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Stores and concentrates bile up to 10x it concentration when it leaves the liver
Gallbladder
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In fat digestion it requires more lipase in the small intestine along with _____________ from the pancreas to get ready for absorption
Bile
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is blood in the urine
Hematuria
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is the surgical removal of the gallbladder
Cholecystectomy
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Pigments come from
Red Blood Cells (RBC)
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Has a left and a right lobe. The left represents 1/6 and the right 5/6
Liver
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Is the last 8 inches of the colon
Rectum
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The last 1 inch of the rectum is the
Anal canal or anal area
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Are mostly cholesterol and are formed when cholesterol levels are too high
Gallstones
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are emulsified fat with lecithin around it
Micelles
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Juices in the stomach
Gastric
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When gallbladder is removed gives the
____________ a straight shot to the small intestine because it has nowhere to send bile as a storage space
Liver
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is when the small intestine is absorbing protein molecules causing inflammation or plaguing in arteries
Leaky Gut Syndrome
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Juices in the small intestines
Pancreatic
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Is the inflammation of the stomach which is usually a precursor to ulcers
Gastritis
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Cells are specialized macrophages located in the liver lining the walls of the sinusoids that form part of the reticuloendthelial system (RES) which is also known as mononuclear phaygocyte system
Kupffer
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Is referred to any as any inflammation condition of the large intestine
Colitis
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is important because it contains bi-carbonate that assist with neutralize pH
Pancreatic juice
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Is the term for vomiting
Emesis
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cells are capable of absorbing and storing some vitamins; Vitamin A, D, B12, and iron
Liver
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is the formation of gallstones
Cholelithiasis
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is pus in the urine
Pyuria
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can be caused by infection or vibration from machinery, poisons, paint thinners, acetone, mercury, lead, and Atherosclerosis (mostly caused by diabetes)
Renal insufficiency
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Units of the liver are called _______________ lobules that contain Kupffer cells
Hepatic
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Bile also has the _______________________in it.
These are chemicals that would normally be harmful but are rendered harmless to the liver which assists in removing from the body.
detox substances
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is glucose in the urine
Glycosuria
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Urea is the breakdown of amino acids in the liver creating NH3 (ammonia) that is mixed with ________________ which makes it much less toxic than ammonia
CO2
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contains an artery and a vein. This is the area where you get hemorrhoids
anal canal
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Silent Gallstone are less likely to form if the gallbladder is ____________on a regular basis
emptied
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In fat digestion after chime is produced it requires more ___________ in the small intestine along with bile from the pancreas to get ready for absorption
Lipase
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Leaky Gut Syndrome is when the small intestine is absorbing ________________ causing inflammation or plaguing in arteries
protein molecules
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is a high energy molecule in the muscles
Creatine Phosphate
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Itch butt syndrome and ______________ are a tear in various parts of the body
Fissures
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it filters the blood and detoxifies chemicals that flow through the it including most pharmaceuticals
Liver
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When ________________________________ is killed off the candida invades and starts setting up camp
natural bowel flora
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The bladder is followed by the
urethra
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Liver secretes ______________ and produces a hormone that produces RBC production called erythropoietin
Bile
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If the digestion process goes to fast in the small intestine the duodenum will release __________________________________ that will slow down the digestion or peristalsis in that area
gastric inhibitory peptides
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Ulcers there are 2 types depending on where they occur;
gastric and duodenum
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which is related to small intestine and means we can’t absorb many of the nutrients we are eating
Malabsorption Syndrome
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when the small intestine is absorbing protein molecules, this would mean the larger molecules could start causing ______________ type inflammatory molecules to be produce which could do damage to arterial walls and cause more plaguing in arteries
allergic
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Urea is the breakdown of amino acids in the liver creating
NH3 (ammonia)
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can remove old red blood cells
Phagocytic cells
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is painful urination
Dysuria
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In protein digestion after Chyme is made it is met on the other side of the small intestine with more
protease
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Candida changes_________ of the intestines
pH
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RBC production is produced in the liver and the kidneys. This is called
Erythropoietin
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Creatine Phosphate is a high energy molecule in the muscles which would be more common in extreme athletes
urine
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Removal of gallbladder may cause more of a _______problem especially if you have eaten more fat
gas
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The liver produces a whole bunch of chemicals or molecules that have to do with the immune system which would be the Compliment System by producing
Compliment
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is more serious and acquired by contaminated blood transfer of bodily fluids
Hepatitis B
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Ureters are the tubes from kidneys to the
bladder
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is unusual amounts of urine
Polyurea
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Heme which is part of the hemoglobin is converted into
Bilirubin
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It then ejects bile when we eat fat
Gallbladder
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Protein digestion starts in the
stomach
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IBS, colitis, Malabsorption and thing that cause inflammation of the intestine primarily occur from
Candida
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Blood enters and exits the kidneys thru ____________ arteries and veins
Renal
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Urea is the breakdown of ________________ in the liver
amino acids
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Micelles are absorbed in ______________ in the small intestines
lacteals
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Gastritis is inflammation is also referred to as
Enteritis
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Carbohydrates digestion starts in the mouth with
Amylase
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which is ejected into the small intestine about every 20 seconds meeting gastric juices from the small intestine
Chyme
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Coming out of the kidneys is the
ureters
-
Protein digestion starts in the stomach with gastric protease called
Pepsin
