Mouth

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Mouth
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Esophagus
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Stomach
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Small Intestine
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Large Intestine
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Rectum
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Liver
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Pancreas
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Gallbladder
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The process of digestion begins here. Food is
broken down into smaller pieces by chewing
(mechanical) and saliva (chemical).
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The tube that carries chewed food to the stomach.
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Bag-like organ that continues the process of
mechanical digestion. Secretes gastric juices
that perform some chemical digestion.
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Organ where most chemical digestion takes place.
Nutrients from food are also absorbed through
this organ. Approximately 22 feet long.
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Organ where water is absorbed from food and taken
into the bloodstream. Prepares the remaining
undigested food material for elimination from the
body.
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Short tube that stores solid waste until it is
eliminated from the body through the anus.
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Ancillary organ of the digestive system that
produces bile. Bile is used by the body to break
down fat particles.
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Ancillary organ of the digestive system.
Produces digestive juices that help further break
down food small intestine.
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Ancillary organ of the digestive system that
stores bile produced by the liver.