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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
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