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LAB PROJECT 5.0

LAB PROJECT 5.0 DIGESTIVE

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MOUTH FIRST PLACE OF INGESTION
TEETH USED TO TEAR OR CHEW FOOD
PHARYNX THE MASTICATED BOLUS IS PUSHED DOWN THE THROAT
ESOPHAGUS PREVENTS REGURGITATION
CARDIC SPHINCTER ENTRANCE WAY TO THE STOMACH
FUNDUS FIRST PART OF THE STOMACH
BODY MIDDLE SECTION
PYLORUS LOWER PART
STOMACH HAS 3 SECTIONS
PYLORIC SPHINCTER ENTRANCE WAY TO THE SMALL INTESTINE
SMALL INTESTINE HAS 3 SECTIONS ILEUM-DUODENUM-JEJUNUM
MICROVILLI FINGER LIKE PROJECTIONS LINING THE SMALL INTESTINE
GALLBLADDER STORAGE AREA FOR BILE
CECUM POUCH AT THE ENTRANCE TO LARGE INTESTINE
LARGE INTESTINE RESPONSIBLE FOR ABSORPTION OF WATER AND EXCERTION OF WASTE
APPENDIX NO FUNCTION
ASCENDING COLON LEFT SIDE
TRANSVERSE COLON TOP MIDDLE
DESCENDING COLON RIGHT SIDE
SIGMOID COLON RIGHT BEFORE RECTUM
ANUS WASTE IS RELEASED MOVES TO THE LAST AREA
ANAL SPHINCTER VOLUNTARILY CONTROL THE REMOVAL OF WASTE
LIVER LARGEST ORGAN PRODUCES BILE
PANCREAS SECRETING INSULIN AND EXCRETION SUBSTANCES
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