location of chemical digestion of starch (2)
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oral cavity
small intestine
proteins used as components of blood (3)
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antibodies
hemoglobin
plasma proteins
,a major function of the liver: synthesis of _______
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plasma proteins
increased plasma pH due to decreased H⁺, occurs when respiratory activity lowers
blood pCO₂ below normal; due to hyperventilation; increases pH
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respiratory alkalosis
too large to enter blood capillaries; enters columnar cells and resynthesized into
chylomicrons, which can then be absorbed into lacteals
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fatty acid
a nutrient that is needed in small amounts, includes vitamins and minerals
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micronutrient
,supplies oxygen to the liver
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hepatic artery
type of bronchi which supplies the lungs with air
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primary bronchi
a structure that assists in digestion, but is not part of the GI tract; ex: teeth, salivary
glands, pancreas, liver, gallbladder
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accessory digestive organ
the functional unit of the liver; cell that makes bile
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hepatocyte
, a protein which is unable to supply adequate amounts of amino acids needed for
growth and maintenance
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incomplete protein
portion of the larynx containing the pharyngeal tonsil
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nasopharynx
first portion of the small intestine; about 1 ft.
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duodenum
nutrients that the body can make using its own resources, includes some fats, oils,
carbohydrates, and amino acids
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nonessential nutrient
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oral cavity
small intestine
proteins used as components of blood (3)
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antibodies
hemoglobin
plasma proteins
,a major function of the liver: synthesis of _______
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plasma proteins
increased plasma pH due to decreased H⁺, occurs when respiratory activity lowers
blood pCO₂ below normal; due to hyperventilation; increases pH
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respiratory alkalosis
too large to enter blood capillaries; enters columnar cells and resynthesized into
chylomicrons, which can then be absorbed into lacteals
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fatty acid
a nutrient that is needed in small amounts, includes vitamins and minerals
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micronutrient
,supplies oxygen to the liver
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hepatic artery
type of bronchi which supplies the lungs with air
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primary bronchi
a structure that assists in digestion, but is not part of the GI tract; ex: teeth, salivary
glands, pancreas, liver, gallbladder
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accessory digestive organ
the functional unit of the liver; cell that makes bile
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hepatocyte
, a protein which is unable to supply adequate amounts of amino acids needed for
growth and maintenance
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incomplete protein
portion of the larynx containing the pharyngeal tonsil
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nasopharynx
first portion of the small intestine; about 1 ft.
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duodenum
nutrients that the body can make using its own resources, includes some fats, oils,
carbohydrates, and amino acids
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nonessential nutrient