distress syndrome, lung cancer, laryngitis, stuttering, and sudden infant death syndrome.
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Explain what happens in each of the following disorders: pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, asthma, pleurisy, rhinitis, sinus infection, bronchitis, carbon monoxide poisoning, sleep apnea, respiratory distress syndrome, lung cancer, laryngitis, stuttering, and sudden infant death syndrome.
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Explain what happens in each of the following disorders: pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, asthma, pleurisy, rhinitis, sinus infection, bronchitis, carbon monoxide poisoning, sleep apnea, respiratory distress syndrome, lung cancer, laryngitis, stuttering, and sudden infant death syndrome.
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Explain what happens in each of the following disorders: pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, asthma, pleurisy, rhinitis, sinus infection, bronchitis, carbon monoxide poisoning, sleep apnea, respiratory distress syndrome, lung cancer, laryngitis, stuttering, and sudden infant death syndrome.
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Explain what happens in each of the following disorders: pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, asthma, pleurisy, rhinitis, sinus infection, bronchitis, carbon monoxide poisoning, sleep apnea, respiratory distress syndrome, lung cancer, laryngitis, stuttering, and sudden infant death syndrome.
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Explain what happens in each of the following disorders: pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, asthma, pleurisy, rhinitis, sinus infection, bronchitis, carbon monoxide poisoning, sleep apnea, respiratory distress syndrome, lung cancer, laryngitis, stuttering, and sudden infant death syndrome.
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Explain what happens in each of the following disorders: pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, asthma, pleurisy, rhinitis, sinus infection, bronchitis, carbon monoxide poisoning, sleep apnea, respiratory distress syndrome, lung cancer, laryngitis, stuttering, and sudden infant death syndrome.
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Explain what happens in each of the following disorders: pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, asthma, pleurisy, rhinitis, sinus infection, bronchitis, carbon monoxide poisoning, sleep apnea, respiratory distress syndrome, lung cancer, laryngitis, stuttering, and sudden infant death syndrome.
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Explain what happens in each of the following disorders: pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, asthma, pleurisy, rhinitis, sinus infection, bronchitis, carbon monoxide poisoning, sleep apnea, respiratory distress syndrome, lung cancer, laryngitis, stuttering, and sudden infant death syndrome.
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Explain what happens in each of the following disorders: pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, asthma, pleurisy, rhinitis, sinus infection, bronchitis, carbon monoxide poisoning, sleep apnea, respiratory distress syndrome, lung cancer, laryngitis, stuttering, and sudden infant death syndrome.
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Explain what happens in each of the following disorders: pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, asthma, pleurisy, rhinitis, sinus infection, bronchitis, carbon monoxide poisoning, sleep apnea, respiratory distress syndrome, lung cancer, laryngitis, stuttering, and sudden infant death syndrome.
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Explain what happens in each of the following disorders: pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, asthma, pleurisy, rhinitis, sinus infection, bronchitis, carbon monoxide poisoning, sleep apnea, respiratory distress syndrome, lung cancer, laryngitis, stuttering, and sudden infant death syndrome.
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Explain what happens in each of the following disorders: pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, asthma, pleurisy, rhinitis, sinus infection, bronchitis, carbon monoxide poisoning, sleep apnea, respiratory distress syndrome, lung cancer, laryngitis, stuttering, and sudden infant death syndrome.
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Explain what happens in each of the following disorders: pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, asthma, pleurisy, rhinitis, sinus infection, bronchitis, carbon monoxide poisoning, sleep apnea, respiratory distress syndrome, lung cancer, laryngitis, stuttering, and sudden infant death syndrome.
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Explain what happens in each of the following disorders: pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, asthma, pleurisy, rhinitis, sinus infection, bronchitis, carbon monoxide poisoning, sleep apnea, respiratory distress syndrome, lung cancer, laryngitis, stuttering, and sudden infant death syndrome.
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Explain what happens in each of the following disorders: pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, asthma, pleurisy, rhinitis, sinus infection, bronchitis, carbon monoxide poisoning, sleep apnea, respiratory distress syndrome, lung cancer, laryngitis, stuttering, and sudden infant death syndrome.
