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Mechanical digestion
Breaks food down in to smaller pieces to reduce surface area
Chemical digestion
Breaks macromolecules into monomers
Absorption
When monomers are taken in to the cell to be used
Salivary amylase
It's a enzyme found in saliva and breaks poly sacs into disacs
Hydrochloric acid
Causes a low ph in the stomach
Mucas
Lubricates food breaks poly sacs into disacs
Bile
Emulsifies fats
Bicarbonate ion
Raises pH to make chyme not so acidic
Ileocecal valve
Carries chyme to large intestine
Cardiac sphincter
Prevents food from entering esophagus
Peristalsis
Smooth muscle of esophagus contract in a wave motion to push bolus to stomach
Gallbladder
Stores bile and releases bile in to small intestine
Liver
Secrets bile into gall bladder
Small intestine
Filled with chyme, bile, pancreatic fluid, helps complete chem
Bolus
Mass of chewed food pushed to the back of the mouth
Chyme
Mixture of bolus and digestive juices and helps protein digestion
Mastication
Chewing food, reduces surface area for enzymes
Tongue
Helps move food around mouth and under the teeth, and pushes bolus to back of the mouth to pharynx
Epiglottitis
Covers opening of trachea when you swallow preventing you from choking
Esophagus
Moves bolus to esophagus from phranyx
Trechea
The windpipe that carries air to lungs and contains cartilage to stay open
Lipase
Breaks fats into fatty acid and glycerol
Peptidase
Breaks proteins into amino acids
Pancreatic amylase
Breaks disacs into monomers
Saliva
Softens food for chewing and swallowing
Small intestine #2
Completes the chemical digestion of carbs lipids and proteins
Large intestine
Filled with chyme, removes water, feces gets created, minerals and vitamins are absorbed