Apologia Advanced Biology module 13 | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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Digestive system

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What is Chyme?

a mixture of the bolus and gastric juices

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What is intrinsic factor?

a chemical secreted by the gastric glands that allows your body to absorb B12.

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I went to the______ for ___ The ______ of _______ sat next to me Her_______ abdominal Were truly ______And everyone thought __ ___ __! -President Woodrow Wilson

palace, tea, duchess, Windsor, rumblings, phenomenal , it was me

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What are f,l,k and j called collectively?

large intestine

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What stores excess glucose as glycogen?

d. the liver

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What are two vitamins that can be produced by the body as well as be absorbed from food?

vitamin D, K, B12, D and biotin can be made by the body

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What Micro nutrients?

vitamins and minerals, are vital to healthy development, disease prevention, and wellbeing, but only needed in small amounts

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Where are two sources of amylase? What does Amylase do?

Saliva, and the pancrease. Amylase breaks down starch into maltose (poly saccharide into disaccharides)

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What produces bile? Where is it stored?

The liver produces bile (in the sinusoids) and the gall bladder stores it

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What are two functions of bile?

Carry away waste from the liver and to emulsify fats.

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What structure would help you identify tissue from the stomach?

Gastric pits

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What part of the digestive tract absorbs the most nutrients?

small intestine

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What structure has endocrine and exocrine functions?

pancreas

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What contains glands that produce CCK? (Cholecystokinin)

Small intestine, (in response to fatty chyme. Its name means “gallbladder contractor.”)( Chole:bile, cystic:sac, kinen:contract)

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What contains glands that produce secretin? Where does it get secreted into? What does it do?

small intestine (duodenum), it gets secreted into the capillaries in response to acidic chyme.

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Where does the body Interconvert macronutrients based on the body’s needs?

The liver converts the excess nutrients into some other form. (such as fats into phospholipids)

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