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Feb

Bio 12 Mind check for Digestion Quiz

Digestion Quiz 3 : Hormones, Disease and nutrition

Topic
Mouth to stomach	1. So what disease is linked to poor dental care and inflammation of gums.
	2. What is the effect of large populations of Helico pylori in the stomach
Hormones	1. What are the four hormones of the digestive system
	2. What influences the secretion of these hormones.
	3. An inflamed gall bladder would cause pain, which hormone would trigger this?
Disease	1. There are a variety of intestinal disorders, are hemorrhoids one of them?
	2. Failure of the pancreas to produce insulin with cause which disease?
	3. Failure of the pancreas to produce sodium bicarbonate with cause what symptoms?
	4. If the large intestine becomes irritated and peristalsis increases, what symptom would occer?
	5. How are hepatitis A and B controlled by public health measures?
	6. What causes jaundice and what are the symptoms
	7. Anemia is a symptom for which food deficiencies?
	8. What causes anorexia nervosa? What are the symptoms?
	9. Can the well being of bones and the heart be affected by having to many or two few nutrients? What are they?
Diet	1. Considering the USDA recommended diet, what are some things that should be in a well rounded diet.
	2. What are some know facts about LDL and HDL lipids and cholesterol build up?
	3. What is the role of antioxidants and where can they be found?
	4. Eating probiotics increase the population of bacteria in the large intestines. What can these bacteria provide through their metabolism?
	5. What are four diseases that can be due to deficient or excess diets?
	6. Too much protein can lead to what symptoms?
	7. What excess in nutrients can lead to dehydration?
	8. What causes appendicitis and which organ is responsible for this disease?
	9. What causes lactose intolerance and what are the symptoms?
	10. Why are simple sugars called empty calories?
	11. Why are some amino acids called “essential amino acids”?
	12. Can a low saturated fat and low cholesterol diet lower blood cholesterol and LDL levels
	13. What is the role of dietary fibre?
	14. Does a high level of saturated fats reduce levels of LDL to cholesterol in the blood?
	15. Is obesity a disease or a disorder?
	16. What is the order of fat digestion from the lumen of intestine to the blood stream? How would this be influenced do to removal of gall bladder.

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Jan

Bio 12 (16-17) Lesson 33 Jan 20

Bio 12 (16-17) 33 Date Jan 20^th,2017

Last lessons Objective	The small intestines lab Absorption in the small intenstines	Evaluation
Today’s Objectives	1. Role of large intestines 2. The “scoop on poop” 3. Intro to digestive hormonal regulation
Topic Number One	Key Points about the large intestines a) storage role, like stomach b) absorption of electrolytes, (sodium and potassium) and water c) large volume of probiotic bacteria that can help with vitamin K absorption d) Sensitive to stress e) Releases bicarbonate to change ph f) Produce specific antibodies g) Create a variety of forms of feces Interactive notes http://www.innerbody.com/anatomy/digestive/large-intestine Video with review and quiz http://study.com/academy/lesson/large-intestine-and-rectum-anatomy-functions-water-absorption.html Function and defecation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zV8iyCJESo
Topic Number Two	The “scoop on poop” Believe it or not, the most common question asked of patients in a hospital is “how is your bowel movements”. Creating feces is a majour clue as to homeostasis in the body. So some clues 1) There is no normal 2) Check for colouration 3) Size and shape do matter 4) Frequency may vary 5) Odor can change 6) Issues with water (constipation and diahrea) 7) Colour can be clue to fat, blood or degree of healthy GI tract 8) When in doubt think..Hydration and fiber · http://www.innerbody.com/anatomy/digestive/large-intestine · https://health.clevelandclinic.org/2015/10/the-scoop-on-poop-5-facts-you-should-know/ · http://badgut.org/information-centre/a-z-digestive-topics/the-scoop-on-poop/ Poop and your puppy! http://www.cpha.ca/en/programs/history/achievements/05-he/poop.aspx Turd Trivia https://springfieldmuseums.org/exhibitions/scoop-on-poop/
Topic Number Three	Now we examine how the digestive system is regulated. A) Hormonal regulation of Digestive sytem Regulating the flow at the stomach · Hormones can control a feedback loop (positive or negative. · If the stomach is the dam where food first is stopped then it makes sense that hormonal regulation starts with the stomach. · So lets consider how a dam works. Videos Intro video https://www.khanacademy.org/science/health-and-medicine/human-anatomy-and-physiology/gastrointestinal-system-introduction/v/control-of-the-gi-tract Deep water understanding https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1JJ-0IMBBPw Notes http://sciencelearn.org.nz/Contexts/Digestion-Chemistry/Looking-Closer/Hormonal-control-of-digestion https://www.boundless.com/physiology/textbooks/boundless-anatomy-and-physiology-textbook/digestive-system-23/phases-of-digestion-226/hormones-of-the-digestive-system-1110-6772/ Notes from Stanford Med school! http://med.stanford.edu/irt/edtech/video/fall2015auth/html/pdf/inde222-09-22-2015-09-lect-Lowe-1.pdf Tricks with hormone regulation 1) remember hormones in pairs, those that turn response on and those that shut it off. 2) Name of hormones may include the tissue it is from (gastro for gut and gastrin) 3) Remember magic numbers (5) Questions to answer 1) Which hormone is linked to which organ? 2) How are hormones associated with type of food and or diet? 3) Where do the hormones actions come into play? Key Hormones · Gastrin · GIP · Secretin · CCK · Motilin Piecing it together · Which hormone is linked to which organ source? · Which hormone is linked to specific nutrient in chime? · How could changing diet alter the types of hormones being secreted?
Text book Reference
You tube Reference	Bio 12 quizlet (102 terms) https://quizlet.com/4729474/biology-12-digestive-system-iiiiii-flash-cards/ (121 terms) https://quizlet.com/4717605/bio-12-digestive-system-flash-cards/ (58 terms ..used this one in class) https://quizlet.com/33643603/biology-12-digestive-system-flash-cards/ (48 terms) https://quizlet.com/80058819/bio-12-digestive-system-flash-cards/
Take Home Message	Get to know your poop. It is a great indicator of happy homeostatic endeavours.