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what is glucose used for in the body?
as
source
of
energy
what is the chemical test for the presence of starch?
iodine
What
does lipase break down?
Facts
and
Oils
Where is bile produced?
Liver
What happens in a large intestine?
water
is absorbed from the remaining
undigested
food
It’s
a sample of food tested positive for glucose in the Benedicks test. What color would it turn?
Orange
or
red
What food group is provided by fruits and vegetables?
vitamins
and
minerals
What is the purpose of digestion?
Break down large
insoluble molecules
into
small soluble molecules
What is the name of the model that describes how enzymes work?
Lock
and
key
Why do large molecules need to be broken down for digestion?
So they are
small
enough to be absorbed into the
bloodstream
and use a variety of functions
How do you test for glucose?
Use Benedict solution and put sample into a
water bath
at
80°C
what
color is a positive result for glucose?
Blue
to green to orange to
bright red
How do you test for protein?
Add biuret
A and
B
to food sample
What color does the food sample go if protein is present?
light blue
to
Violet
Where is bile stored?
In the
gallbladder
What are the functions of hydrochloric acid in the stomach?
It
kills
bacteria and provides the optimum
pH
What does digestion start?
The
mouth
What is the role of the small intestine?
Complete
digestion of
proteins amino acids
What
is the name of the muscular tube which absorbs nutrients
Small intestine
What is the role of the
oesophagus
?
force
food
along the
esophagus
, and through the gut
What is carbohydrates broken down by
Carbohydrase
What is protein broken down by?
Protease
What is lipids and fat, broken down by
Lipase
Why is iron important in the diet?
Is used to make
hemoglobin
in the blood
How does bio aid the digestion of fats and oils?
It’s an emulsifier it increases the
surface area
of the fat and increases the pH to the
optimum lipase
What is the product of protease as it digest proteins?
Amino acids