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Explain what happens in each of the following disorders: pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, asthma, pleurisy, rhinitis, sinus infection, bronchitis, carbon monoxide poisoning, sleep apnea, respiratory distress syndrome, lung cancer, laryngitis, stuttering, and sudden infant death syndrome.
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Explain what happens in each of the following disorders: pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, asthma, pleurisy, rhinitis, sinus infection, bronchitis, carbon monoxide poisoning, sleep apnea, respiratory distress syndrome, lung cancer, laryngitis, stuttering, and sudden infant death syndrome.
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Explain what happens in each of the following disorders: pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, asthma, pleurisy, rhinitis, sinus infection, bronchitis, carbon monoxide poisoning, sleep apnea, respiratory distress syndrome, lung cancer, laryngitis, stuttering, and sudden infant death syndrome.
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Explain what happens in each of the following disorders: pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, asthma, pleurisy, rhinitis, sinus infection, bronchitis, carbon monoxide poisoning, sleep apnea, respiratory distress syndrome, lung cancer, laryngitis, stuttering, and sudden infant death syndrome.
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Explain what happens in each of the following disorders: pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, asthma, pleurisy, rhinitis, sinus infection, bronchitis, carbon monoxide poisoning, sleep apnea, respiratory distress syndrome, lung cancer, laryngitis, stuttering, and sudden infant death syndrome.
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Explain what happens in each of the following disorders: pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, asthma, pleurisy, rhinitis, sinus infection, bronchitis, carbon monoxide poisoning, sleep apnea, respiratory distress syndrome, lung cancer, laryngitis, stuttering, and sudden infant death syndrome.
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Explain what happens in each of the following disorders: pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, asthma, pleurisy, rhinitis, sinus infection, bronchitis, carbon monoxide poisoning, sleep apnea, respiratory distress syndrome, lung cancer, laryngitis, stuttering, and sudden infant death syndrome.
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Explain what happens in each of the following disorders: pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, asthma, pleurisy, rhinitis, sinus infection, bronchitis, carbon monoxide poisoning, sleep apnea, respiratory distress syndrome, lung cancer, laryngitis, stuttering, and sudden infant death syndrome.
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Explain what happens in each of the following disorders: pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, asthma, pleurisy, rhinitis, sinus infection, bronchitis, carbon monoxide poisoning, sleep apnea, respiratory distress syndrome, lung cancer, laryngitis, stuttering, and sudden infant death syndrome.
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Explain what happens in each of the following disorders: pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, asthma, pleurisy, rhinitis, sinus infection, bronchitis, carbon monoxide poisoning, sleep apnea, respiratory distress syndrome, lung cancer, laryngitis, stuttering, and sudden infant death syndrome.
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Explain what happens in each of the following disorders: pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, asthma, pleurisy, rhinitis, sinus infection, bronchitis, carbon monoxide poisoning, sleep apnea, respiratory distress syndrome, lung cancer, laryngitis, stuttering, and sudden infant death syndrome.
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Explain what happens in each of the following disorders: pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, asthma, pleurisy, rhinitis, sinus infection, bronchitis, carbon monoxide poisoning, sleep apnea, respiratory distress syndrome, lung cancer, laryngitis, stuttering, and sudden infant death syndrome.
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Explain what happens in each of the following disorders: pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, asthma, pleurisy, rhinitis, sinus infection, bronchitis, carbon monoxide poisoning, sleep apnea, respiratory distress syndrome, lung cancer, laryngitis, stuttering, and sudden infant death syndrome.
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Explain what happens in each of the following disorders: pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, asthma, pleurisy, rhinitis, sinus infection, bronchitis, carbon monoxide poisoning, sleep apnea, respiratory distress syndrome, lung cancer, laryngitis, stuttering, and sudden infant death syndrome.
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Explain what happens in each of the following disorders: pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, asthma, pleurisy, rhinitis, sinus infection, bronchitis, carbon monoxide poisoning, sleep apnea, respiratory distress syndrome, lung cancer, laryngitis, stuttering, and sudden infant death syndrome.
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Explain what happens in each of the following disorders: pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, asthma, pleurisy, rhinitis, sinus infection, bronchitis, carbon monoxide poisoning, sleep apnea, respiratory distress syndrome, lung cancer, laryngitis, stuttering, and sudden infant death syndrome.
