Nutrients and the Circulatory System Where does the

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Nutrients and the Circulatory System

Nutrients and the Circulatory System

Where does the energy come from? Lipid Carbohydrate Protein Glycerol and Fatty acids Monosaccharide

Where does the energy come from? Lipid Carbohydrate Protein Glycerol and Fatty acids Monosaccharide Amino Acids N/A Polysaccharide Polypeptide Main Elements C, H, O, N Energy 9 Kcal/g -storage Monomer Polymer Examples Butter, peanut oil, olive oil 4 Kcal/g -main energy source Pasta, fruit, potatoes, bread 4 Kcal/g Steak, eggs, beans

**Remember- Cells use glucose and oxygen to produce ATP, through the process of Cellular

**Remember- Cells use glucose and oxygen to produce ATP, through the process of Cellular _________ Respiration __________. This process mitochondria happens in the _________ of ALL cells. - C 6 H 12 O 6 + 6 O 2 -----> 6 CO 2 + 6 H 2 O + ~38 ATP Glucose Oxygen Carbon dioxide Water

�How do the glucose and oxygen get to the cells of the body? Circulatory

�How do the glucose and oxygen get to the cells of the body? Circulatory System oxygen Brings _______, nutrients hormones _______, and _______to cells and removes cell waste �Purpose:

How blood flows through the body: Oxygen poor Oxygen rich -Capillaries of body -Vein

How blood flows through the body: Oxygen poor Oxygen rich -Capillaries of body -Vein back to heart -Right Atrium of heart -Right Ventricle -Pulmonary Artery -Capillaries of lungs -Pulmonary Vein -Left Atrium -Left ventricle -Aorta

-What is in blood? Red blood cells -____________carry oxygen and carbon dioxide -Plasma White

-What is in blood? Red blood cells -____________carry oxygen and carbon dioxide -Plasma White blood cells -____________cells that fight infection Helper T cells -_________-type of white blood cell that helps fight infection. HIV infects these cells Antibodies -____________proteins that bind to antigens and attack pathogens

� If there was a mass of cholesterol blocking blood flow to your foot,

� If there was a mass of cholesterol blocking blood flow to your foot, what two things are the cells in your foot not getting? � Because they are not getting these two things, what are the cells not making during cellular respiration? � Was the oxygenated blood heading toward the foot coming from the heart or the lungs?