Structure and Function
Interactions with Other Systems
Common Diseases and Disorders
Technological and Medical Advances
Impact on Society and the Environment
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What is after the stomach in the digestives system?

Small Intestine

100

What does the Musculoskeletal do to transport food through the organs?

The Musculoskeletal performs rhythmic contractions of smooth muscles in the organ walls.

100

What is diabetes?

Diabetes is a disease in which the pancreas either produces too little or too much insulin

100

What is an endoscopy?

A medical examination using a flexible tube with a camera to view inside the body

100

What happens when you don't eat enough?

Built up of wind in the stomach

200

Why is the large intestine called the large intestine?

It's because the diameter of the intestine is great than the smaller intestine, even though it's shorter in length

200

What system works with the digestive system to provide the body with energy to function?

Respiratory System

200
Why do diabetics use dexcoms?

It checks your blood sugar and allows you to monitor your levels instead of using a glucose monitor.

200

Name one non-alcoholic fatty liver disease.

Insulin sensitivity, Oxidative stress (cause damage to organs and tissues and result in various diseases), Fatty acid synthesis

200

What happens to someone digestive system when they drink a lot of alcohol?

Irritation and inflammation to the stomach lining (The stomach rejects the toxins)

300

What is the purpose of the stomach?

Holds food, signals when we need to eat or when we had enough, breaks down the food with acid and enzymes

300

What is something the circulatory system does to help the digestive system provide nutrients to the bloodstream?

The circulatory system helps the digestive system by taking nutrients that are taken from the digestive system and transporting them to cells throughout the body

300

What are some causes of colitis disease? 

Viruses, bacteria, narrowed blood vessels

300

What is the role of infectious agents in gastrointestinal diseases?

Helicobacter pylori is a major cause of peptic ulcers, and treatment includes antibiotics and acid-reducing medications

300

What happens to the digestive system when the body is stressed?

It releases a hormone (cortisol) the can lead to food consumption (Sometimes stress also keeps people from eating) 

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