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Explain what happens in each of the following disorders: pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, asthma, pleurisy, rhinitis, sinus infection, bronchitis, carbon monoxide poisoning, sleep apnea, respiratory distress syndrome, lung cancer, laryngitis, stuttering, and sudden infant death syndrome.
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Define the term nutrient. List the six groups of nutrients. Which of the six are considered energy providing nutrients? What is an essential nutrient?
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Define the term nutrient. List the six groups of nutrients. Which of the six are considered energy providing nutrients? What is an essential nutrient?
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Define the term nutrient. List the six groups of nutrients. Which of the six are considered energy providing nutrients? What is an essential nutrient?
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Define the term nutrient. List the six groups of nutrients. Which of the six are considered energy providing nutrients? What is an essential nutrient?
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Describe the basic information offered by the Food Guide Pyramid-groups, number of servings per day, etc.
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Describe the basic information offered by the Food Guide Pyramid-groups, number of servings per day, etc.
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Describe the basic information offered by the Food Guide Pyramid-groups, number of servings per day, etc.
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Describe the basic information offered by the Food Guide Pyramid-groups, number of servings per day, etc.
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Describe the basic information offered by the Food Guide Pyramid-groups, number of servings per day, etc.
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Describe the basic information offered by the Food Guide Pyramid-groups, number of servings per day, etc.
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Describe the basic information offered by the Food Guide Pyramid-groups, number of servings per day, etc.
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Describe the basic information offered by the Food Guide Pyramid-groups, number of servings per day, etc.
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Describe the basic information offered by the Food Guide Pyramid-groups, number of servings per day, etc.
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Describe the basic information offered by the Food Guide Pyramid-groups, number of servings per day, etc.
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Describe the basic information offered by the Food Guide Pyramid-groups, number of servings per day, etc.
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Describe the basic information offered by the Food Guide Pyramid-groups, number of servings per day, etc.
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Describe the basic information offered by the Food Guide Pyramid-groups, number of servings per day, etc.
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What is an RDA? Are they set high or low?
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What is an RDA? Are they set high or low?
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Describe the basic information offered by the Food Guide Pyramid-groups, number of servings per day, etc.
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Describe the basic information offered by the Food Guide Pyramid-groups, number of servings per day, etc.
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What is an RDA? Are they set high or low?
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Describe the basic information offered by the Food Guide Pyramid-groups, number of servings per day, etc.
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What is an RDA? Are they set high or low?
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Describe the basic information offered by the Food Guide Pyramid-groups, number of servings per day, etc.
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What are the building blocks of carbohydrates? List the monosaccharides. List the disaccharides and describe what two monosaccharides compose each. List the major polysaccharides. What is their building block? How do they differ? What are the major functions of carbohydrates in the body? Discuss how the body handles excess glucose and insufficient blood glucose. How much carbohydrate is required per day? Are sugars “bad” for you?
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Describe the basic information offered by the Food Guide Pyramid-groups, number of servings per day, etc.
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Describe the basic information offered by the Food Guide Pyramid-groups, number of servings per day, etc.
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What are the building blocks of carbohydrates? List the monosaccharides. List the disaccharides and describe what two monosaccharides compose each. List the major polysaccharides. What is their building block? How do they differ? What are the major functions of carbohydrates in the body? Discuss how the body handles excess glucose and insufficient blood glucose. How much carbohydrate is required per day? Are sugars “bad” for you?
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Describe the basic information offered by the Food Guide Pyramid-groups, number of servings per day, etc.
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Describe the basic information offered by the Food Guide Pyramid-groups, number of servings per day, etc.
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What are the building blocks of carbohydrates? List the monosaccharides. List the disaccharides and describe what two monosaccharides compose each. List the major polysaccharides. What is their building block? How do they differ? What are the major functions of carbohydrates in the body? Discuss how the body handles excess glucose and insufficient blood glucose. How much carbohydrate is required per day? Are sugars “bad” for you?
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Describe the basic information offered by the Food Guide Pyramid-groups, number of servings per day, etc.
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What are the building blocks of carbohydrates? List the monosaccharides. List the disaccharides and describe what two monosaccharides compose each. List the major polysaccharides. What is their building block? How do they differ? What are the major functions of carbohydrates in the body? Discuss how the body handles excess glucose and insufficient blood glucose. How much carbohydrate is required per day? Are sugars “bad” for you?
