Trace bile from source to action.
Reveal answer
Made in the liver → stored in the gall bladder → bile duct → duodenum.
Key words: liver · gall bladder · duodenum
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Made in the liver → stored in the gall bladder → bile duct → duodenum.
Key words: liver · gall bladder · duodenum
An alkaline digestive secretion containing bile salts but no digestive enzymes.
Key words: bile
An organ that produces bile among many metabolic functions.
Key words: liver
A sac that stores and concentrates bile.
Key words: gall bladder
A duct carrying bile to the duodenum.
Key words: bile duct
Partly digested acidic mixture leaving the stomach.
Key words: chyme
Role: Produces bile. What does not occur there: Does not store the meal.
Key words: Liver
Role: Stores, concentrates and releases bile. What does not occur there: Does not produce bile.
Key words: Gall bladder
Role: Carries bile. What does not occur there: Does not digest lipid.
Key words: Bile duct
Role: Receives bile, where it acts on chyme. What does not occur there: Does not produce bile.
Key words: Duodenum
False. The liver makes bile; the gall bladder stores and concentrates it.
False. It is released into the duodenum.
False. Bile contains no digestive enzyme.
Alkaline.
Key words: alkaline
Bile is no longer stored and released in a large amount after a meal → less emulsification of a large amount of fat.
Key words: emulsification