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What is Enzyme
Catalyst; speeds up chemical reaction without being consumed, specially protein
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What is Salivary Glands
Produces enzyme amylase to start starch digestion, saliva moistens food, bicarbonate maintains pH
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What is small intestine
digests proteins and fats and carbs and absorbs the water and nutrients
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What is metabolism
how the nutrients we absorb are used by the body
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What is The mouth
digestion of _____ starts in the mouth
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What is Amylases
Breaks down starches into sugars
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What is Pancreas
Secretes digestive enzymes & bicarbonate into the small intestine to neutralize stomach acid
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What is Villi
folded structures of the inner layer of the small intestine, increase the surface area of absorption
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What is nutrients
building blocks for amino acids, sugars & fat which maintain cells and tissues
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What is Bile
helps breakdown fat so enzymes can easily digest the fat, can also move waste.
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What is Proteases
Breaks down proteins into amino acids
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What is Liver
Produces Bile for breaking down complex fats
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What is large intestine
absorbs the last of water and nutrients, stores waste material
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What is basal metabolic rate
measurement of energy required for essential life support function such as generating heat and breathing
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What is the Sphincter Muscle
The muscle between the stomach and the small intestine the holds food in the stomach. It also regulates delivery to small intestine
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What is Lipases
Breaks down lipids into triglycerides and fatty acids
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What is Gallbladder
Stores & concentrates Bile
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What is the rectum
passageway for feces
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What is calorie
smallest heat measurement unit and it is needed to raise temperature of 1 gram of water by 1 degree Celsius
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What is
Moistens food & creates a high pH
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What is Pepsin
Breakdown big protein molecules into smaller ones
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What is Appendix
No known digestive function
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What is the anus
expels undigested material
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What is 1000 cals
since 1 calorie is too tiny for human consumption we measure in kilo cals , where one calorie is equal to
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What is connective tissue, smooth muscle, epithelial layer, connective tissue having blood vessels & layers
Layers of the digestive system
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