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What is an RDA? Are they set high or low?
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What is an RDA? Are they set high or low?
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What are the building blocks of carbohydrates? List the monosaccharides. List the disaccharides and describe what two monosaccharides compose each. List the major polysaccharides. What is their building block? How do they differ? What are the major functions of carbohydrates in the body? Discuss how the body handles excess glucose and insufficient blood glucose. How much carbohydrate is required per day? Are sugars “bad” for you?
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What are the building blocks of carbohydrates? List the monosaccharides. List the disaccharides and describe what two monosaccharides compose each. List the major polysaccharides. What is their building block? How do they differ? What are the major functions of carbohydrates in the body? Discuss how the body handles excess glucose and insufficient blood glucose. How much carbohydrate is required per day? Are sugars “bad” for you?
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Describe the basic information offered by the Food Guide Pyramid-groups, number of servings per day, etc.
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Describe the basic information offered by the Food Guide Pyramid-groups, number of servings per day, etc.
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What are the building blocks of carbohydrates? List the monosaccharides. List the disaccharides and describe what two monosaccharides compose each. List the major polysaccharides. What is their building block? How do they differ? What are the major functions of carbohydrates in the body? Discuss how the body handles excess glucose and insufficient blood glucose. How much carbohydrate is required per day? Are sugars “bad” for you?
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What are the building blocks of carbohydrates? List the monosaccharides. List the disaccharides and describe what two monosaccharides compose each. List the major polysaccharides. What is their building block? How do they differ? What are the major functions of carbohydrates in the body? Discuss how the body handles excess glucose and insufficient blood glucose. How much carbohydrate is required per day? Are sugars “bad” for you?
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What are the building blocks of carbohydrates? List the monosaccharides. List the disaccharides and describe what two monosaccharides compose each. List the major polysaccharides. What is their building block? How do they differ? What are the major functions of carbohydrates in the body? Discuss how the body handles excess glucose and insufficient blood glucose. How much carbohydrate is required per day? Are sugars “bad” for you?
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What are the building blocks of carbohydrates? List the monosaccharides. List the disaccharides and describe what two monosaccharides compose each. List the major polysaccharides. What is their building block? How do they differ? What are the major functions of carbohydrates in the body? Discuss how the body handles excess glucose and insufficient blood glucose. How much carbohydrate is required per day? Are sugars “bad” for you?
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What are the building blocks of carbohydrates? List the monosaccharides. List the disaccharides and describe what two monosaccharides compose each. List the major polysaccharides. What is their building block? How do they differ? What are the major functions of carbohydrates in the body? Discuss how the body handles excess glucose and insufficient blood glucose. How much carbohydrate is required per day? Are sugars “bad” for you?
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What is an RDA? Are they set high or low?
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What are the building blocks of carbohydrates? List the monosaccharides. List the disaccharides and describe what two monosaccharides compose each. List the major polysaccharides. What is their building block? How do they differ? What are the major functions of carbohydrates in the body? Discuss how the body handles excess glucose and insufficient blood glucose. How much carbohydrate is required per day? Are sugars “bad” for you?
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What are the building blocks of carbohydrates? List the monosaccharides. List the disaccharides and describe what two monosaccharides compose each. List the major polysaccharides. What is their building block? How do they differ? What are the major functions of carbohydrates in the body? Discuss how the body handles excess glucose and insufficient blood glucose. How much carbohydrate is required per day? Are sugars “bad” for you?
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Describe the basic information offered by the Food Guide Pyramid-groups, number of servings per day, etc.
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What is an RDA? Are they set high or low?
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What are the building blocks of carbohydrates? List the monosaccharides. List the disaccharides and describe what two monosaccharides compose each. List the major polysaccharides. What is their building block? How do they differ? What are the major functions of carbohydrates in the body? Discuss how the body handles excess glucose and insufficient blood glucose. How much carbohydrate is required per day? Are sugars “bad” for you?
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Describe the basic information offered by the Food Guide Pyramid-groups, number of servings per day, etc.
