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Pancreas and Nutrition
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Pancreas Functions: 1. Exocrine 2. Endocrine
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Pancreas Exocrine: Secretes into ducts, dumps into duodenum. 3 big Ezymes?
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EXOCRINE 1. Trypsin – works on proteins 2. Lipase – works on fats 3. Amylase – works on Carbohydrates (starch)
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ENDOCRINE ENDOCRINE: Secretes hormones into blood stream.
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ENDOCRINE 1. Insulin: Decrease glucose in blood: A) Allows cells to take in glucose B) glucose glycogen
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ENDOCRINE 1. Glucagon: INCREASE glucose in blood: A) Glycogen glucose B) Cell release glucose into blood stream
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DISORDERS Diabetes: High blood sugar There are two types
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DIABETES Type I: Lack functioning insulin, presents wrong message, genetic
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DIABETES Type II: Cells do not respond to insulin, partially genetic, mostly environmental
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NUTRITION
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Nutrients: Things in food that promote health
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NUTRITION calories: Amount of energy needed to raise 1 gram of water 1° (degree) Celsius - A unit of energy.
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NUTRITION 1 Kilocalorie = 1000 calories 1Kcal = 1 Calorie
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Carbohydrates Contain C, H, O Quickest form of energy Simple: only has sugar Complex: Sugars + fiber + other stuff.
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Carbohydrates Energy: 4.1 Kcals gram
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LIPIDS Highest energy source 9.3 Kcals gram
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Proteins Good energy, but harder to use then carbohydrates 4.1 Kcals gram
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Vitamins and Minerals NO ENERGY But you need them for coenzymes
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OTHERS Water: Used to dissolve things
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Fiber Prevents Colon cancer, keeps things moving along through the L.I.
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