Blume-Life Science Ch.18 Part:25-36
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| What tells you that eating corn would not add to your cholesterol level? Proteins 2 g Carbohydrates 18 g Fat 0 g Sodium 280 mg Potassium 170 mg | 0g Fat
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| What two nutrients in corn would help build bones and teeth? | Phosphorus, Vitamin C
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| What tells you that eating corn would help give you energy? Proteins 2 g Carbohydrates 18 g Fat 0 g Sodium 280 mg Potassium 170 mg | 18g carbohydrates
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| Your doctor just told you that you have high cholesterol. What causes high cholesterol, what are it's risks, and what can you do to lower your risks? | Saturated fats and Red meat can cause high cholesterol. It can cause heart attacks or strokes. Eating less red meat can help lower it.
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| If your doctor said you had a Vitamin D deficiency, what changes could you make to correct it? | Either take Vitamin D vitamins or be in the sun more because the sun gives you Vitamin D
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| Food in the stomach undergoes a._____________digestion by peristalsis. | a. Mechanical
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| __________________digestion with the help of digestive solutions and enzymes. | Chemical
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| One of the digestive solutions is __________ which is stored in the gall bladder. | Bile
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| After this the food becomes a thin, watery liquid called the ___________. | Chyme
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| Then it moves into the ____________where __________ is absorbed | Small intestine
Nutrients
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| After the Small intestine, the remaining food mass moves into the large intestine where ___________ is absorbed from undigested food. | Water
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| In doing so, the body returns large amounts of water to the body and maintain _____________. | Homeostasis
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| The muscle constriction called ______________ slow down somewhat in the large intestine. | Peristalsis
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| Chyme mat stay here as long as ____ days | three
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| The bacteria feed on these materials and in return they make ___________ that your body needs | Vitamins
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| Organic or inorganic: Proteins | Organic
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| Organic or inorganic: Water | inorganic
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| Organic or inorganic: Carbohydrates | Organic
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| Organic or inorganic: Vitamins | Organic
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| Organic or inorganic: minerals | Inorganic
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| What nutrients is it? ~Allows chemical reactions to take place ~ Removes wast from the cells | Water
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| What nutrients is it? ~ Essential, organic nutrients that help the body use other nutrients. | Vitamins
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| What nutrients is it? ~ inorganic nutrients that regulate many chemical reactions | Minerals
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| What is it? ~provide energy ~ Store vitamins | Fats
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| What is it? ~ Main source of energy ~ Contain C, H, & O atoms | Carbohydrates
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| What is it? ~Made of amino acids ~Used for growth, replacement & repair | Proteins
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