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The 4 components of digestion

Ingestion


Digestion


Absorption


Egestion

4 STOMACH LAYERS

Circular


Longitudinal


Oblique


Rugae

Small Intestine Parts

DUODENUM


JEJUNUM


ILEUM

Maltase

Maltase breaks down maltose into Glucose

Duodenum

Maltase


Erepsin


Disaccharidase

Erepsin

Converts short chained peptides to individual amino acids for absorption

Disaccharides

Breaks down dissaccharides into monosaccharides for absorption

Sodium Bicarbonate

Raises ph from 2.5 to 9

Lipase

Breaks down fats to glycerol and fatty acid

Trypsin

Converts long chained peptides into short chained peptide

Peptide

Chain of amino acid

Amylase

Starch break down to maltose

Secretion from liver

Bile


Breaks down fat molecules


Makes large fat globules smaller to be digested by lipase


Secreted by liver stored in gall blader

Jejunum

More absorption

Ileum

Rest of absorption

Products of digestion

Fats


Amino acids


Glucose


Vitamins Minerals

Glucose

primary fuel for all cells

Fats

Big energy source


Can store energy


Insulation to protect organs


Protective coating on nervers

Amino acids

Cell growth and repair


Produces enzymes


20 amino acids


8 can be digested

Vitamin and minerals

Growth and metabolic pressures


Elements required for Body function


Rh factor

An antigen found on the red blood cells of most people


With it they are rh positive


With out it they are rh negative


Blood transfusions

Antigens and antibodies must be the same to work


If different antigens are mixed blood would clump together this would be fatal

2 types of circulatory systems

Open circulatory system


Closed circulatory system

Open circulatory System

Slow moving blood bathes tissues


O2 rich and o2 poor blood mix


Closed circulatory system

Blood circulates through closed vessels


O2 rich and o2 poor NEVER mix

Veins

One way valve


Little muscle


Fragile


Takes blood to heart

Artery

Elastic


Thick muscle


Takes blood away from heart (a away)

Sphincter

Cardiac


Pylorus

Lcor

Air moves into the lungs


Intercostal muscles contract ; ribcage moves up ward


Diaphragm contracts and moves down ward (then opposite)

Blood through heart

O2 rich to O2 poor (gas exchange)


(L-R)


Aorta


Artery


Arteriota


Cappilaries


Venevelles


Veins


vera cava