Gallbladders and Bile

The bile esculin test is used to identify bacteria that can hydrolyze esculin in the presence of bile. In this test, bile salts inhibit the growth of most Gram-positive bacteria, while Enterococcus and some Streptococcus species can survive and utilize esculin, breaking it down to produce glucose and esculetin. The esculetin then reacts with iron salts in the medium, resulting in a dark brown or black precipitate, indicating a positive result. This reaction helps differentiate these bacteria from others that do not have this capability.

No They dont

The gallbladder only produces bile to break down fats. Semen is not a fat. No gallbladder will have no negative or dangerous effect.

Yes, you can eat rice even if you have a bad gallbladder. Plain, white rice is generally easy to digest and low in fat, making it a suitable option for those with gallbladder issues. However, it's important to avoid high-fat toppings or sauces that could exacerbate symptoms. Always consult with a healthcare provider for personalized dietary advice.

cystic duct

were is your gallbladder in your body

yes no maby so stop looking up answers on answer.com stupid

The bile goes straight to the alimentary canal. The gall bladder would store and regulate the release of bile for optimal performance, but without it it just goes straight in. Which apparently isn't a big deal.

STOMACH obviously, where the food is located once it has been consumed and travelled down the epiglottis then larynx leading to the trachea and down to the last stop, the stomach.

Bile is stored in the gallbladder. When you eat, your gallbladder contracts and releases the bile to help with digestion.

yes

It's probably not a bad idea.

sure, people get their gallbladder removed

yes sirree bob, pretty much all mammmals have gallbladders.

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The correct answer is ....Reduction of blood lipids

The gallbladder is a small organ which stores bile. Bile is constantly being produced in the liver. The liver releases some of the bile it produces directly into the intestine and stores the rest temporarily in the gallbladder. The gallbladder releases this stored bile when an additional amount of bile would be helpful in the digestion of foods, such as when a person eats a meal that contains a large amount of fats.

This extra release of bile is helpful, but not necessary. Upon removal of the gallbladder the liver will eventually increase it's production of bile to compensate. However, between the time the gallbladder is removed and the liver has time to readjust, there might not be sufficient bile available to digest all the fats passing through the intestine. The fat the body is not able to completely breakdown will simply pass though the intestine and be eliminated during defecation. This may cause diarrhea or bloating in some people as the undigested fat will draw water into the intestine and also facilitate the growth of intestinal bacteria. Eating a lower-fat diet in the days following surgery will help prevent this.

emulsifiers

yes very common

gallbladder

Bilirubin

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