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What are the building blocks of carbohydrates? List the monosaccharides. List the disaccharides and describe what two monosaccharides compose each. List the major polysaccharides. What is their building block? How do they differ? What are the major functions of carbohydrates in the body? Discuss how the body handles excess glucose and insufficient blood glucose. How much carbohydrate is required per day? Are sugars “bad” for you?
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What are the building blocks of carbohydrates? List the monosaccharides. List the disaccharides and describe what two monosaccharides compose each. List the major polysaccharides. What is their building block? How do they differ? What are the major functions of carbohydrates in the body? Discuss how the body handles excess glucose and insufficient blood glucose. How much carbohydrate is required per day? Are sugars “bad” for you?
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What is an RDA? Are they set high or low?
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What are the building blocks of carbohydrates? List the monosaccharides. List the disaccharides and describe what two monosaccharides compose each. List the major polysaccharides. What is their building block? How do they differ? What are the major functions of carbohydrates in the body? Discuss how the body handles excess glucose and insufficient blood glucose. How much carbohydrate is required per day? Are sugars “bad” for you?
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What are the building blocks of carbohydrates? List the monosaccharides. List the disaccharides and describe what two monosaccharides compose each. List the major polysaccharides. What is their building block? How do they differ? What are the major functions of carbohydrates in the body? Discuss how the body handles excess glucose and insufficient blood glucose. How much carbohydrate is required per day? Are sugars “bad” for you?
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What are the building blocks of carbohydrates? List the monosaccharides. List the disaccharides and describe what two monosaccharides compose each. List the major polysaccharides. What is their building block? How do they differ? What are the major functions of carbohydrates in the body? Discuss how the body handles excess glucose and insufficient blood glucose. How much carbohydrate is required per day? Are sugars “bad” for you?
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What are the building blocks of carbohydrates? List the monosaccharides. List the disaccharides and describe what two monosaccharides compose each. List the major polysaccharides. What is their building block? How do they differ? What are the major functions of carbohydrates in the body? Discuss how the body handles excess glucose and insufficient blood glucose. How much carbohydrate is required per day? Are sugars “bad” for you?
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What are the building blocks of carbohydrates? List the monosaccharides. List the disaccharides and describe what two monosaccharides compose each. List the major polysaccharides. What is their building block? How do they differ? What are the major functions of carbohydrates in the body? Discuss how the body handles excess glucose and insufficient blood glucose. How much carbohydrate is required per day? Are sugars “bad” for you?
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What are the building blocks of carbohydrates? List the monosaccharides. List the disaccharides and describe what two monosaccharides compose each. List the major polysaccharides. What is their building block? How do they differ? What are the major functions of carbohydrates in the body? Discuss how the body handles excess glucose and insufficient blood glucose. How much carbohydrate is required per day? Are sugars “bad” for you?
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What are the building blocks of carbohydrates? List the monosaccharides. List the disaccharides and describe what two monosaccharides compose each. List the major polysaccharides. What is their building block? How do they differ? What are the major functions of carbohydrates in the body? Discuss how the body handles excess glucose and insufficient blood glucose. How much carbohydrate is required per day? Are sugars “bad” for you?
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What are the building blocks of carbohydrates? List the monosaccharides. List the disaccharides and describe what two monosaccharides compose each. List the major polysaccharides. What is their building block? How do they differ? What are the major functions of carbohydrates in the body? Discuss how the body handles excess glucose and insufficient blood glucose. How much carbohydrate is required per day? Are sugars “bad” for you?
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What are the building blocks of carbohydrates? List the monosaccharides. List the disaccharides and describe what two monosaccharides compose each. List the major polysaccharides. What is their building block? How do they differ? What are the major functions of carbohydrates in the body? Discuss how the body handles excess glucose and insufficient blood glucose. How much carbohydrate is required per day? Are sugars “bad” for you?
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What are the building blocks of carbohydrates? List the monosaccharides. List the disaccharides and describe what two monosaccharides compose each. List the major polysaccharides. What is their building block? How do they differ? What are the major functions of carbohydrates in the body? Discuss how the body handles excess glucose and insufficient blood glucose. How much carbohydrate is required per day? Are sugars “bad” for you?
