Produce Enough Bile

Question: How urgent a problem is this? My breastfed 5 month old daughter had seemed slightly constipated all week, straining a lot and producing only very small (but soft and mostly normal coloured) stools. Today she's produced 2 very pale coloured poos and I just read this could be an indicator that the liver is not producing enough bile to aid digestion. The doctor's is closed now, and won't be open till morning. Do you think this is urgent enough to call an emergency doctor or should I wait until the morning? How serious is the bile problem and how is it treated?

Answer: relax, doesn't sound like a problem, give her a little apple juice

Question: Are landfills full enough? the taste of nothing lingers mating bile to the essence filtered in time the machine produces an offering eat now chew through the awful until you like it you like it don't you? . WOW...so much from so little . Edit: sooner or later, the shite of life tastes ok

Answer: Duuuuhhhhhh. I don't get it.

Question: Ap Biology questions..Please help! 10 Points!!!!? 1: Which of the following is NOT a task performed by the digestive system? secretion chemical breakdown mechanical breakdown absorption transport 2: The villi are associated with the ______and function in _______ pancreas, release of hormones gall bladder, production of bile small intestine, absorption large intestine, excretion stomach, digestion 3: Contractions that move food are called: chime peristalsis refulx amylase osmosis 4: Helpful bacteria are housed in the: large intestine bladder appendix stomach gall bladder 5: Which of the following is NOT part of the alimentary canal? stomach gall bladder esophagus large intestine small intesting 6: Which of the following is a single large gland, which works as a part of the digestive system? adrenal kidney liver spleen salivary 7: If a person is having trouble maintaining the proper balance of water and salts in his body what organ would you suspect as not fulfilling its job? liver stomach large intestine pancreas kidney 8: The job of the digestive system is break down food into particles small enough to move into the _________ system of the body and then carried to the rest of the body? excretory nervous endocrine circulatory respiratory 9: What system helps the digestive system recycle water and reclaim vitamins as our food passes through the large intestine? excretory nervous endocrine circulatory respiratory 10: Heterotrophs obtain their food by many different means. A cow is considered to be what type of feeder? ingestive feeder absorptive feeder filter feeder sustrate feeder filter feeder 11: Which of the following shows the correct order of digestion of food by humans? movement, secretion, digestion, absorption, elimination movement, digestion, secretion, absorption, elimination secretion, digestion, absorption, movement, elimination secretion, digestion, absorption, movement, elimination movement, digestion, absorption, secretion, elimination 12: Which of the following processes is active transport requiring cellular energy to take place? digestion of fats elimination of wastes reabsorption of water absorption of food by the villi production of bile 13: Which of the following is NOT a function of the liver? detoxification of urine synthesis of blood proteins produces bile to emulsify fasts destruction of erythrocytes and conversion of haemoglobin into a component of bile storage of glucose as glycogen 14: The primary function of the nephron is to filter the blood. What is the correct order by which the dissolved particles are removed from the blood? glomerulus filtration, renal artery, nephron, tubule reabsorption, Bowmans’s capsule renal artery, glomerulus filtration, Bowman’s capsule, nephron, tubule reabsorption renal artery, nephron, tubule reabsorption, Bowman’s capsule, glomerulus filtration renal artery, nephron, glomerulus filtration, tubule reabsorption, Bowman’s capsule Bowman’s capsule, glomerulus filtration, renal artery, nephron, tubule reabsorption

Answer: 1. Transportation 2. Small Intestine, Absorption 3. Peristalsis 4. Stomach 5. Gallbladder 6. Liver 7. Kidneys 8. Circulatory 9. Excretory/ Urinary 10. Ingestive Feeder 11. movement, secretion, digestion, absorption, elimination 12. digestion of fats 13. Detoxification of Urine 14. renal artery, nephron, glomerulus filtration, tubule reabsorption, Bowman’s capsule