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When candida changes the pH of the intestines food is not breaking down as well because that is part of the job of the
Natural bowel flora
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you can live with for long periods of time
Hepatitis C
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is a scant amount of urine
Oliguria
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IBS or irritable bowl syndrome is a ________________________ that can be correlated
with constipation or diarrhea or both. This can be caused by stress
spastic colon
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kill off our natural bowel flora while trying to kill other bacteria’s or bugs
antibiotics
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breaks down carbs when they hit the stomach
Hydrochloric acid
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can be taken orally and are not from stool. They have
been grown in clean environment and can reestablish bowel flora
Probiotics
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means kidney are functioning but not to par
Renal insufficiency
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To produce erythropoietin, maintain water/salt balance (electrolyte balance), removal of metabolic waste, maintains blood pH, and maintain blood pressure and volume are all responsibility of the
kidneys
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is the absence of urination
Anuria
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They are part of lymphatic system so they are phagocytic meaning they will eat up bacteria
Kupffer cells
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swollen prostate
benign prostatic hyperplasia
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consist of bile salts, cholesterol, lecithin (mixes oil with water), and pigments
Bile
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Fat digestion begins in the stomach with
hydrochloric acid
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are kidney stones
Renal caliculi
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can be mild to life threatening, which is transmitted person-to-person by ingestion of contaminated food or water or through direct contact with an infectious person
Hepatitis A
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Phagocytic cells can remove old red blood cells, this also happens in the
Spleen
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Male urethra is encircled by the ___________________ which creates a problem if they are experiencing BPH or benign prostatic hyperplasia which is a swollen prostate
Prostate Gland
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A gallbladder cleanse is designed to flush all gallstones out of gallbladder
Gallbladder cleanse
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Majority of pharmaceuticals are not broken down until they hit the
Liver
-
RBC production called
Erythropoietin
-
Further digestion of carbs in the small intestine
where amylase is secreted from the
pancreas
-
Pepsin is combined with hydrochloric acid in the stomach and then becomes part of the ____________ that is squirt into the small intestine
Chyme
-
an obstruction in the gallbladder means we are not getting bile ejected into the small intestine would cause
Jaundice
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need to be restored if you have been on antibiotics
Probiotics
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is protein in the urine
Proteinuria
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of the liver is development of scar tissue giving less function. This can be caused by chronic alcohol abuse, hepatitis or an infection
Cirrhosis
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bladder means they lose control of urination or voiding
Neurogenic
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are formed and exits out into the small intestine without pain or problem
Silent Gallstones
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Acid mixes with food in the stomach and is then mixed with gastric juices creating
Chyme
-
Protease is produced by the
pancreas
-
It also converts vitamin D3 to D2
Liver
-
Women experience more bladder infections because the urethra is
Shorter
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Clean catch would be the _____________ part of urine
middle
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mixes oil with water and is produce in the liver and is part of the bile
lecithin
-
Bilirubin which is extracted by the ______________ and added to the bile
Liver
-
is inflammation of the urethra
Ureteritis
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is inflammation of gallbladder
Cholecystitis
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Breakdown of _____________ or larger amino acids for absorption will also be breaking down nucleic acids and DNA
nucleotides
-
is whole bunch of capillaries
Glomerulus
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Nephrons are the basic function unit of the
kidney
-
Water/salt balance means more salt in the blood it would increase blood volume causing
high blood pressure
-
when dumped almost always 100% is going to be reabsorbed from the proximal tubule
Glucose Reabsorption
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are permeable and have the ability to have thing leaked out and reabsorbed
Nephrons
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are regulators. They creates homeostasis
Kidneys
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are found in the urine; bacteria, hydrogen ions, pigment, hormones
Toxins
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is the produced by the breakdown of nucleotides
Uric Acid
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balance the kidneys monitor the pH by excreting hydrogen ions (acid) and reabsorb HCO3 (bicarbonate).
Acid/Base
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comes into kidney bringing blood.
Renal artery
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The capillaries in _____________ are normally single and are only once cell thick and have a lot of pores in them so they can leak things out
bowman capsule
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There are 3 things that affect urine production
Filtration, Tubular Reabsorption, Tubular Excrete
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pH of urine should always be
acidic
-
are other components in the _________; Urea, Uric Acid, Sodium, potassium, chloride ions, sulfate, phosphate, bicarbonate
Urine
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is the movement out of the nephron and back into the blood, this would be potassium, sodium, water and glucose
Tubular Reabsorption
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Filtered is referred to GFR = Glomerular Filtration
rate which is determined by
net pressure
-
Glucose requires a carrier to get reabsorbed (sodium) back into the
blood
-
these would be _______________ in urine; glucose, albumin (protein molecule), and blood
Abnormal
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starts with movement of water and small solutes (excluding proteins) out of the glomerulus (capillary tuft) and into the capsular space and that that enters
the nephron
Filtration
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can affect filtration rates
Pressure
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They are insoluble crystals or molecules. If precipitated out as crystals which is most commonly known as gout and usually begins in the big toe. It does not have to stay there; it is capable of moving to other places
Uric Acid
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It branches 5 times and becomes between 5 to 8 capillaries forming the glomerulus. It inserts into Bowman’s capsules
Renal artery
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is the movement out of the nephron and back into the blood, this would be potassium, sodium, water and glucose. Most of those nutrients and water will be reabsorbed into the system
Tubular Reabsorption
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In tubular excretion some nutrients will leave the nephron and will be picked up by the
peritubluar capillaries
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is where molecules leave the peritubluar blood and enter into the tubular for excretion. Some molecules
move back out of the blood and are reabsorbed back into the nephron
Tubular excrete
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is volume of plasma from which a supstance is removed from the blood by the kidneys per minute
Renal Clearance
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means kidneys are functioning but not to par
Renal Insufficiency
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can be caused by infection, vibration from machinery, poisons, paint thinners, acetone, mercury, lead, and atherosclerosis (mostly caused by diabetes)
Renal Insufficiency
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