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Organs
Functions
Accessory organs
System fails
100
How is food is broken down in the oral cavity?

Chemically (by salivary glands) and chemically (by teeth)

100

Where does digestion begin?

The mouth

100

What two organs break food down chemically?

The mouth and stomach
100

What organ produces bile?

The liver

100

Acid reflux (heartburn) is a result of what failing?

The cardiac sphincter
200

Food leaves the stomach through which sphincter?

Pyloric sphincter

200

Organ behind the stomach which helps to neutralize acid

pancreas 
200

The enzyme that digests proteins. 

Pepsin

200

Bile helps process what nutrients?

Fats

200

If food moves through your system too quickly what does not take place in the large intestine?

Water is not absorbed. 
300

This is the opening which extends all the way through the digestive system starting at the mouth and ending at the anus.

The alimentary canal.

300

What organ functions primarily to break down materials chemically?

Stomach

300

What motion helps food move through the digestive tract?

Peristalsis

300

The pancreas produces this to release into the small intestine. 

Bicarbonate salts (to neutralize acids)

300
Choking is due to what failing to do its job?
The epiglottis 
400

Name the main function of the large intestine. 

to absorb water

400

What membrane keeps the body organs in place?

Peritoneum 

400

Increases the surface area in the small intestine. 

Villi

400
Where is the sublingual salivary gland?

Underneath the tongue

400
When you vomit what muscle movement is your body working against?

peristalsis

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