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What are the building blocks of carbohydrates? List the monosaccharides. List the disaccharides and describe what two monosaccharides compose each. List the major polysaccharides. What is their building block? How do they differ? What are the major functions of carbohydrates in the body? Discuss how the body handles excess glucose and insufficient blood glucose. How much carbohydrate is required per day? Are sugars “bad” for you?
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What are the building blocks of carbohydrates? List the monosaccharides. List the disaccharides and describe what two monosaccharides compose each. List the major polysaccharides. What is their building block? How do they differ? What are the major functions of carbohydrates in the body? Discuss how the body handles excess glucose and insufficient blood glucose. How much carbohydrate is required per day? Are sugars “bad” for you?
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What are the building blocks of carbohydrates? List the monosaccharides. List the disaccharides and describe what two monosaccharides compose each. List the major polysaccharides. What is their building block? How do they differ? What are the major functions of carbohydrates in the body? Discuss how the body handles excess glucose and insufficient blood glucose. How much carbohydrate is required per day? Are sugars “bad” for you?
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What are the building blocks of carbohydrates? List the monosaccharides. List the disaccharides and describe what two monosaccharides compose each. List the major polysaccharides. What is their building block? How do they differ? What are the major functions of carbohydrates in the body? Discuss how the body handles excess glucose and insufficient blood glucose. How much carbohydrate is required per day? Are sugars “bad” for you?
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What are the building blocks of carbohydrates? List the monosaccharides. List the disaccharides and describe what two monosaccharides compose each. List the major polysaccharides. What is their building block? How do they differ? What are the major functions of carbohydrates in the body? Discuss how the body handles excess glucose and insufficient blood glucose. How much carbohydrate is required per day? Are sugars “bad” for you?
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What is a triglyceride? What is the difference between saturated and unsaturated fatty acids. How are they related to atherosclerosis? What are essential fatty acids? What is cholesterol? Is is “bad”? How much energy does a lipid provide? What is the major function of lipids in the body? What are the functions of lipids in foods? What are hydrogenated or trans fats? Describe their effects on health. What are the recommendations for fat intake?
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What is a triglyceride? What is the difference between saturated and unsaturated fatty acids. How are they related to atherosclerosis? What are essential fatty acids? What is cholesterol? Is is “bad”? How much energy does a lipid provide? What is the major function of lipids in the body? What are the functions of lipids in foods? What are hydrogenated or trans fats? Describe their effects on health. What are the recommendations for fat intake?
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What is a triglyceride? What is the difference between saturated and unsaturated fatty acids. How are they related to atherosclerosis? What are essential fatty acids? What is cholesterol? Is is “bad”? How much energy does a lipid provide? What is the major function of lipids in the body? What are the functions of lipids in foods? What are hydrogenated or trans fats? Describe their effects on health. What are the recommendations for fat intake?
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What is a triglyceride? What is the difference between saturated and unsaturated fatty acids. How are they related to atherosclerosis? What are essential fatty acids? What is cholesterol? Is is “bad”? How much energy does a lipid provide? What is the major function of lipids in the body? What are the functions of lipids in foods? What are hydrogenated or trans fats? Describe their effects on health. What are the recommendations for fat intake?
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What is a triglyceride? What is the difference between saturated and unsaturated fatty acids. How are they related to atherosclerosis? What are essential fatty acids? What is cholesterol? Is is “bad”? How much energy does a lipid provide? What is the major function of lipids in the body? What are the functions of lipids in foods? What are hydrogenated or trans fats? Describe their effects on health. What are the recommendations for fat intake?
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What is a triglyceride? What is the difference between saturated and unsaturated fatty acids. How are they related to atherosclerosis? What are essential fatty acids? What is cholesterol? Is is “bad”? How much energy does a lipid provide? What is the major function of lipids in the body? What are the functions of lipids in foods? What are hydrogenated or trans fats? Describe their effects on health. What are the recommendations for fat intake?
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What is a triglyceride? What is the difference between saturated and unsaturated fatty acids. How are they related to atherosclerosis? What are essential fatty acids? What is cholesterol? Is is “bad”? How much energy does a lipid provide? What is the major function of lipids in the body? What are the functions of lipids in foods? What are hydrogenated or trans fats? Describe their effects on health. What are the recommendations for fat intake?
