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Now, let's take a look
at what makes up bile.
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There's six major parts to bile.
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Bile salts, cholesterol, bicarbonate,
bilirubin, water, and phospholipids.
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I know, there's a list again.
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Watch closely and see what I've done
for you to help you chunk this information
so you remember it better.
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Remember that is the
key to successful studying.
00:24
Nobody enjoys spending
hours and hours studying,
but I want to make sure the time you do
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00:33
So let's take a look
first at bile salts.
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Bile salts mix with
ingested fats and that's
what helps promote the
absorption of fats from the GI tract.
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Remember food goes in your mouth down to
your stomach and into your small intestine.
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So we're going to
start with bile salts.
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They're kind of in a
category all by themselves.
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Now, watch how
the words light up.
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Okay, cholesterol,
bilirubin, and phospholipids.
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We're going to group
these three together
because they're all end
products of metabolism.
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Bile salts category
all by itself.
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Cholesterol, bilirubin, and phospholipids
are all end products of metabolism.
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Now, finally,
bicarbonate and water.
01:21
The third group are the
ones.. kind of think of them as
common things back down
with water and bicarbonate.
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My nephew has a word for this.
01:30
Whenever he would have diarrhea he
would say, "Whoo. I have spicy poop."
That's because when you
have diarrhea things are moving
through your GI
tract way too quickly.
01:40
We haven't had time for the
water and bicarbonate to get there
and to calm things down.
01:45
So, you know with
acid and enzymes
that should not be exiting your
body that quickly exiting your body.
01:52
So water and bicarbonate
are the calmer downers.
01:56
So we've got 6 things but we
broke it into three categories.
02:01
Bile salts,
category all by itself.
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End products of metabolism,
cholesterol, bilirubin, and phospholipids.
02:09
You got them there,
in the pink color.
02:11
And then kind of the grayish
color bicarbonate and water.
The lecture Composition of Bile (Nursing) by Rhonda Lawes, PhD, RN is from the course Functions of the Bile (Nursing).
Which of the following makes up bile? Select all that apply.
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