Mamamo

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  • Calorie - amount of energy
  • Nutrients - Provide energy and materials for cell development
  • 6 groups of Nutrients
    • Proteins
    • Carbohydrates
    • Fats
    • Vitamins
    • Minerals
    • Water
  • Proteins - made of amino acids
  • Carbohydrates - Body’s main source of energy
  • Fats - is called lipids, provide energy and helps our body absorb vitamins
  • Vitamins - Nutrients that are needed in small amounts, prevention of some diseases
  • Vitamin B2 - Release energy from nutrients
  • Vitamin C - Repair of body tissues
  • Vitamin A - Enhances night vision
  • Minerals - Inorganic nutrients, does not contain carbon
  • Calcium - Strong bones and teeth
  • Iron - Carry oxygen
  • Zinc - Aids protein
  • Food Label - Helps to determine the protein, carbohydrates, ect. in the food
  • Water - For chemical reactions to occur in our body
  • Chewing - Breaks the food into pieces
  • Lower Esophageal Sphincter - Lets food pass into the stomach
  • Stomach produces enzymes and acid
  • Enzymes - Helps breakdown larger molecules to smaller molecules
  • Esophagus - Connects mouth to stomach
  • Chyme - Gastric juice produces
  • Duodenum - First section of the small intestines
  • Pancreas - Makes enzymes that breakdown carbohydrates, fats, and proteins
  • Ducts - Small tubes
  • Liver - Makes a digestive juice called Bile
  • Bile - Helps digest fats and vitamins, and it stores in your gallbladder
  • Villi - Small finger like projections
  • Large intestines - Move the waste products
  • Peristalsis - Helps move the stool into your rectum
  • Anus - Last part of the digestive tract, 2 inch long
  • Sphincter Muscle - Let’s you know if the contents are solid, liquid, or gas
  • Ingestion - Taking food into the digestive tract, putting food in the mouth
  • Digestion - Mechanical and chemical breakdown of food into small organic fragments
  • Mechanical Digestion - Physical breakdown of large pieces
  • Chemical Digestion - Enzymes breakdown food into small molecules
  • Absorption - Nutrients are absorbed into the body
  • Assimilation - Movement of digested food molecules into the cells of the body
  • Egestion - Discharging waste material
  • Colon - First part of the large intestine