Question: Can anyone answer these questions about science? please help me with these science questions. if you only know one answer then that is enough to satisfy me. 1. if the common bile duct is blocked, the skin will become: a. cyanotic b. jaundiced c.ischemic d.icteric 2. the liver manufactures all of the following plasma proteins except: a. albumin b.fibrinogen c.prothrombin d.hemoglobin 3. the liver prepares urea, the chief waste product of: a. protien meabolism b.glucose metabolism c. fatty acids d. glycerol 4. the gallbladder stores bile, which is released when: a.foods high in fat enter the stomach b.foods with protein content enter the stomach c. foods high in fat enter the duodunum d.foods low in fat content enter the stomach 5. the large intestine is: a. longer in length and larger in diameter that the small intestine b. the same size as the small intestine c. shorter in length and larger in diameter that the small intestine d.shorter in length but with the same diameter as the small intestine 6. below the ileocecal valce is a blind puch called the : a. appendix b. cecum c. sigmoid d. rectum 7. the final structure of the colon is the: a. sigmoid colon b. descending colon c. rectum d. anal canal FILL IN THE BLANKS- word bank- cirrhosis, constipation, crohn's disease, diarrea, diverticula, heartburn, hepatitis A, hepatitis B, heatal hernia, histamine, H. pylori, gallstones, gastroesophageal reflux, pyloric stenosis, stomach cancer, stressm ulcer 1. many symptoms of degestive problems are caused by________ 2. when the sphincter muscle is weak and the stomach contents flow up into the esophagus, the condition is _________ 3.___________ _____________ occurs in many people over age 50, the stomach protrudes above the diaphragm. 4. A backflow of the acidic gastric juices causes indigestion or________ 5. a narrowing of the sphincter at the lower end of the stomach causing projectile vomiting is _____ ______ 6. a lesion that occurs in the linging of the stomach or small intestine is an__________ 7. research shows that most ulcers are caused by the bacteria __________ 8. drugs that reduce the amount of acid produced by the stomach are called ___________ blockers. 9. Chronic dehydration, ulceration of the bowel, and personal embarrassment are symptoms of ______________ ___________ 10. __________ is a viral infection of the liver, spread through contaminated food and water, enteric precautions must be followed 11. the majority of people over age 60 have little sacs called ______________, that develop in the wall of the colon 12. loose, watery bowel movements that can lead to dehydration are called ___________________ 13. a condition of hardened stool that can be caused by anxiety, fear, fright, is known as ________________

Answer: 1. B 2. B 3. A 4. A 5. A 6. A 7. C 1. gallstones 2. gastroesophageal reflux 3. hiatal hernia 4. heartburn 5. pyloric stenosis 6. ulcer 7. H. pylori 8. histamine 9. Chrohns Disease 10. hep A 11. diverticula 12. diarrhea 13. constipation I'm not so sure about #2 in the first part, but think I have the rest of them right. Hope so. Next time, you must do your own homework. I'll help you out this time.

Question: Digestive System! Urgent! Help please? Got a few questions on the digestive system, if anyone is kind enough to help! Thanks: 1. Which structures in the small intestine of humans serve to increase the surface area for absorption? a) intestinal glands b) villi c) pseudopodia d) cilia e) flagella 2. The chemical digestion of proteins in humans begins in the... a) mouth b) esophagus c) stomach d) liver e) small intestine 3. The breaking apart or dispersal of lipids into smaller droplets is called... a) hydrolysis b) denaturation c) synthesis d) emulsification 4. Which nutrient groups are chiefly acted upon by stomach enzymes? a) lipids, only b) proteins, only c) lipids, carbohydrates, and proteins d) no nutrients are acted upon in the stomach 5. Bile helps to... a) neutralize fat b) emulsify fat c) digest glycerol d) emulsify glycerol 6. A decreased reabsorption of water in the large intestine a) gallstone deposits b) diarrhea c) appendicitis d) constipation 7. In which organ of the alimentary canal does most digestion occur? a) mouth b) stomach c) small intestine d) large intestine 8. The digestion of proteins is completed in the... a) stomach b) small intestine c) esophagus d) large intestine 9. The least digestion of food occurs in the a) small intestine b) mouth c) esophagus d) stomach 10. The passage of bile may be blocked by a) gallstones b) mucus c) villi d) an inflamed appendix 11. A lubricant for food as it passes through the alimentary canal is a) pepsin b) bile c) pancreatic juice d) intestinal juice e) mucus 12. The chemical digestion of lipids or fats begins in the a) lungs b) stomach c) mouth d) small intestine 13. The structure that serves as a temporary pouch for the storage of feces is the a) mouth b) esophagus c) small intestine d) rectum 14. The breakdown of food by an organism so it can be absorbed is called... a) ingestion b) digestion c) secretion d) excretion 15. In humans, food is moved from the mouth to the stomach as a result of a) diffusion b) circulation c) peristalsis d) egestion 16. Which foods should be included in a balanced diet as a good source of roughage? a) red meat and poultry b) fresh fruits and vegetables c) eggs and milk products d) animal fat and plant oils 17. Feces is usually about 40% water about 60% solid matter. Reducing the water content to 20% would most likely result in... a) constipation b) diarrhea c) gallstones d) ulcers 18. Food is usually kept from entering the trachea by the a) anus b) ribs c) esophagus d) epiglottis e) diaphragm 19. What is the organ that secretes hydrochloric acid to kill bacteria? 20. What substance is normally absorbed by the large intestine? 21. Which process causes the movement of the food down he esophagus? a) circulation b) active transport c) osmosis d) peristalsis 22. The end products of protein digestion diffuse into the villi that are present in the lining of which body structure? 23. Which organ is involved in the storage of glycogen? 24. A person eats a sandwich with bread, chicken, lettuce, and mayo. What organ would the final reactions to complete the breakdown of the bread occur? 25. Then what organ produces a substance that would be used in the emulsification of the lipids in the mayo? 26. In which organs would chemical digestion of the chicken take place? 27. Which substance is a nutrient in the human diet? a) oxygen b) carbon dioxide c) roughage d) water 28. Which type of digestion occurs in the mouth when an individual chews a piece of bread? a) chemical b) mechanical c) chemical and mechanical d) neither chemical nor mechanical 29. In humans, chemical digestion is accomplished by enzyme action that begins in the mouth and ends in the... a) liver b) small intestine c) gall bladder d) stomach

