Human Digestive System

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Ingestion is the taking in of ______, eating.

food

Digestion is when biomolecule polymers are broken down physically or ______ into their building blocks.

chemically

Absorption is important as nutrients will eventually be delivered with the help of other body systems to cells as cells need them in order to ______.

survive

In elimination, waste which includes anything that wasn’t digested, will be ______.

removed

Your mouth can release saliva even when thinking about ______.

food

The gastrointestinal tract transports your ______ and has an internal surface area of between 30 and 40 square meters

food

There's the ______, gallbladder, and liver, a trio of organs that break down food using an array of special juices

pancreas

The body's enzymes, hormones, nerves, and blood all work together to break down ______, modulate the digestive process, and deliver its final products

food

There's the mesentery, a large stretch of tissue that supports and positions all your digestive organs in the abdomen, enabling them to do their ______

jobs

In the human digestive system, we’re going to focus on its ability to accomplish four major tasks: ______, digestion, absorption, and elimination

ingestion

In absorption, nutrients are ______

absorbed

Saliva contains ______ that can break down some carbohydrates

enzymes

The resulting substance from the churning of the stomach is known as ______

chyme

Peristalsis, which are these wave-like movements, happens in the ______

esophagus

The stomach’s gastric juices include HCL (Hydrochloric acid) and the ______ such as pepsin

enzymes

This quiz explores the diverse and complicated human digestive system, which is composed of ten organs covering nine meters and containing over 20 specialized cell types. The quiz covers how these parts work in unison to transform food into nutrients and energy.

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