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Human Anatomy Vocab

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mechanical digestion   process of breaking down food by chewing/movement/churning  
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chemical digestion   the process of breaking down food with enzymes  
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amylase   digestive enzyme found in saliva that breaks down sugar  
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esophagus   tube that connects the mouth to the stomach  
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peristalsis   muscular contractions that propel food through digestive system  
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stomach   organ that churns food while lowering the pH...turning the food to chyme  
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pepsin   enzyme that breaks down proteins  
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vilus   folds in small intestine that increase surface area....where the nutrients are absorbed into blood stream  
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chyme (chime)   term applied to food that has been turned into a soup-like consistency in the stomach  
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myocardium   muscular tissue of the heart  
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pulmonary circulation   sending of the blood from the heart, to the lungs, then back to the heart  
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systemic circulation   sending of blood from the heart to the rest of the body....except for the lungs  
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pacemaker   portion of the heart that control how often the heart beats  
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pharynx   place at the back of the throat where the esophagus and trachea meet  
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larnyx   also know as the voice box, chords located in throat that vibrate to make sounds  
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trachea   tube that connects the mouth/nose to the lungs, is protected by rings of cartilage  
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bronchus   the trachea seperates into these tubes, which enter the lungs  
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alveolus   small sacs located in the lungs where gas exchange takes place with the blood  
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C-3P0   Golden android from the Star Wars movies, friends with R2-D2  
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