Answer: I am not sure what you expect to gain by having someone else answer your homework questions. You obviously have internet and there are thousands of sites that explains these questions and will answer .... so my answer is ... go to these sites .... read them or search for a specific answer according to your question ...... If I had any of my students do this ... they will fail the whole course ..... http://digestive.niddk.nih.gov/ddiseases/pubs/yrdd/ http://kidshealth.org/kid/htbw/digestive_system.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digestive_system btw ... don't open Hose B's site ...... it has illegal content and viruses attached ... my computer is going nuts right now

Question: i need some help with my biology please help me? 1. How much water do you need to drink each day in order to replace fluids lost through urine, sweat, and respiration? A. About 2 cups B. About 8 cups C. About 16 cups D. About 24 cups 2. Which nutrient is your body's main source of the raw materials used for growth and repair? A. Animal fats B. Proteins C. Minerals D. Vitamin B12 3. Which of the following foods is a good source of carbohydrates? A. Cheese B. Potatoes C. Chicken D. Seeds 4. Good nutrition is especially important during the first two years of life and during the preteen years to A. help maintain normal childhood homeostasis. B. support accelerated growth and development. C. prevent excessive carbohydrate consumption. D. ensure you get enough green, leafy vegetables. 5. The food label on a package of cookies tells you that the amount of Calories per serving is 250, 150 of which are from fat. If you eat 2 servings (4 cookies), how many Calories will you be getting? A. 300 B. 400 C. 500 D. 600 6. A person whose gallbladder has been removed would want to avoid fatty foods, because his or her body would be unable to store A. bile. B. chyme. C. pepsin. D. amylase. 7. The main purpose of digestion is to A. convert energy. B. break down food. C. eliminate wastes. D. transport nutrients. 8. Starches are digested into simpler sugars in the A. small and large intestines. B. stomach and large intestine. C. mouth and small intestine. D. esophagus and duodenum. 9. Food moves in only one direction through the digestive system because of A. mechanical digestion. B. gastric acids and chyme. C. sphincters and peristalsis. D. enzymes and hormones. 10. Which of the following digestive enzymes are involved in breaking down proteins? A. Amylase and lipase B. Maltase and lactase C. Peptidase and trypsin D. Sucrase and pepsin 11. Nutrients are absorbed primarily in the A. Liver tissues. B. Small intestine. C. Large intestine. D. Stomach. 12. The process by which nutrients move from the digestive organs into the circulatory and lymphatic systems is called A. respiration. B. digestion. C. excretion. D. absorption. 13. The many folds, villi, and microvilli inside the small intestine work to A. increase absorption of nutrients. B. speed passage of fibrous material. C. absorb up to a liter of water daily. D. protect the lining of the intestine. 14. Nutrient-rich blood that leaves the small intestine is carried first to the A. heart. B. liver. C. lungs. D. brain. 15. Which part of the digestive system consolidates and eliminates solid wastes? A. Duodenum B. Small intestine C. Intestinal villi D. Large intestine 16. The excretory system is a body system made up of the urinary organs, the skin, and the A. blood. B. lungs. C. heart. D. liver. 17. Urine produced by the kidneys moves through the ureter into the A. bladder. B. urethra. C. nephron. D. medulla. 18. Which of the following substances is part of the filtrate found in Bowman's capsule? A. Red blood cells B. Plasma proteins C. Free electrolytes D. White blood cells 19. Which of the following is the correct sequence in producing urine? A. Loop of Henle - Bowman's capsule - glomerulus - ureter B. Glomerulus - Bowman's capsule - loop of Henle - ureter C. Bowman's capsule - glomerulus - ureter - loop of Henle D. Ureter - loop of Henle - glomerulus - Bowman's capsule 20. The main function of dialysis is to A. increase nephron formation. B. collect fluid from the body. C. prepare a patient for a kidney transplant. D. filter waste from the blood. 21. The large intestine absorbs about A. one liter of water a day. B. one liter of nutrients a day. C. two liters of water a day. D. two liters of nutrients a day. 22. Which nutrient is required for nearly every chemical reaction in every cell in your body? A. Vitamin B6 B. Calcium C. Water D. Protein 23. Which of the following foods is a good source of lean protein? A. Fish B. Grains C. Potatoes D. Oranges 24. Which of the following vitamins is vital for maintaining healthy cartilage and bone? A. Vitamin K B. Vitamin C C. Folic acid D. B vitamins 25. Which nutrient is your body's main source of energy? A. Animal proteins B. Carbohydrates C. Saturated fats D. B vitamins