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What is a triglyceride? What is the difference between saturated and unsaturated fatty acids. How are they related to atherosclerosis? What are essential fatty acids? What is cholesterol? Is is “bad”? How much energy does a lipid provide? What is the major function of lipids in the body? What are the functions of lipids in foods? What are hydrogenated or trans fats? Describe their effects on health. What are the recommendations for fat intake?
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What is a triglyceride? What is the difference between saturated and unsaturated fatty acids. How are they related to atherosclerosis? What are essential fatty acids? What is cholesterol? Is is “bad”? How much energy does a lipid provide? What is the major function of lipids in the body? What are the functions of lipids in foods? What are hydrogenated or trans fats? Describe their effects on health. What are the recommendations for fat intake?
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What is a triglyceride? What is the difference between saturated and unsaturated fatty acids. How are they related to atherosclerosis? What are essential fatty acids? What is cholesterol? Is is “bad”? How much energy does a lipid provide? What is the major function of lipids in the body? What are the functions of lipids in foods? What are hydrogenated or trans fats? Describe their effects on health. What are the recommendations for fat intake?
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What is a triglyceride? What is the difference between saturated and unsaturated fatty acids. How are they related to atherosclerosis? What are essential fatty acids? What is cholesterol? Is is “bad”? How much energy does a lipid provide? What is the major function of lipids in the body? What are the functions of lipids in foods? What are hydrogenated or trans fats? Describe their effects on health. What are the recommendations for fat intake?
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What is a triglyceride? What is the difference between saturated and unsaturated fatty acids. How are they related to atherosclerosis? What are essential fatty acids? What is cholesterol? Is is “bad”? How much energy does a lipid provide? What is the major function of lipids in the body? What are the functions of lipids in foods? What are hydrogenated or trans fats? Describe their effects on health. What are the recommendations for fat intake?
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What is a triglyceride? What is the difference between saturated and unsaturated fatty acids. How are they related to atherosclerosis? What are essential fatty acids? What is cholesterol? Is is “bad”? How much energy does a lipid provide? What is the major function of lipids in the body? What are the functions of lipids in foods? What are hydrogenated or trans fats? Describe their effects on health. What are the recommendations for fat intake?
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What is a triglyceride? What is the difference between saturated and unsaturated fatty acids. How are they related to atherosclerosis? What are essential fatty acids? What is cholesterol? Is is “bad”? How much energy does a lipid provide? What is the major function of lipids in the body? What are the functions of lipids in foods? What are hydrogenated or trans fats? Describe their effects on health. What are the recommendations for fat intake?
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What is a triglyceride? What is the difference between saturated and unsaturated fatty acids. How are they related to atherosclerosis? What are essential fatty acids? What is cholesterol? Is is “bad”? How much energy does a lipid provide? What is the major function of lipids in the body? What are the functions of lipids in foods? What are hydrogenated or trans fats? Describe their effects on health. What are the recommendations for fat intake?
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What are some good sources of protein? What are the building blocks of proteins? What are essential amino acids? What is the all or none law of protein synthesis? What is the difference between complete and incomplete proteins? What are complementary proteins? What roles do proteins play in the body? What is nitrogen balance? What are the recommended requirements per day?
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What are some good sources of protein? What are the building blocks of proteins? What are essential amino acids? What is the all or none law of protein synthesis? What is the difference between complete and incomplete proteins? What are complementary proteins? What roles do proteins play in the body? What is nitrogen balance? What are the recommended requirements per day?
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What are some good sources of protein? What are the building blocks of proteins? What are essential amino acids? What is the all or none law of protein synthesis? What is the difference between complete and incomplete proteins? What are complementary proteins? What roles do proteins play in the body? What is nitrogen balance? What are the recommended requirements per day?
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What are some good sources of protein? What are the building blocks of proteins? What are essential amino acids? What is the all or none law of protein synthesis? What is the difference between complete and incomplete proteins? What are complementary proteins? What roles do proteins play in the body? What is nitrogen balance? What are the recommended requirements per day?
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What are some good sources of protein? What are the building blocks of proteins? What are essential amino acids? What is the all or none law of protein synthesis? What is the difference between complete and incomplete proteins? What are complementary proteins? What roles do proteins play in the body? What is nitrogen balance? What are the recommended requirements per day?
