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Chapter 18

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amino acidsmain sources of energy; starches and sugars
villifingerlike projections in the small intestines
carbohydratesmain source of energy; starches and sugars
chemical digestionsbreakdown of food by enzymes
salivaenzyme-containing fluid in the mouth
mechanical digestionphysical breakdown of food, chewing
mineralsinorganic nutrients that regulate the body's chemical reactions
peristalsismuscular contractions that move food
proteinsnutrients that repair and replace body cells
organic nutrients containcarbon
starches are in foods such asgrains
contain all the amino acidsmilk, cheese, and eggs
caloriethe amount of energy available in foods
nutrient that help absorb some vitaminsfats
high in saturated fatsred meats
believed to contribut to high cholesterolred meats
vitaminshelp your body regulate its functions
caused by a lack of vitamin Cscurvy
trace mineralscopper and iodine
the grade you want on your testA
Next to oxygen, this is most vitalwater
protein that speeds up the rate of chemical reactionenzyme
proces of digestions beginsmouth
thin, watery liquid that leaves your stomachchyme
where the major portion of food is digestedduodenum
absorbs water from undigested foodlarge intestines
anuscontrols the release of solid waste
esophagusmuscular tube that serves as a passage for food
gallbladderstores bile
large intestineabsorbs water from undigested food
liverproduces bile
mouthplace where food is mechanically ground
pancreasproduces enzymes to break down organic nutrients
pancreasstops stomach acids action
small intestinesmajor portions of all digestions takes place
stomachturns food into chyme



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