Digestive System - Science 8

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  • Energy
    The ability/capability to do "work"
  • Mouth
    • 3 parts of the mouth: teeth, saliva, tongue
  • Types of teeth
    • Molar (back teeth)
    • Pre-Molar (bicuspids)
    • Incisors (front teeth)
    • Canine (eye teeth)
  • Adult humans have 32 teeth
  • Child humans have 20 teeth
  • Saliva
    Contains enzymes
  • Salivary Glands
    Produces saliva
  • Tongue
    The most flexible muscle, a group of muscles, the strongest muscle
  • Bolus
    The product of chewing food in the mouth
  • Digestion
    Breaking down of food into nutrients
  • First stage to food processing
    ingestion
  • Second stage to food processing
    digestion
  • Third stage to food processing
    absorption
  • Fourth and final stage to food processing
    elimination
  • Liver produces bile
  • Swallowing
    Food is pushed back
  • Chyme
    Liquified materials
  • Absorption
    Taking nutrients and assimilation
  • Gall bladder
    Storage of concentration of bile
  • Bile
    Breaking down of fats into fatty acids
  • Fatty acids have a function of remaining as energy
  • Pancreas
    Produces pancreas juices
  • Pancreas juices
    Break down sugar and starch
  • Small intestine
    • 5x longer than your height
  • Parts of the small intestine
    • Duodenum
    • Jejunum
    • Ileum
  • Duodenum
    Where the food enters
  • Jejunum
    90% absorption of food is here
  • Ileum
    Connected to the large intestine
  • Teeth - used to break up food into smaller pieces
  • Mouth (oral cavity) - where ingestion takes place
  • peristalsis - the process
  • trancea - a way to the lungs
  • mastication - chewing
  • salivary glands - produce saliva which contains enzymes that begin digesting carbohydrates, proteins, and fats.
  • liquids on the stomach - gastric juices and hydrochloric acids
  • Our digestive system can hold 5-10 gallons of urine
  • Our digestive system can hold 3-5 gallons of Feces
  • Large intestine
    Also known as colon
  • Large intestine
    • Separates the liquid from the Feces
  • Colon cancer can happen when the large intestine does not function properly everytime