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What are some good sources of protein? What are the building blocks of proteins? What are essential amino acids? What is the all or none law of protein synthesis? What is the difference between complete and incomplete proteins? What are complementary proteins? What roles do proteins play in the body? What is nitrogen balance? What are the recommended requirements per day?
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What are some good sources of protein? What are the building blocks of proteins? What are essential amino acids? What is the all or none law of protein synthesis? What is the difference between complete and incomplete proteins? What are complementary proteins? What roles do proteins play in the body? What is nitrogen balance? What are the recommended requirements per day?
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What are some good sources of protein? What are the building blocks of proteins? What are essential amino acids? What is the all or none law of protein synthesis? What is the difference between complete and incomplete proteins? What are complementary proteins? What roles do proteins play in the body? What is nitrogen balance? What are the recommended requirements per day?
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What are some good sources of protein? What are the building blocks of proteins? What are essential amino acids? What is the all or none law of protein synthesis? What is the difference between complete and incomplete proteins? What are complementary proteins? What roles do proteins play in the body? What is nitrogen balance? What are the recommended requirements per day?
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What are some good sources of protein? What are the building blocks of proteins? What are essential amino acids? What is the all or none law of protein synthesis? What is the difference between complete and incomplete proteins? What are complementary proteins? What roles do proteins play in the body? What is nitrogen balance? What are the recommended requirements per day?
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What is a calorie? How much energy does each of the energy providing nutrients provide?
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What is a calorie? How much energy does each of the energy providing nutrients provide?
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Describe/discuss ways of estimating desirable body weight. Discuss treatments for obesity.
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Describe anorexia nervosa and bulimia.
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Describe anorexia nervosa and bulimia.
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What is Kwashiorkor? How does this compare with marasmus?
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Define vitamin. What are the characteristics of the fat soluble and water soluble vitamins?
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Define vitamin. What are the characteristics of the fat soluble and water soluble vitamins?
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Define vitamin. What are the characteristics of the fat soluble and water soluble vitamins?
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Discuss the fat soluble vitamins-Vit A,D, E and K. Include major sources of each, major functions, deficiency diseases, and toxicity.
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Discuss the fat soluble vitamins-Vit A,D, E and K. Include major sources of each, major functions, deficiency diseases, and toxicity.
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Discuss the fat soluble vitamins-Vit A,D, E and K. Include major sources of each, major functions, deficiency diseases, and toxicity.
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Discuss the fat soluble vitamins-Vit A,D, E and K. Include major sources of each, major functions, deficiency diseases, and toxicity.
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What are the water soluble vitamins? For each, indicate major sources, functions, deficiency diseases and toxicities.
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What are the water soluble vitamins? For each, indicate major sources, functions, deficiency diseases and toxicities.
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What are the water soluble vitamins? For each, indicate major sources, functions, deficiency diseases and toxicities.
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What are the water soluble vitamins? For each, indicate major sources, functions, deficiency diseases and toxicities.
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What are some functions of minerals in the body? Know the difference between major and trace minerals.
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What are some functions of minerals in the body? Know the difference between major and trace minerals.
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Identify each of the major minerals. For each give major sources, major functions, deficiency diseases, and toxicities.
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Identify each of the major minerals. For each give major sources, major functions, deficiency diseases, and toxicities.
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Identify each of the major minerals. For each give major sources, major functions, deficiency diseases, and toxicities.
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Identify each of the major minerals. For each give major sources, major functions, deficiency diseases, and toxicities.
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Identify each of the major minerals. For each give major sources, major functions, deficiency diseases, and toxicities.
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Identify each of the major minerals. For each give major sources, major functions, deficiency diseases, and toxicities.
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Identify each of the major minerals. For each give major sources, major functions, deficiency diseases, and toxicities.
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List the trace minerals. For each, know major sources, functions, deficiency diseases, and toxicities.
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List the trace minerals. For each, know major sources, functions, deficiency diseases, and toxicities.
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List the trace minerals. For each, know major sources, functions, deficiency diseases, and toxicities.
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List the trace minerals. For each, know major sources, functions, deficiency diseases, and toxicities.
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List the trace minerals. For each, know major sources, functions, deficiency diseases, and toxicities.
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