Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
11th Edition
ISBN: 9780134580999
Author: Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Publisher: PEARSON
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#1: This one is asking you to take carbs from the mouth, to the small intestine, through the liver, and end the pathway at the right atrium. So as you take the carbs through the digestive track, make sure you include all of the enzymes that are responsible for specifically digesting carbs! Because this is a CARB-SPECIFIC pathway, no need to include enzymes that deal with only proteins and fats - just carbs please for this one! You want to take those carbs to the small intestine and then once you get to the jejunum, describe the process in which carbs get absorbed into the villus! Once they enter the blood capillary at the villus, you then take the blood to the liver (i.e. the hepatic portal system!) for the blood to be filtered. After you leave the liver you follow the correct vessels to dump that blood into the right atrium!
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Transcribed Image Text:#1: This one is asking you to take carbs from the mouth, to the small intestine, through the liver, and end the pathway at the right atrium. So as you take the carbs through the digestive track, make sure you include all of the enzymes that are responsible for specifically digesting carbs! Because this is a CARB-SPECIFIC pathway, no need to include enzymes that deal with only proteins and fats - just carbs please for this one! You want to take those carbs to the small intestine and then once you get to the jejunum, describe the process in which carbs get absorbed into the villus! Once they enter the blood capillary at the villus, you then take the blood to the liver (i.e. the hepatic portal system!) for the blood to be filtered. After you leave the liver you follow the correct vessels to dump that blood into the right atrium!
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