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Column A Column B mouth A. makes bile 2. large intestine B. produce juices in the mouth 3. liver C. churns food, adds juices 4. stomach D. where digestion begins 5. teeth E. water removed, solids stored 6. small intestine F. tiny, finger-like projections found in sm 7. salivary glands G. breaks, grinds food into pieces 8. gall bladder H. absorbs food, sends it throughout boc 9. villi 1. stores bile 1.

Column A Column B mouth A. makes bile 2. large intestine B. produce juices in the mouth 3. liver C. churns food, adds juices 4. stomach D. where digestion begins 5. teeth E. water removed, solids stored 6. small intestine F. tiny, finger-like projections found in sm 7. salivary glands G. breaks, grinds food into pieces 8. gall bladder H. absorbs food, sends it throughout boc 9. villi 1. stores bile 1.

Phlebotomy Essentials
Phlebotomy Essentials
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Author:Ruth McCall, Cathee M. Tankersley MT(ASCP)
Publisher:Ruth McCall, Cathee M. Tankersley MT(ASCP)
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The Digestive System The digestive system changes food into useable substances for the body. teeth- hold, tear, and chew foods salivary glands secrete juices into the mout tongue moces food mass in a small, soft ball to the rear of the mouth where it is suallowed esophagus food passageway between mouth and stomaci liver- produces digestive juice called bile stomach receices food, churns it. ant adds gastric juices to it gall bladder- stores bile until needed for digestion pancreas produces digestice juices to further break douun food in digestion small intestine- absorbs useable food substances which are sent to all body parts by blood vessels Food digestion is now complete large intestine stores unused solid substances after water is remoced rectum holds solid waste and controls Its release from body
Transcribed Image Text:The Digestive System The digestive system changes food into useable substances for the body. teeth- hold, tear, and chew foods salivary glands secrete juices into the mout tongue moces food mass in a small, soft ball to the rear of the mouth where it is suallowed esophagus food passageway between mouth and stomaci liver- produces digestive juice called bile stomach receices food, churns it. ant adds gastric juices to it gall bladder- stores bile until needed for digestion pancreas produces digestice juices to further break douun food in digestion small intestine- absorbs useable food substances which are sent to all body parts by blood vessels Food digestion is now complete large intestine stores unused solid substances after water is remoced rectum holds solid waste and controls Its release from body
Column A Column B 1. mouth A. makes bile 2. large intestine B. produce juices in the mouth 3. liver C. churns food, adds juices 4. - stomach D. where digestion begins 5. teeth E. water removed, solids stored 6. small intestine F. tiny, finger-like projections found in sm 7. salivary glands G. breaks, grinds food into pieces 8. gall bladder H. absorbs food, sends it throughout boc 9. villi 1. stores bile
Transcribed Image Text:Column A Column B 1. mouth A. makes bile 2. large intestine B. produce juices in the mouth 3. liver C. churns food, adds juices 4. - stomach D. where digestion begins 5. teeth E. water removed, solids stored 6. small intestine F. tiny, finger-like projections found in sm 7. salivary glands G. breaks, grinds food into pieces 8. gall bladder H. absorbs food, sends it throughout boc 9. villi 1. stores bile
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