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Digestion & Absorption Water and ions Carbohydrate (CHO) Protein Fat Vocabulary: trypsin/ogen, enterokinase, proteolytic, chylomicron, chyme, micelle

Makanan yang sudah bercampur dengan sekresi lambung disebut CHYME Kontraksi lapar : kontraksi ritmit yang terjadi pada lambung jika lambung dibiarkan kosong dalam ...

... between the spleen & the greater curvature of the stomach ... can see the inside of the stomach and duodenum, ... chyme from stomach (review) ...

Chyme is food mixed with stomach chemicals, expelled by the stomach into the duodenum. ... It is divided into three parts: Duodenum, the Jejunum, and the ileum. ...

... enters stomach and leaves as Chyme. Nutrients are absorbed through the intestinal ... Calculate the flow u of the Chyme assuming Stokes flow and long wavelength ...

Expulsion of gastrointestinal contents through the mouth due to a mechanical cause ... Characteristic undigested food particles (chyme) Abdominal distention - none ...

Assemble with heads out and tails in. Surfaces differ. Differ in kinds ... Constant traffic between cell and ... float on watery chyme and never contact ...

To neutralize the acids in the chyme ... Acid in chyme, fatty acids. Intestinal phase. Proteolytic. Endopeptidases. Trypsin(ogen) ...

Why do animals need food? How do animals eat and process food? ... production of chyme. secretion by SI of secretin, CCK, other hormones ...

Digestion and absorption near complete by time chyme reaches large ... Brewer's yeast, eggs, chicken, carrots, fish, liver, kidneys, peas, wheat germ, walnuts ...

Salivary amylase breaks starch (a polysaccharide) down to maltose (a disaccharide) ... Chyme enters through a sphincter. It enters in tiny spurts. ...

Pancreas. Location. Lies deep to the greater curvature of the stomach ... the duodenal wall to release. secretin, whereas fatty, protein-rich chyme induces ...

food when it is ready to. leave this organ as a. milky white liquid? chyme. Name this. organ? duodenum. Is there a lot. of digestion or. absorption in this ...

Pacemaker cells, (Interstitial Cells of Cajal), connected by gap junctions, ... Intestinal Chyme (ingesta) enters small intestine. Defecation. Neutralization of HCl ...

Digestive System. Figure 41.13 The ... In the duodenum, chyme form the stomach mixes with digestive juices from the ... Figure 41.16 The duodenum. Pancreas: ...

Digestion BINGO Write any 12 into your grid alimentary canal chyle gall bladder maltase ptyalin amylase chyme gastric juice maltose pyloric sphincter appendix colon ...

Mesenteries are double layers of peritoneum that extend from the body wall to the ... occur the length of the intestine and propel chyme through the intestine ...

It is condition where the HCl produced as a main component of the gastric juices is pumped up into the upper GI tract and sometimes regurgitated back to the mouth. The acid is very concentrated, with a pH as low as 2 which is the reason why there is a burning feeling in your throat if you have had an acid reflux. There is a protective sphincter at the end of the food called the LES which stops this potent acidic food called chyme from reverting back to the mouth.

This research is supported in part by three grants from the National Science ... In your stomach, you break the apple down into chyme. ...

KIN 211 Chapter 3: Digestion Carbohydrates Digestion of carbohydrate begins in the mouth, with the secretion of the enzyme salivary amylase from the serous cells of ...

Hormonal control in the Digestive system: Gastric hormones GASTRIN: Secretion: By enteroendocrine (G) cells in gastric pits of the mucosa. Stimulus: Stomach ...

The Duodenum, Jejunum & the Ileum. I absorb nutrients in me. I absorb iron in the Duodenum. I absorb vitamin v 12 and bile salt in the Ileum. ...

Digestion Mechanical and Chemical Breakdown of Ingested Food

The Digestive System The Digestive System Section 1 What You Will Learn Compare mechanical digestion with chemical digestion. Describe the parts and functions of the ...

Digestive Function Digestive system: the organ system that processes food and then voids it Ingestion: intake of food Digestion: mechanical, chemical breakdown of ...

