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BREAK DOWN OF FOOD BOTH MECHANICALLY OR CHEMICALLY
mouth
Breaks down food for chewing and swallowing
teeth
Moves food around your mouth for swallowing
tounge
Moistens food Contains enzymes breaks down foods
saliva
A TUBE WHICH ALLOW THE PASSAGE OF MATERIALS FROM THE MOUTH TO THE STOMACH
esophagus
J-shaped organ that produces enzymes - digestive or gastric juices Gastric lipase, PepsinAmylase, bile
stomach
Located behind the stomach Makes pancreatic juice or enzyme Helps digest protein foods
pancreas
Regulate chemical levels in the blood Excrete bile -- bile breaks down fats into fatty acids
liver
Stores bile from the liver Released nutrients in the first section of small intestine... the Duodenum
gall bladder
Absorbs most nutrients from the stomach
small intestine
Absorption of iron
duodenum
Absorption of vitamins folic acid
jejunum
Absorption of Vit. B12 and acid salts
ileum
Absorbs undigested food/waste materials from the stomach in the form of FECES
large intestine
RECTUM ANUS
EXCRETORY SYSTEM