The area of the kidney that is farthest interior to with "space"
What is the renal pelvis?
The name of the chewed food after it has been swallowed and it is moving down the esophagus
What is a bolus?
Sourced from fruit and grains, broken down into monosaccharides, and helps fuel the body via ATP
What are carbohydrates?
When a substance in blood is moved from the capillaries into the filtrate
What is secretion?
Two accessory structures of digestive system in the oral cavity
What are the tongue and teeth?
A place where chemical digestion does NOT occur in the digestive system
What is the esophagus?
Found in meat and dairy products, broken down into triglycerides, and used for energy, insulation, and the structure of cell membranes.
What are lipids?
Regulation of blood pressure, red blood cell production, regulation of blood pH, retaining nutrients
What are functions of the kidney?
Duodenum, jejunum and the ileum in the middle of your abdomen
What are the parts of the small intestines?
The type of reaction that links simple molecules into more complex ones resulting in an absorption of energy
What is an anabolic reaction?
Found in eggs, fish, meat, broken down into amino acids, and used for structures, hormones, ETC!
The mechanical filter component in the renal corpuscle
What is the glomerulus?
Lower back pain, lateral to the vertebral column
What is the site of kidney stones or infection?
What is the large intestine?
The enzyme amylase begins to break down carbs in this location
Where is the mouth?
What are vitamins?
The correct order of the pathway of urine beginning with the kidneys.
What is the kidneys, ureters, bladder, urethra?
If you are having a problem with this, it is on the lower right side of the abdomen
What is the appendix?
The organ that makes enzymes to help in digestion, as well as secreting hormones like insulin to help in blood sugar regulation
What is the pancreas?
The main site of absorption of nutrients in the alimentary canal
What is the small intestine?
If fat-soluble, these vitamins get absorbed here
What is the small intestine?