The saliva contains an enzyme called amylase which starts to break down the starch into sugars. ... Enzyme Action: Amylase breaks down starch to sugars - Lipase ...

DIGESTION IN MAN BY DOMNIC OTIENO

Digestive System BY: ... dilated part of the Digestion System which Orgon functions as an important of the digestive tract in some animals including vertebrates ...

Introduction The digestive system is used for breaking down food into nutrients which then pass into the circulatory system and are taken to where they are needed in ...

Digestive System Miss Hillemann Human Anatomy & Physiology Neshaminy High School

Title: The Digestive System Subject: Chapter 24 Author: Plano I.S.D. Last modified by: Frisco ISD Created Date: 3/24/1999 2:37:50 AM Document presentation format

'The young do not know enough too be prudent, and therefore they attempt the ... has pouches to allow for distension & elongation ...

The digestion process Extension

Mechanical Processing the physical manipulation of food. Digestion the chemical breakdown of ... Duodenum first section of S.I., 10 inches long, c-shaped ...

List the organs of the digestive system. Salivary glands. Throat. Teeth. Mouth. Esophagus ... List the livers important jobs. The liver makes bile. Stores nutrients ...

Digestive System In Class Notes: Function (29.1) The digestion system breaks down foods, provides nutrients, and helps eliminate the waste. Four Steps: 1.Ingestion ...

The DIGESTIVE System Digestion defined Breakdown of food into useable nutrients Two kinds Mechanical Chemical Chemical Vs Mechanical Digestion Chemical: Enzymes break ...

Digestion Copy everything in red The Digestive System s Function As food passes through the digestive system, it gets broken down distributing its nutrient value to ...

... cells (smooth muscle) spontaneously oscillate their ... Tension relaxes between bursts of twitches to a lower level called muscle tone. Gastric Motility ...

Title: NVCC Bio 212 Subject: Digestive System Author: Greg Erianne Last modified by: Gregs Desktop Created Date: 1/14/2003 11:22:55 PM Document presentation format

Anatomy for Nutrition s Sake Chapter 3 The Digestive System The gastrointestinal tract Layers of the GI tract wall Mouth Esophagus Stomach Small intestine Large ...

Topics to Review Macromolecules (monomer to polymer structure) Membrane transport proteins (carriers, pumps, channels) Active Transport Diffusion

Digestive system and Organs involved. Digestive Enzymes ... Digestive system. Consists of Gastrointestinal (GI) tract or alimentary canal and attached ...

DIGESTION IN INTESTINE AND COLON Role of pancreas in the digestive system There are two secretor functions of pancreas external and internal.

Digestive System

THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM CHAPTER 25 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9FEACJ-cXsY General Pathology dysentery food poisoning periodontal disease mumps hepatomas enteritis ...

human digestion and absorption chapter 4

Digestive System Chap 38 Four Main Stages of Food Processing Ingestion- act of eating. Digestion process of breaking food down into molecules that can be absorbed ...

Accessory Organs Pancreas, Liver and Gallbladder

3.3 - Le syst me digestif humain SBI 3U Dominic D coeur Une couche de mucus emp che la digestion de l estomac par lui-m me (qui peuvent en passant d sint grer ...

These JUICES contain water, enzymes and HCl (acid) ... The acid kills bacteria in the BOLUS and activates the enzymes that digest PROTEIN. ...

Digestion in intestine. Role of liver and pancreas. Small intestine Small intestine PHYSIOLOCIAL EVENTS: 1. Mechanical digestion 2. Chemical digestion 3.

Animal Nutrition Chapter 41

The Digestive System

" Once the digested food passes through the small intestine, it empties into the colon, where it becomes more concentrated into formed stool. The stool travels through the colon through a process called peristalsis and eventually comes out upon defecation through the rectum. A lot of times people experience “slow transit constipation” where the stool travels too slowly through the colon. Also, problems related to the rectum and the pelvic muscle could cause constipation due to inability to evacuate the stool out of the rectum. This is from an article that appeared on Dr. Angie's website: http://drangiehealth.com/uncategorized/digestion/"

To enter the body, nutrients in the small intestine must pass through the lining ... The liver produces bile that emulsifies fat and wastes which helps the digestion ...