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human body
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| chemical breakdown | Functions chemical breakdown - carbs, lipids, proteins |
| mechanical breakdown | chop structures Liquify Salaway glans HCL acid/pepsi cosa peritoneum |
| The conditions | Diabetes ulcer peptic duodenal jaundice pancerititis diverticulitis hemorrhoids Protruding veins |
| Gall bladder | A small Organ where bile is stored, before it is released into the small intestine. |
| Gastro - intestinal system | The Gastro- intestinal system is essentially a long to running right through the body (alimentary canal) with specialized sections that are capable of digesting material and extracting any useful components from it then expelling the waste produts at the |
| I have both Endocrine and exocrine functions. My juices past into the small intestine where they are capable of breaking down most substance (except fiber) | Pancreas |
| Pancreas | The pancreas is a glandular organ functioning both the digestive system and endocrine |
| The three major components of the endocrine systems are | glands - specialize cells clusteres or organs hormones- chemical substance secreted by glands in response to stimulation receptors - protein molecules that bind specifically with other molecules, such as hormones, to trigger specific physiologic changes |
| the alimentary canal | A hollow muscular tube that begins in the mouth and extends to the anus |
| the digestive process | The process of digestion(conversion of foods into usable substances eg elements, compounds, vitamins, minerals) involves both the chemical and breakdown food |
| Stomach | Pouch like Organ in the upper left portion of the abdominal cavity |
| Liver | The liver is the bodies larges gland and and is located in the right upper quadrant of the abdomen |
| Where is the pancreas located | The pancreas is located below the stomach |
| the urinary system structure | 2 kidneys 2 ureters, 1 urinary bladder and urethra |
| Functions of the urinarny system | Wastes elimination |
| bile | Bile is a bitter tasting dark greeting to yellowish Brown fluid produced by the liver that |
| endocrane | Directly into blood |
| eXoCraine | ducts (e.g. salivary, tears, mammary glands) |
| Diabetes type 1 | Immune system kills Beta cells |
| Diabetes type 2 | Die off because overworked beta cells |
| Constipation | Too long in test times so too much water removed |
| hepatitis | Inflammation of liver |
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