1. Double Digestion
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3. Double Digestion Jeopardy
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4. What are diffusion and passive transport?
Digestion Processes 100
The two names used to describe a drop of food coloring spreading out in a glass of water.
What are diffusion and passive transport?

5. What is active transport?
Digestion Processes 200
This process moves nutrients throughout the body but requires energy from the cell.
What is active transport?

6. Digestion Processes 300 What is surface area?
The large amount of this inside the small intestine makes the small intestine efficient at transferring nutrients throughout the body.
What is surface area?

7. Digestion Processes 400 What is peristalsis?
This process allows you to swallow your food while hanging upside down on the monkey bars.
What is peristalsis?

8. What is 400 square centimeters?
Digestion Processes 500
The surface area of a cube measuring: length = 5cm, width = 10cm, height = 10cm.
What is 400 square centimeters?

9. Stomach 100
Gastric juices back up into the lower esophagus from the stomach causing a burning sensation.
What is heartburn?

10. Stomach 200
A small hole in the stomach wall caused by gastric juices penetrating an area not coated in mucus.
What is an ulcer?

11. Stomach 300 What is mechanical?
The three muscle layers around the stomach are responsible for this type of digestion.
What is mechanical?

12. The chemical digestion of this food begins in the stomach?
What is protein?

13. This enzyme is a part of gastric juices.
Stomach 500
This enzyme is a part of gastric juices.
What is pepsin?

14. What is the small intestine?
Organs 100
Most nutrients enter the blood stream through this organ.
What is the small intestine?

15. What is the gall bladder?
Organs 200
This organ stores bile.
What is the gall bladder?

16. The liver produces this substance that aids in digestion.
Organs 300
The liver produces this substance that aids in digestion.
What is bile?

17. What is the large intestine?
Organs 400
This organ moves excess water back into the blood stream.
What is the large intestine?

18. Most chemical digestion occurs here.
Organs 500
Most chemical digestion occurs here.
What is the duodenum?

19. What is Benedicts Solution?
Tests 100
This chemical is the indicator for sugar in a sugar test.
What is Benedicts Solution?

20. Digestion will likely occur with amylase, water and this.
Tests 200
Digestion will likely occur with amylase, water and this.
What is starch?

21. What is the breakdown of starches to sugars?
DAILY DOUBLE - Tests
This chemical digestion of carbohydrates needs to occur so that nutrients can enter the cell.
What is the breakdown of starches to sugars?

22. What is water and sugar or iodine?
Tests 400
Two substances that can move through dialysis tubing?
What is water and sugar or iodine?

23. Bread, pasta, and potatoes need this enzyme to chemically digest.
Tests 500
Bread, pasta, and potatoes need this enzyme to chemically digest.
What is amylase?

24. Waste is stored here until it is eliminated.
Digestion Misc. 100
Waste is stored here until it is eliminated.
What is the rectum?

25. What are bile and pancreatic juice.
Digestion Misc. 200
The chemicals that digest foods in the duodenum.
What are bile and pancreatic juice.

26. Digestion Misc. 300 What is diarrhea?
This illness occurs when the rate of peristalsis is too fast in the large intestine.
What is diarrhea?

27. Digestion Misc. 400
In humans, this organ of the digestive system that has no apparent function.
What is the appendix?

28. Fat is mechanically and chemically digested here.
Digestion Misc. 500
Fat is mechanically and chemically digested here.
What is the duodenum?

29. Why is diffusion often call passive transport?
FINAL JEOPARDY!
Why is diffusion often call passive transport?
Diffusion or passive transport does not require energy from the cell. It is passive because it will happen naturally.