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9.5 Digestion in the Small and Large Intestines. Pages 412-420. Small intestine. Site of digestion of carbohydrates, lipids and protein Food passes through in 3-5 hours . Dimensions of Small Intestine. Diameter 2.5 cm 7 m long. Sections. Duodenum. First section 25-30 cm - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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9.5 Digestion in the Small and Large Intestines Pages 412-420
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9.5 Digestion in the Small and Large Intestines

Pages 412-420

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Small intestine

• Site of digestion of carbohydrates, lipids and protein

• Food passes through in 3-5 hours

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Dimensions of Small Intestine

• Diameter 2.5 cm• 7 m long

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Sections

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Duodenum

• First section• 25-30 cm• Digestive enzymes added• Acid is neutralized

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Jejunum

• Digestion and absorption

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ileum

• absorption

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Villi and microvilli

• Finger-like projections increase the surface area for absorption

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Where the food goes

• Sugars, amino acids, water-soluble vitamins and minerals go into capillaries

• Fats go into lacteal lymphatic system bloodstream

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Chemical Digestion

• Pyloric sphincter regulates movement of chyme into the small intestine

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Pancreas

• Produces digestive enzymes which pass through pancreatic duct.

Ex. more amylase for carbs

• Produces insulin

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Cholesystokinin, CCK, from duodenum lining prompts pancreas to secrete

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Secretin

Prosecretin secretinacid

Functions - stimulates liver to secrete bile- stimulates pancreas to secrete enzymes-stimulates pancreas to secrete HCO3

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- change in pH inactivates pepsin-regulates rate

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trypsinogen

enterokinasetrypsinogen trypsin

Further digests long-chain protein into short-chain protein

Enzmes: carboxypeptidase and erepsin break protein segments down into amino acids

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Fats

• Too big for enzyme lipase• Bile emulsifies fats…micelles

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Liver

• Liver detoxifies blood,• Glycogen manufacture and storage, vitamins• Produces bile

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Absorption

• Simple Diffusion• Fascilitated Diffusion• Osmosis• Active Transport

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Large intestine

• 1.5 m in length• 7.6 cm diameterCecum, colon, rectum and anusColon: ascendingtransversedescending sigmoid

Rectum: last 20 cm

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Functions of large intestine

• Absorbs water (20L per day)• Vitamins B and K, and Na+ and Cl-

• 4-72 hours• 500 species of bacteria (gas)

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Cellulose and Fibre

• Bulk• Full-feeling lasts longer

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Anus

• Defecation reflex-eliminated feces• 1st sphincter, the internal anal sphincter is a

smooth muscle (involuntary)• 2nd sphincter, the external anal sphincter is

made of skeletal muscle and is voluntary• Both muscles must be relaxed for defecation

to happen

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Endoscopy

• Light, lens and camera• Through anus, mouth or opening in the

abdomen• Diagnosis: biopsy• Treatment: surgery

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