Digestive System Activity Pt 2
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| The “Stretchiest” part of the digestive system is | The Stomach
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| What does the intestinal phase do? | Speeds up or slows stomach emptying
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| Where does mechanical and chemical digestion begin? | In the mouth
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| Acids and enzymes turn food into | Chyme
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| How much material can the stomach hold? | 2 to 4 liters
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| The Cephalic Phase of Digestive Regulation is controlled by | The Brain
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| Why is the rate at which the stomach empties important? | So the intestine doesn’t get too overloaded
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| Most absorption takes place in the | Intestine
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| What kinds of mechanisms start the gastric phase of digestion? | Neural and Hormonal
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| Which digestive organ tries to eliminate the things that could make you sick? | The Stomach
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