Answer: 1.B 2.B 3.B 4.B 5.C 6.A 7.B 8.C 9.C 10.C 11.B 12.D 13.A 14.B 15.D 16.B 17.A 18.C 19.B 20.D 21.A 22.C 23.A 24.B 25.B

Question: please help me? biology? 1.How much water do you need to drink each day in order to replace fluids lost through urine, sweat, and respiration? A.About 2 cups B.About 8 cups C.About 16 cups D.About 24 cups 2.Which nutrient is your body's main source of the raw materials used for growth and repair? A.Animal fats B.Proteins C.Minerals D.Vitamin B12 3.Which of the following foods is a good source of carbohydrates? A.Cheese B.Potatoes C.Chicken D.Seeds 4.Good nutrition is especially important during the first two years of life and during the preteen years to A.help maintain normal childhood homeostasis. B.support accelerated growth and development. C.prevent excessive carbohydrate consumption. D.ensure you get enough green, leafy vegetables. 5.The food label on a package of cookies tells you that the amount of Calories per serving is 250, 150 of which are from fat. If you eat 2 servings (4 cookies), how many Calories will you be getting? A.300 B.400 C.500 D.600 6.A person whose gallbladder has been removed would want to avoid fatty foods, because his or her body would be unable to store A.bile. B.chyme. C.pepsin. D.amylase. 7.The main purpose of digestion is to A.convert energy. B.break down food. C.eliminate wastes. D.transport nutrients. 8.Starches are digested into simpler sugars in the A.small and large intestines. B.stomach and large intestine. C.mouth and small intestine. D.esophagus and duodenum. 9.Food moves in only one direction through the digestive system because of A.mechanical digestion. B.gastric acids and chyme. C.sphincters and peristalsis. D.enzymes and hormones. 10.Which of the following digestive enzymes are involved in breaking down proteins? A.Amylase and lipase B.Maltase and lactase C.Peptidase and trypsin D.Sucrase and pepsin 11.Nutrients are absorbed primarily in the A.Liver tissues. B.Small intestine. C.Large intestine. D.Stomach. 12.The process by which nutrients move from the digestive organs into the circulatory and lymphatic systems is called A.respiration. B.digestion. C.excretion. D.absorption. 13.The many folds, villi, and microvilli inside the small intestine work to A.increase absorption of nutrients. B.speed passage of fibrous material. C.absorb up to a liter of water daily. D.protect the lining of the intestine. 14.Nutrient-rich blood that leaves the small intestine is carried first to the A.heart. B.liver. C.lungs. D.brain. 15.Which part of the digestive system consolidates and eliminates solid wastes? A.Duodenum B.Small intestine C.Intestinal villi D.Large intestine 16.The excretory system is a body system made up of the urinary organs, the skin, and the A.blood. B.lungs. C.heart. D.liver. 17.Urine produced by the kidneys moves through the ureter into the A.bladder. B.urethra. C.nephron. D.medulla. 18.Which of the following substances is part of the filtrate found in Bowman's capsule? A.Red blood cells B.Plasma proteins C.Free electrolytes D.White blood cells 19.Which of the following is the correct sequence in producing urine? A.Loop of Henle - Bowman's capsule - glomerulus - ureter B.Glomerulus - Bowman's capsule - loop of Henle - ureter C.Bowman's capsule - glomerulus - ureter - loop of Henle D.Ureter - loop of Henle - glomerulus - Bowman's capsule 20.The main function of dialysis is to A.increase nephron formation. B.collect fluid from the body. C.prepare a patient for a kidney transplant. D.filter waste from the blood. 21.The large intestine absorbs about A.one liter of water a day. B.one liter of nutrients a day. C.two liters of water a day. D.two liters of nutrients a day. 22.Which nutrient is required for nearly every chemical reaction in every cell in your body? A.Vitamin B6 B.Calcium C.Water D.Protein 23.Which of the following foods is a good source of lean protein? A.Fish B.Grains C.Potatoes D.Oranges 24.Which of the following vitamins is vital for maintaining healthy cartilage and bone? A.Vitamin K B.Vitamin C C.Folic acid D.B vitamins 25.Which nutrient is your body's main source of energy? A.Animal proteins B.Carbohydrates C.Saturated fats D.B vitamins

