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Nutrition & Digestion Test Review Nutrients Substances needed for: Cell repair Cell growth Energy Obtained from the food we eat Nutrients Proteins Carbohydrates Fats Vitamins Minerals Water Protein Replacement of cells Growth Large molecules Smaller molecules called Amino Acids Found in meats, eggs, beans Carbohydrates Primary energy source Molecules of C, H, O Sugars ~ simple carbohydrates Starches ~ complex carbohydrates Fiber Not digested; provides bulk Fats Provide energy / stores energy Absorb vitamins Make up cell membranes Vitamins Organic (contain carbon) Growth Regulate body functions Prevent disease No food has all vitamins Water soluble Fat soluble Stored in body Minerals Inorganic (no carbon) Found on the periodic table Control chemical reactions Build cells Conduct nerve impulses Carry oxygen Water Nutrients carried in water Used in chemical reactions Digestion Process the breaks down food into small molecules that can be used by the body Mechanical ~ chewing, mixing, churning Chemical ~ chemicals break down food Digestive system Digestive tract Alimentary canal Organs used in digestion Digestive system Mouth Esophagus Stomach Small intestine Large intestine Rectum Anus Digestive system Accessory organs ~ food does not pass through Liver Gall bladder Pancreas Mouth Teeth Mechanical digestion ~ chewing Chemical digestion ~ amylase in saliva Esophagus Peristalsis ~ muscular action that moves food Lined with mucus Epiglottis prevent food from going into trachea Stomach Muscular bag Lined with folds Mechanical & chemical digestion Enzymes (help speed up chemical reactions) & digestive juices Chyme Stomach Small intestine Most digestion occurs here Lined with villi Projections that increase surface area Small intestine Large intestine Colon Absorbs water Maintains homeostasis ~ steady state Forms feces Rectum ~ stores feces Anus ~ strong round muscles (sphincter) Large intestine Accessory organs Produce and store digestive chemicals Food does not pass through these Liver Makes bile Liver Gall bladder Muscular sac attached to the liver Stores bile. Gall bladder Pancreas Makes enzymes Pancreas
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