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27 Cards in this Set

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glucose
fructose
galactose
monosaccharaides
sucrose
lactose
maltose
disaccharides
the main polysaccharide in the body

storage form of glucose
glycogen
how we store fat in our body
triglycerides
amino group (NH2)
acidic carboxyl group (COOH)
side chain (R group)
protein conformation
stomach= water and alcohol
SI= all macronutrients
LI= electrolytes & vitamins
absorption
-mechanical digestion (bolus)
-chemical digestion
--amylase (begin CARB BRKDWN)
--lingual lipase (not yet activated)
digestion in the MOUTH
ions: k, na, cl, bicarb, phosphate
lingual lipase (triglyc)
salivary amylase (starch)
lysozyme (bacteria)
solutes in saliva
- waves ev 15-20secs
- 2 quarts/day gastric juice
stomach: mechanical digestion
PROTEIN digestion BEGINS
-HCl denatures
-HCl transforms pepsinogen into pepsin--> breaks peptide bonds

FAT digestion BEGINS
- lingual lipase activated
- gastric lipase
stomach: chemical digestion
- releases enzymes to brkdwn all macronutrients
- enzymes:
---pancreatic amylase
---pancreatic lipase
- pancreatic proteases
---trypsin
---ribonuclease
---deoxyribonuclease
PANCREAS-
- brkdown AA
- GNG
- store triglycerides
- brkdwn fatty acids
- produce bile
- store glycogen, vitamins
- make CHO
- detox
LIVER functions
- emulsification of lipids
- neutralize chyme
fxn of bile
CARBS
- pancreatic amylase
- BBEs- sucrase, lactase, maltase
PROTEINS
- trypsin (panc protease)
- carboxypeptidases
- aminopeptidases
LIPIDS
- pancreatic lipase
NUCLEIC ACIDS
- ribonuclease, deoxyribonuclease
SI: Chemical Digestion

DJI
absorption of: monosaccharides, AAs, dipeptides, tripeptides, lipids, electrolytes, vitamins, H2O

villi & crypts

epithelial cells released into SI (endocrine, columnar, goblet)
SI: Absorption
composed of long-chain fatty acids and monoglycerides
micelle
too big to fit into blood vessel; travels via lymphatic fluid to L subclavian vein

longer path to get into blood
lacteal
forces chyme from SI to LI

mechanical dygestion
gastroileal reflex
bacteria fermentation
final decomposition; LI
woody pts of plants
may help protect against colon cancer
insoluble fiber
gel-like consistency, beans oats citrus apples
soluble fiber
stimulated by: food in stomach, partially digested proteins, PSNS

action: secretion of gastric juices, incs gastric motility, constrict lower esoph sphincter, relax pyloric sphincter (allow food to move into SI)
gastrin
stim'd by: AA and FFA in SI

action: secretion of pancreatic juice, release of bile, gives feelings of satiety, inhibits HCl
Cholecystokinin CCK
stim'd by: acid in SI

action: enhances effects of CCK; secretion of pancreatic juice, production of bile
Secretin
stim'd by: low pH in stomach (acidic storm)

action: inhibits CCK, secretin, gastrin (i.e. decreases rate of digestion & absorption) tries to raise pH
Somatostatin
- circulate to the LIVER and can be stored as GLYCOGEN or converted to FFA

can be stored in the MUSCLE as GLYCOGEN and in the adipose tissue as TG
simple sugars...
in the LIVER can be converted to NEW GLUCOSE or NEW PROTEINS

in the TISSUES can make PROTEINS or new glucose can be stored as GLYCOGEN
AAs...