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Animal Nutrition Ch. 41 Flashcards

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2717896078____ feed on plant matterherbivores0
2717902337____ get nutrients from consuming animals living and nonlivingcarnivores1
2717902770____ are what we are, food taken into body and processed as nutrientsomnivores2
2717929923three dietary nutritional requirements: -what a diet needs to be able to do1 derive chemical energy from food 2 provide organic molecules 3 essential nutrients3
2717937761chemical energy is used for ______ productionATP4
2717953181we get ___ ATP from one molecules of glucose325
2717938597organic molecules (carbohydrates, proteins, lipids, nucleic acids ) are raw materials for ______biosynthesis6
2717955642____ is living organisms producing new organic moleculesbiosynthesis7
2717940031essential nutrients are the building blocks used to build our _______polymers8
2717942033_____ are preassembled organic molecules and minerals that must come from dietessential nutrients9
2717942557essential nutrients are preassembled organic molecules and minerals that must come from ______diet10
2717963662minerals that animals are not able to produce on there ownessential nutrients11
2717943174essential nutrients consist of _____, _____,_____ and _____AA, fatty acids, vitamins and minerals12
2717944283essential nutrients are required for ______ pathwaysbiosynthetic13
2717946000_____ are amino acids that cannot be assembled by animals itself -these must come from something elseessential amino acids14
2717967747essential amino acids must be consumed _____daily15
2717967959infants require ____ essential AA916
2717966397we have ______ AA2017
2717951463humans have ____ essential amino acids818
2717960321complete proteins are ______animal proteins19
2717968855_______ proteins provide all of the essential amino acidscomplete20
2717960322incomplete proteins are from ______plant proteins21
2717969868____ provide all 8 of those essential AAsoy beans22
2717978464the plasma membrane of essential nutrients are made of _____fatty acids23
2717979486____ are organic compounds required in very small amountsvitamins24
2717979696_____ are water soluble that will be flushedvitamins25
2717979697____ are fat soluble that will be stored in tissue of bodyvitamins26
2717981659_____ are inorganic nutrients required in small amounts -iron and sulfurminerals27
2717988948taking food into the mouth is ____ingestion28
2717989433_____ feeders are in aquatic env. -filtering water out -any sessile animals feed this wayfilter feeding29
2717992687____ feeders live in or on food source EX: caterpillars live on leafsubstrate feeding30
2717993628_____ feeders have a modified mouth part that allows them to pierce host and abstract nutrients EX: mosquitos and aphidsfluid feeding31
2717997189____ feeders eat large pieces of food EX: we are, pythonsbulk feeding32
2718001691_____ digestion occurs within food vacuoles inside cell itselfintracellular digestion33
2718001692intracellular digestion occurs within ______ inside cell itselffood vacuoles34
2718001693_____ digestion is the breakdown in compartments contiguous with outside of animal body -outside the tissue of animalsextracellular digestion35
2718008087____ is open to the outside world for extracellular digestion -when we take food in it passes through this and the food will pass through chemicals and enzymes to be able to break it down -not part of animals tissuealimentary canal36
2718012774we grind food to increase ______ so digestion enzymes have more area to work onsurface area37
2718018741_____ secrete digestive juices to facilitate break down of digestionaccessory glands38
2718019786____ glands are the liver, gallbladder, pancreas, salanary glands,accessory glands39
2718020184food will be propelled through digestive system by ______peristalsis40
2718021105____ are wave like muscular contractions that push material through digestive track -are smooth muscleperistalsis41
2718022267peristalsis is ____ musclesmooth42
2718022924____ are muscular ring like vowels used to control movement through digestive tracksphincters43
2718024422ingestion occurs through ______oral cavity44
2718025890in the oral cavity we see _____ digestion occurring with the secretion of saliva -associated with breaking the food apart with different enzymeschemical digestion45
2718027367____ is the enzymes that breaks down starch in oral cavity of salivaamylase46
2718030686_____ in saliva in oral cavity this is the lubricant, keeps things movingmucus47
2718031262____ in the salvia in oral cavity, inhibits any acids in food and bacteriabuffers48
2718033397___ in saliva in oral cavity works on bacteria to clean up -bacteria killerlysozyme49
2718033650tongue has 2 jobstaste and shape50
2718036981in the oral cavity we see ____ digestion occurring in the mouth where the shredding food will be happening -masticationmechanical digestion51
2718041750we have ____ teeth used bite shred and grind food (mastication)3252
2718043589carnivore teeth are ____ these are our predatorssharp53