Answer: 1.B 2.B 3.B 4.B 5.C 6.A 7.B 8.C 9.C 10.C 11.B 12.D 13.A 14.B 15.D 16.B 17.A 18.C 19.B 20.D 21.A 22.C 23.A 24.B 25.B

Question: Please help on bio?!?! 10 points!!!? 1.How much water do you need to drink each day in order to replace fluids lost through urine, sweat, and respiration? A.About 2 cups B.About 8 cups C.About 16 cups D.About 24 cups 2.Which nutrient is your body's main source of the raw materials used for growth and repair? A.Animal fats B.Proteins C.Minerals D.Vitamin B12 3.Which of the following foods is a good source of carbohydrates? A.Cheese B.Potatoes C.Chicken D.Seeds 4.Good nutrition is especially important during the first two years of life and during the preteen years to A.help maintain normal childhood homeostasis. B.support accelerated growth and development. C.prevent excessive carbohydrate consumption. D.ensure you get enough green, leafy vegetables. 5.The food label on a package of cookies tells you that the amount of Calories per serving is 250, 150 of which are from fat. If you eat 2 servings (4 cookies), how many Calories will you be getting? A.300 B.400 C.500 D.600 6.A person whose gallbladder has been removed would want to avoid fatty foods, because his or her body would be unable to store A.bile. B.chyme. C.pepsin. D.amylase. 7.The main purpose of digestion is to A.convert energy. B.break down food. C.eliminate wastes. D.transport nutrients. 8.Starches are digested into simpler sugars in the A.small and large intestines. B.stomach and large intestine. C.mouth and small intestine. D.esophagus and duodenum. 9.Food moves in only one direction through the digestive system because of A.mechanical digestion. B.gastric acids and chyme. C.sphincters and peristalsis. D.enzymes and hormones. 10.Which of the following digestive enzymes are involved in breaking down proteins? A.Amylase and lipase B.Maltase and lactase C.Peptidase and trypsin D.Sucrase and pepsin 11.Nutrients are absorbed primarily in the A.Liver tissues. B.Small intestine. C.Large intestine. D.Stomach. 12.The process by which nutrients move from the digestive organs into the circulatory and lymphatic systems is called A.respiration. B.digestion. C.excretion. D.absorption. 13.The many folds, villi, and microvilli inside the small intestine work to A.increase absorption of nutrients. B.speed passage of fibrous material. C.absorb up to a liter of water daily. D.protect the lining of the intestine. 14.Nutrient-rich blood that leaves the small intestine is carried first to the A.heart. B.liver. C.lungs. D.brain. 15.Which part of the digestive system consolidates and eliminates solid wastes? A.Duodenum B.Small intestine C.Intestinal villi D.Large intestine 16.The excretory system is a body system made up of the urinary organs, the skin, and the A.blood. B.lungs. C.heart. D.liver. 17.Urine produced by the kidneys moves through the ureter into the A.bladder. B.urethra. C.nephron. D.medulla. 18.Which of the following substances is part of the filtrate found in Bowman's capsule? A.Red blood cells B.Plasma proteins C.Free electrolytes D.White blood cells 19.Which of the following is the correct sequence in producing urine? A.Loop of Henle - Bowman's capsule - glomerulus - ureter B.Glomerulus - Bowman's capsule - loop of Henle - ureter C.Bowman's capsule - glomerulus - ureter - loop of Henle D.Ureter - loop of Henle - glomerulus - Bowman's capsule 20.The main function of dialysis is to A.increase nephron formation. B.collect fluid from the body. C.prepare a patient for a kidney transplant. D.filter waste from the blood. 21.The large intestine absorbs about A.one liter of water a day. B.one liter of nutrients a day. C.two liters of water a day. D.two liters of nutrients a day. 22.Which nutrient is required for nearly every chemical reaction in every cell in your body? A.Vitamin B6 B.Calcium C.Water D.Protein 23.Which of the following foods is a good source of lean protein? A.Fish B.Grains C.Potatoes D.Oranges 24.Which of the following vitamins is vital for maintaining healthy cartilage and bone? A.Vitamin K B.Vitamin C C.Folic acid D.B vitamins 25.Which nutrient is your body's main source of energy? A.Animal proteins B.Carbohydrates C.Saturated fats D.B vitamins

