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To live with celiac disease a person has to have a glutten free diet to not get the symptons

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How can someone live with Celiac disease?

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How can someone live with Celiac disease?

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The symtoms can have a wide varity
You have to have a gultten free diet to help
No medicine can fic celiac disease
6-10 is when a person normally gets diagnosed
1 in 133 Americans can have this disease

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Lungs

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Oxygen is taken in through the lungs and carbon dioxide is exhaled through them. These gasses enter the blood through alveoli and are transported to cells of the body. Oxygen id used inside the cells of the body and carbon dioxide is produced by them as waste when food is used as fuel to provide them energy to function.

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Where is the chemical reaction happening in our bodies to provide us the energy we need for the activies we do?

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When food id used as fuel it goes through a chemical reaction and provides energy in the process, burning is a chemical reaction. Fuels requile oxygen in order to release energy when a fuel or food chemically reacts with oxygen to release energy. Carbon dioxide and water vapor are produced as products.

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What happens to food molecules when thy are used to provide energy?

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Some things that are food for people can be used as fuel in cars to provide them energy. The energy that they provide makes things move. Fuels and foods provide energy by burning them. The properties of some of the stuff produced from burning are different that those of the original food/fuel. Some of the matter that was in the fuels and foods goes into our air when burned.

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Can we use food instead of other fuels to provide energy for other systems?

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Since food produces energy for our body, M'kenna's other symptoms could be caused by the shortage of digested or asorbed food.

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How could a shortage of food enterinig M'Kenna's bloodstream have caused her non digestive systems?

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Increased villi height results in increased surface area that food molecules come in contact with before exiting the small intestine, this results in a greater rate of asorbtion in a healthy small intestine than in M'Kenna's.

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Why is M'Kenna's small intestine not asorbing as much food?

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Increased villi height results in increased surface ares that food molecules come oin contact with before exiting the small intestine this results in a greater rate of asorbtions in a healthy small intestine than M'Kennas

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Why is M'Kenna's small intestine not asorbing as much food?

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Chemical reactions occur in the digestive system both in M'Kenna and in a healthy person resulting in changes in size of molecules. In M'Kenna some small molecules are not asorbed in the small intestine and some larger molecules dont finish breaking down. Both are excreated in her waste.

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What is functioning abnormally in M'Kenna's digestive system?

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Diffrent chemical reactions happen in diffrent parts of the digestive system. Large molecules break down into small molecules. Carbs to Glucose
Fat to Fatty Acids
Protein to Amino Acids
-No matter disappears

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Why do some food molecules decrease by the same amount that other food molecules increase

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Complex carbohydrates decrease in your mouth and stomach by the same amount that glcose increases. The amount that amino acids and fatty acids increase in the stomach corresponds to equal amount that proteins and fats decrease.

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What happens to the diffrent substances in food as it travels through the digestive system?

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Not all types of molecules are asorbed into the the body solid waste is made from mostly fiber and water. Fiber is a molecule too large to pass membranes. It dosent seem to change in the digestive system at all.

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What happens to molecules that dont get asorbed by the small intestine?

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Many of her symtoms are from her digestive system

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Many of her symtoms are from her digestive system

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Small intestine - a part of the intestine that runs between the stomach and large intestines
Endoscopy - nonsurgical procedure used to examine a person's digestive tract.
digestive system - involves the breakdown of food into smaller and smaller components, until they can be absorbed and assimilated into the body.
Adominal cramps - causes bouts of stomach cramps, bloating, diarrhoea or constipation,
Iodine - an element that is needed for the production of thyroid hormone
Glucose - a simple sugar that is an important energy source
Bendedict's solution -   the solution is used to test for the presence of glucose in urine

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Before boiling the tubes:

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After boiling the tubes:

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In the lab we learned that different substances that can change colors as they were mixed. Also as heat were applied to each chemical ractions occured and they also changed in color.
Solutions that changed were W+B and Sta+1 which canged from blue to orange and Greenish-black to yellow and some black powder stuff.

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Could food molecules be getting asorbed through the surface of the small intestine?

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We learned that M'Kenna's small intestine does not look healthly at all, it is smoother and drier than a healthy one. Also in a healthier person most substances decrease as they move through the small intestine but in M'Kenna they do not. Which can show how her intestines are not asorbing the nuterients that she needs.

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Can we see anything inside M'Kenna's body that looks different?

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AKA: Maxine Russo

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M'kenna is a 13 year old girl that plays basketball and is also really sick. What's wrong with her may have to do with her digestive system but many of her other symtoms are not about her digestive system. So she may have some kind of flu.

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What is going on inside M'kenna's body that makes her feel the way she does?