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Parts of the stomach

Fundus


Body


Pyloris

Rugae

Wrinkles or folds


Expand stomach

Carbohydrate digestion

Breakdown of polysaccharides in carbs

Fat digestion

Breakdown of adipose tissue


Occurs in small intestine

Intrinsic Factors

Substance that allows vitamin B12 to be absorbed from foods

Citric Acid Cycle

Krebs cycle


Releases energy stored in glucose molecule

Common bile duct

Where hepatic duct & cystic duct meet

Cystic duct

How bile enters & leave gallbladder

Urinary Tract

Kidneys, ureter, bladder, urethra, urinary meatus

Hepatic Duct

Tube that carries bile out of liver

Assimilation

When food molecules enter the cell & undergo chemical changes

Digestion

Group of processes that break complex nutrients into simpler ones


Facilitates absorption

Absorption

Movement of digested nutrients through GI mucosa & into internal environment

Anabolism

Cells making complex molecules from simpler compounds

Catabolism

Breakdown of food compounds into simpler compounds

Nutrition

Food, vitamins, & minerals that are ingested & assimilated into the body

Micronutrients

Nutrient needed by body in very small quantity


Vitamins & minerals

Enzymes

Functional protein that breaks down food

Active transport

Movement of a substance in & out of a living cell requiring the use of cellular energy

Passive transport

Substances move through cellular membrane with their own energy

Monosaccharides

Simple sugar


Building block of carbs

Polysaccharides

Complex sugar or starch

Glycogen

Energy reserve made & stored primarily in cells of liver

Cholesterol

Steroid lipid found in all body cell membranes

Estrogen

Hormone secreted by ovary

Progesterone

Hormone that stimulates secretion of uterine lining

Appetite Center

Cluster of neurons in the hypothalamus


Impulses cause Increase in Appetite

Satiety Center

Cluster of cells in the hypothalamus


Sends Impulses to Decrease Appetite

3 parts of small intestine

Duodenum


Jejenum


Ileum


Function: chemical digestion & absorption

Sphincters of upper GI

Upper Esophageal, Lower Esophageal, pyloric, Ileocecal

Types of teeth

Incisors, canines, premolars, molars

1st deciduous teeth

6 months - 30 months

1st permanent teeth

6-7 years old


Before all baby teeth are lost

Number of teeth adult & baby

Adult 32


Baby 20

Bile

Breaks down fat

ATP & glucose molecules

36 ATP in 1 glucose molecule

Vitamin A

Maintains epithelial tissue & produces visual pigments

Vitamin B

Helps convert food to fuel

Vitamin D

Helps in calcium absorption

Vitamin E

Protects body tissue from damage