Digestive tract
How long is the large intestine (meters)?
1.5-1.8 meters
what is the space that holds the nerves in your teeth called?
root canal.
How much does the stomach hold for adults (liters)?
1-1.5 liters
What is the unpleasant feeling that leads to vomiting?
Nausea
What is the hard white part of a tooth called?
Enamel
How long is the small intestine (meters)?
6-8 meters
What is the strongest muscle in your body ?
the jaw (masseter)
What is the purpose of the stomach?
food reservoir
What is the chronic loss of appetite?
Anorexia
The complete process of altering the physical and chemical composition of ingested food material so that it can be absorbed and used by the body cells is called?
Digestion
What is the innermost layer of the G.I called?
Mucosa
What is the name of your upper jaw?
Maxillary Teeth
The curve formed by the upper right surface is called?
Lesser curvature
What is the study of the stomach and intestines along with their diseases called?
Gastroenterology
What is the processed called of food being ground into small pieces?
Mastication
How many layers make up the G.I. tract?
4 layers
What is the name of your lower jaw?
Mandibular teeth
What does the lower esophageal sphincter (LES) control?
It controls the opening of the esophagus into the stomach
What disease can you get if you have bad oral hygiene?
Gingivitis
What does G.I stand for?
gastrointestinal
What is another name for the digestive tract?
Alimentary Canal
What is the scientific name for your gums?
Gingiva
What are the main divisions of the stomach?
What does GERD stand for?
Gastroesophageal reflux disease
What is the scientific name for dry eyes?
Xerophthalmia