Answer: seriously? do your own work and pay attention in class.

Question: biology help please. need any help i can get? 1.How much water do you need to drink each day in order to replace fluids lost through urine, sweat, and respiration? A.About 2 cups B.About 8 cups C.About 16 cups D.About 24 cups 2.Which nutrient is your body's main source of the raw materials used for growth and repair? A.Animal fats B.Proteins C.Minerals D.Vitamin B12 3.Which of the following foods is a good source of carbohydrates? A.Cheese B.Potatoes C.Chicken D.Seeds 4.Good nutrition is especially important during the first two years of life and during the preteen years to A.help maintain normal childhood homeostasis. B.support accelerated growth and development. C.prevent excessive carbohydrate consumption. D.ensure you get enough green, leafy vegetables. 5.The food label on a package of cookies tells you that the amount of Calories per serving is 250, 150 of which are from fat. If you eat 2 servings (4 cookies), how many Calories will you be getting? A.300 B.400 C.500 D.600 6.A person whose gallbladder has been removed would want to avoid fatty foods, because his or her body would be unable to store A.bile. B.chyme. C.pepsin. D.amylase. 7.The main purpose of digestion is to A.convert energy. B.break down food. C.eliminate wastes. D.transport nutrients. 8.Starches are digested into simpler sugars in the A.small and large intestines. B.stomach and large intestine. C.mouth and small intestine. D.esophagus and duodenum. 9.Food moves in only one direction through the digestive system because of A.mechanical digestion. B.gastric acids and chyme. C.sphincters and peristalsis. D.enzymes and hormones. 10.Which of the following digestive enzymes are involved in breaking down proteins? A.Amylase and lipase B.Maltase and lactase C.Peptidase and trypsin D.Sucrase and pepsin 11.Nutrients are absorbed primarily in the A.Liver tissues. B.Small intestine. C.Large intestine. D.Stomach. 12.The process by which nutrients move from the digestive organs into the circulatory and lymphatic systems is called A.respiration. B.digestion. C.excretion. D.absorption. 13.The many folds, villi, and microvilli inside the small intestine work to A.increase absorption of nutrients. B.speed passage of fibrous material. C.absorb up to a liter of water daily. D.protect the lining of the intestine. 14.Nutrient-rich blood that leaves the small intestine is carried first to the A.heart. B.liver. C.lungs. D.brain. 15.Which part of the digestive system consolidates and eliminates solid wastes? A.Duodenum B.Small intestine C.Intestinal villi D.Large intestine 16.The excretory system is a body system made up of the urinary organs, the skin, and the A.blood. B.lungs. C.heart. D.liver. 17.Urine produced by the kidneys moves through the ureter into the A.bladder. B.urethra. C.nephron. D.medulla. 18.Which of the following substances is part of the filtrate found in Bowman's capsule? A.Red blood cells B.Plasma proteins C.Free electrolytes D.White blood cells 19.Which of the following is the correct sequence in producing urine? A.Loop of Henle - Bowman's capsule - glomerulus - ureter B.Glomerulus - Bowman's capsule - loop of Henle - ureter C.Bowman's capsule - glomerulus - ureter - loop of Henle D.Ureter - loop of Henle - glomerulus - Bowman's capsule 20.The main function of dialysis is to A.increase nephron formation. B.collect fluid from the body. C.prepare a patient for a kidney transplant. D.filter waste from the blood. 21.The large intestine absorbs about A.one liter of water a day. B.one liter of nutrients a day. C.two liters of water a day. D.two liters of nutrients a day. 22.Which nutrient is required for nearly every chemical reaction in every cell in your body? A.Vitamin B6 B.Calcium C.Water D.Protein 23.Which of the following foods is a good source of lean protein? A.Fish B.Grains C.Potatoes D.Oranges 24.Which of the following vitamins is vital for maintaining healthy cartilage and bone? A.Vitamin K B.Vitamin C C.Folic acid D.B vitamins 25.Which nutrient is your body's main source of energy? A.Animal proteins B.Carbohydrates C.Saturated fats D.B vitamins

