Digestive Anatomy
Digestive Functions
Nutrition
Urinary System
Anatomy ID
100
This organ is where most nutrient absorption occurs.
What is the small intestine?
100
This is the first place food enters the digestive system.
What is the mouth?
100
These foods are high in this type of nutrient.
What are carbohydrates?
100
The main function of the urinary system.
What is removing waste and regulating fluid balance?
100
Structure #6 (Urinary diagram)
What is the bladder?
200
This organ produces bile to help digest fats.
What is the liver?
200
The primary function of the digestive system.
What is breaking down food for energy?
200
These foods are high in this nutrient.
What are proteins?
200
The functional units of the kidney.
What are nephrons?
200
Structure #4 (digestive diagram)
What are the small intestines?
300
This organ stores and releases bile.
What is the gallbladder?
300
The part of the digestive system that absorbs water and forms feces.
What is the large intestine?
300
The body’s main energy source found in breads and pasta.
What are carbohydrates?
300
A common condition patients with catheters are at risk for.
What are Urinary tract infections (UTI)?
300
Structure #5 (urinary diagram).
What are the ureters?
400
This organ secretes insulin and digestive enzymes.
What is the pancreas?
400
The mixing of food with digestive enzymes.
What is digestion?
400
The nutrient used for growth and tissue repair
What are proteins?
400
The reason UTIs are more common in females
What is a shorter urethra?
400
Structure #1 (urinary diagram)
What is the right kidney?
500
These organs are considered accessory digestive organs.
What are the liver, pancreas, and gallbladder?
500
The rhythmic contractions that move food through the digestive tract.
What is peristalsis?
500
The nutrient that stores energy and helps absorb vitamins.
What are fats?
500
A common symptom of UTI in elderly patients.
What is confusion?
500
Structure #10 (digestive diagram)
What is the liver?