The body system. mouth The mouth is the first thing you use in the digestive system

The body systemThe body system

mouthmouth

The mouth is the first thing you use in The mouth is the first thing you use in the digestive systemthe digestive system

esophagusesophagus

► Is commonly know as the gulletIs commonly know as the gullet► It is an organ in vetebratesIt is an organ in vetebrates

liverliver

►The liver contains 96% of waterThe liver contains 96% of water►The liver cleans your bloodThe liver cleans your blood

stomachstomach

►The stomach is muscular hollowThe stomach is muscular hollow► It functions an important part of the It functions an important part of the

digestive systemdigestive system

Gall bladderGall bladder

► Is a small organ in the digestive Is a small organ in the digestive system mainly containing fatsystem mainly containing fat

►Also concentrates bile produced by the Also concentrates bile produced by the liverliver

PancrasPancras

► Is a glandular organ in the digestive Is a glandular organ in the digestive systemsystem

► It is an organ in digestive system and It is an organ in digestive system and the endocrinethe endocrine

Enzymes Enzymes

►Food are cut into tiny things that are Food are cut into tiny things that are turned into energy turned into energy

►When we are born we are given a When we are born we are given a limited amount of enzymeslimited amount of enzymes

bilebile

►Bile is a fluid released by the liver and Bile is a fluid released by the liver and stored in the gallbladderstored in the gallbladder

► It is a fluid containing waterIt is a fluid containing water

mucusmucus

►Mucus is a slippery secreation Mucus is a slippery secreation produced by a coveringproduced by a covering

Chemical digestionChemical digestion

► It breaks down food into compoundsIt breaks down food into compounds►Proteins are turned into amino acidsProteins are turned into amino acids

Large intestineLarge intestine

►When all the food passes down the When all the food passes down the large intestine all that is left is water large intestine all that is left is water and waste productsand waste products

►When the food passes down your colon When the food passes down your colon all that is left is stoolall that is left is stool

appendixappendix

► Is a blind tube connected to the cecumIs a blind tube connected to the cecum

Small intestineSmall intestine

►Proteins are changed into amino acidProteins are changed into amino acid►Fats are turned into fatty acidFats are turned into fatty acid

Mechanical digestionMechanical digestion

Is what begins at the mouthIs what begins at the mouth

It is another digestion is penristalsisIt is another digestion is penristalsis

Salivary amylaseSalivary amylase

► It is an enzyme that catalyses that It is an enzyme that catalyses that breaks down food into starch sugarbreaks down food into starch sugar

►Amylase is human saliveaAmylase is human salivea

absorptionabsorption

►The structure of the small intestine is The structure of the small intestine is lined with villilined with villi

VilliVilli

► It allows the stomach It allows the stomach ► It allows streams of blood and fats to It allows streams of blood and fats to

travel though the lymphatic systemtravel though the lymphatic system

Gastric juicesGastric juices

► it is produced by cells the stomach it is produced by cells the stomach which are into systemswhich are into systems

DuodenumDuodenum

► It is the first part in the small intestineIt is the first part in the small intestine► It is located in the stomach and the It is located in the stomach and the

middle of the small intestinemiddle of the small intestine

ChymeChyme

► Is the semifluid mass of partly diIs the semifluid mass of partly di

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