Answer: 1.B 2.B 3.B 4.B 5.C 6.A 7.B 8.C 9.C 10.C 11.B 12.D 13.A 14.B 15.D 16.B 17.A 18.C 19.B 20.D 21.A 22.C 23.A 24.B 25.B

Question: Would you read a book by a thirteen year-old? Well, I found this amazing writing by some twelve year-old and wondered what anyone thinks of it. Here is a link: http://www.webook.com/project/The-land-of-my-imagination But if you don't want to read that here is a sample of her poetry called "Mirrors" Iniquity takes the scene in life, When you've had enough to fight your way out of steel. Rage will make it's way out and resurface, from the deepest depths of your mind. Blood pumps through your venomous veins, And it produces a monster out of you. Letting your mind take over, And letting your emotions sink deeper into the dark. Hate is in the reflection, The reflection you can't stand to bear. Something stares at me in the mirror, You left it there the last time you came. The mirror doesn't always lie, But then again, it can do just that. You let it feed your need for violence, You let it grow in all the madness. Blood falls from your hand, Staining the pure white carpet at your feet. The fiend inside you has turned you against all you knew, Everything from your past has turned to a bitter bile of blood Stealing everything you have now, Has that made you satisfied? Cheating at old games just to win the new ones, What happened to the just? Drinking your foes blood, Living in the light. Soaking in the evil, Like a sponge in water. In the mirror someone waits, Waiting for you to recognize who you are. Watching in the silence, Lurking in the shadows. Living like a rat, While you're off like the king of monstrosity. Wanting you to come back, Wishing you'd look harder in the mirror. In the mirror you're a monster, A raging bull. You're a gun, A gun ready to aim and shoot. Ludicrous thoughts breached your mind, Now that's all you have. You couldn't control the fever, You let it grow till it destroyed your soul. The mirror gets darker everyday you peer at yourself, But someone still hopes. Someone is the only thing that clears your mirror, When it fogs up with your arrogance. Insanity feeds your thoughts, As the blood flows through your hands. You splatter the mirror with this blood, Screams broke the silence. You murdered it, You murdered you. The only one waiting, Long enough for you to listen. Though there had never been a chance, You could have never altered yourself. Never. Why didn't you stop, When tears fell from the mirror? Why didn't you care that You killed your family? Where did you go, When the dark took you in? Where was that part, That part of you that cared? The mirror died that day, The day you spread another's blood onto it. Now nothing gazes back at you, When you want to see that monster. You killed the mirror. Well, tell me what you think.

Answer: it's you right? we weren't born yesterday!