Chapter 5 digestive system 22 points a match the following...

CHAPTER 5-Digestive System (22 points) A. Match the following terms with their meanings: (12 points) Absorption amino acids amylase bile bilirubin Defecation emulsification enamel fatty acids glucose Deglutition dentin 1. Swallowing 2. Pigment released by the liver in bile 3. Substances produced when proteins are digested 4. Major tissue composing teeth 5. Removal of waste material from the body 6. Passage of materials through villi into the blood 7. Enzyme secreted by the pancreas to digest starch 8. Hard, outermost layer of a tooth 9. Process of breaking up large fat globules 10. Simple sugar 11. Digestive juice made by the liver and stored in the gallbladder 12. Substances produced when fats are digested

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00:01 So when we look on to the across statements, the first and foremost statement that comes in front of us is that the most digestion and absorption of nutrients occur in, so when we talk about the most digestion and the absorption it occurs in the small intestine.

00:20 So across digestion and absorption occurs here.

00:27 The next statement is sixth that is inactive form of trypsin.

00:31 So the inactive form of trypsin is trypsinogen.

00:36 Trypsinogen is then converted into trypsin which is then helpful for the action and it is done by the enzymes.

00:45 The next is inflammation.

00:46 When we talk about the inflammation in liver, it is known as hepatitis.

00:51 It is known as hepatitis.

00:53 So inflammation of liver is known as hepatitis.

00:57 The next one is chewing.

00:59 The other name for chewing is mastification.

01:03 The other name for chewing is mastification.

01:07 So here we will say that it is mastification.

01:12 The next one is another name for baby teeth.

01:16 Now what do we call baby teeth? they are also known as deciduous.

01:22 They are also known as deciduous and after they are in for a long time, it is known as permanent.

01:32 The next one is oral cavity.

01:34 The oral cavity is also known as mouth.

01:37 So the other name for oral cavity is mouth.

01:41 The next one is the longest part of the small intestine.

01:44 Now small intestine is divided into three areas and if we talk about the longest one, it is ileum.

01:51 The longest part is the ileum.

01:54 The next one is the sixteenth statement that is the muscular tube that lies posterior to the trachea is.

02:02 So now it is esophagus.

02:07 So that means that esophagus is the long tube that is present posterior to the trachea which is also known as the food pipe.

02:18 Now the next one is that finger like projections that are present in the mucosa are called villi and this helps in the movement of food particles.

02:28 The next one is the cells that secrete pepsinogen and gastric lipase are.

02:37 Now these are known as the chief cell.

02:40 So chief cells are those cells which help in the secretion of pepsinogen and gastric lipase.

02:47 The next one is the double layer of peritoneum.

02:50 So the double layer of peritoneum is known as the mesentery.

02:53 It is known as the mesentery.

02:58 The next statement is 22 which is which part stores bile.

03:04 So it is gallbladder.

03:06 It is gallbladder.

03:09 Gallbladder is the area which stores bile and the secretion of bile juice occurs here.

03:16 The very next statement is inflammation of peritoneum is known as.

03:20 So this is a condition in which is known as the peritonitis.