Pancreatic Juice Contents
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amylase, lipase, trypsin, nucleases
Function of intestinal crypts/glands
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Produce mucus
Root
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region below crown
Cystic Fibrosis
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Thick mucus plugs the pancreas preventing pancreatic juice with its
digestive enzymes from reaching duodenum resulting in improper
digestion and malnutrition.
Saliva Functions
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Bind food particles together
begin chemical digestion of CHO via amylase
solvent to allow gustation
pH balance between 6.5-7.5
anti-bacterial action
Epidermal Growth factor
Does the large intestine absorb nutrients?
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, No, only H2O and electrolytes. All nutrients are absorbed in the stomach
and small intestine.
Tongue
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Covered by mucous membrane; F: manipulate food, produce Bolus,
gustation, modify sound.
Calorie
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Amount of energy needed to raise temperature 1 gram of water 1 degree C
Trypsin
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breaks down proteins
Fat soluble vitamins
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, A, D, E, K
What is the Alimentary Canal and it's function?
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Tube extending from mouth to anus. F: Digestion and absorption.
Gingiva
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gums; stratified squamous epithelium that surrounds teeth.
Tonsillitis
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inflammation of most commonly the palatine tonsils. Commonly leads to
otitis media (inner ear infection)
Crown
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amylase, lipase, trypsin, nucleases
Function of intestinal crypts/glands
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Produce mucus
Root
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region below crown
Cystic Fibrosis
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Thick mucus plugs the pancreas preventing pancreatic juice with its
digestive enzymes from reaching duodenum resulting in improper
digestion and malnutrition.
Saliva Functions
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Bind food particles together
begin chemical digestion of CHO via amylase
solvent to allow gustation
pH balance between 6.5-7.5
anti-bacterial action
Epidermal Growth factor
Does the large intestine absorb nutrients?
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, No, only H2O and electrolytes. All nutrients are absorbed in the stomach
and small intestine.
Tongue
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Covered by mucous membrane; F: manipulate food, produce Bolus,
gustation, modify sound.
Calorie
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Amount of energy needed to raise temperature 1 gram of water 1 degree C
Trypsin
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breaks down proteins
Fat soluble vitamins
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, A, D, E, K
What is the Alimentary Canal and it's function?
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Tube extending from mouth to anus. F: Digestion and absorption.
Gingiva
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gums; stratified squamous epithelium that surrounds teeth.
Tonsillitis
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inflammation of most commonly the palatine tonsils. Commonly leads to
otitis media (inner ear infection)
Crown
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