2718044254_____ are the mix of food and saliva that will shape into a ball -swallow and move down esophagusbolus54
2718045571the ____ is the tongue regionpharynx55
2718047207there are two openings in the pharynx these are the ____ and _____trachea and esophagus56
2718050965___ is the opening to the lungs -windpipe this will be ventral to the esophagustrachea57
2718051356_____ is the food and water tubeesophagus58
2718053532in the esophagus there are peristaltic movement to propel the _____bollus59
2718054042the ____ is the continuation of chemical digestion from mouthesophagus60
2718054314the esophagus is ______ musclesmooth61
2718059454______ is located below the diaphragmstomach62
2718060837the ____ stores food (has sphincters)stomach63
2718061209the folds in stomach increase ______surface area64
2718063907_____ produces gastric juicesstomach65
2718064609stomach produces _______ juicesgastric66
2718067944chemical digestion in stomach begins with _______ digestionprotein67
2718068909gastric juices in stomach contain (2)1) hydrochloric acid (HCl) 2) pepsin68
2718075256____ is going to disrupt the ECM of foods we eat -located in stomach -maintains ph of 2, its going to break down proteinsHCl hydrochloric acids69
2718077773___ is going to work best in strong acidic env. in stomach -see protease and pepsinogenpepsin70
2718078582Cl + HCl will come in contact with ______ to form of transformation to ______pepsinogen to form pepsin71
2718080495____ an inactive form protects stomach liningpepsinogen72
2718082806pepsinogen is the _____ form but once comes in contact with HCl it will form ___ (continuing to cleave our proteins)inactive pepsin73
2718113726the mechanical digestion in stomach is done by a ______ action every ____ sec. which will result in the food being tossed around the stomach lining absorbing all the nutrients neededchurning 2074
2718113727_____ is ingested food mixed w/ gastric juices in stomach -this will be released into the small intestineschyme75
2718113728in the small intestine ____ is happening every ____ to ___ hrsperistalsis 2-6 hrs76
2718144478____ is the longest compartment of the alimentary canal at about ______ ftsmall intestine 2077
2718145057there are 3 regions of small intestine1) duodenum 2) jejunum 3) Ileum78
2718147754_____ is the region of the small intestine that connected to stomachDuodenum79
2718148686in the ___ of the small intestine digestion is still occurringDuodenum80
2718149772the region where the small intestine attaches to the large intestineIleum81
2718150582___ are the regions in the small intestine where absorption is occurringjejunum and ileum82
2718151175in the small intestine ____ digestion and ____ are occurringchemical and absorption83
2718155079***_____ is where fat digestion occur?small intestine84
2718156075***at the end of the small intestine there is nothing left to _______ -no organic molecules -left only water and undigested material (fiber)digest85
2718162481chyme will be released through the stomach into the _____pyloric valve86
2718164489digestive juices are from the ____ which produce bicarbonate and enzymespancreas87
2718166592the ___ produces bileliver88
2718166955___ is fat emulsifier (separate into smaller drops) -saltsbile89
2718168756our body is going from _____ to _____ stomach to duodenumacidic to basic90
2718169332____ stores and concentrates bilegallbladder91
2718169642gallbladder stores and concentrates _____bile92
2718170243______ produce digestive enzymes -continue protein digestion and carb -still digestion occurringgland cells93
2718175761the jejunum and ileum are extremely folded we are going to see ____ which are finger-like projections of intestinal wallVilli94
2718177238the jejunum and ileum there are ____ which are microscopic projections of epithelial cells lining intestinal lumen -absorption of nutrients are ACTUALLY occurring (nothing has come into body until __) -increase surface area within tubemicrovilli95
2718182243Villi + _____ = 300 m2 (tennis court)microvilli96
2718182646the large intestine is the _____ (wraps around small intestine)colon97
2718185730____ is the pouch at junction of the small and large intestine -we will see fermentation occurringcecum98
2718192926___ is the finger-like extension in large intestine , performing a minor immune functionappendix99
2718194492___ is the last region of large intestine leads back into anusrectum100
2718195213___ reabsorbs water and compacts fecescolon101
2718197431our ___ is made up of cellulose fibers and bacteriafeces102
2718198186our feces is made up of _____ and _____cellulose fibers and bacteria103
2718199076the bacteria in our feces makes up about ______1/3 of dry weight104
2718199546bacteria in feces produce ____gases105
2718200283bacteria in feces produce gases of ___ and _____methane and hydrogen sulfide106
2718200893____ is the terminal portion of large intestinerectum107
2718201410the rectum ---> ____anus108
2718202040there are 2 sphincters of the rectum the inner is ____ and the outer is _____involuntary voluntary109

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