### Vocabulary Matching Exercise**Match the words with the correct definition:**1. Emesis2. Eructation3. Mastication4. Regurgitation5. Peristalsis6. Prehension7. Coprophagia8. Emulsification9. Defecation**Definitions:**a. The act of grasping food with the mouth. b. The process of breaking down fat globules. c. The consumption of feces. d. The process of expelling gases orally, "burping." e. The movement of digested food back up the esophagus toward the mouth. f. The act of chewing. g. The process of expelling feces. h. A wavelike motion that progressively moves through a tubular organ such as the intestines. **Instructions:**Match each term with the appropriate definition to understand various physiological processes related to digestion and excretion. Ensure you understand each term's meaning by referring back to this guide as necessary.

The Digestive System is the collection of organs and tissues that are in charge of food digestion, absorption, and evacuation. The teeth, Mouth, Esophagus, Stomach, Small Intestine, and Large Intestine are all part of the digestive system. It is supported by other organs such as the liver, gallbladder, and pancreas.Answer: Match the following: The act of grasping food with the mouth: Prehension The process of breaking down for globules: Emulsification The consumption of feces: Coprophagia The process of expelling gases orally: "burping": Eructation The movement of undigested food back up the esophagus toward the mouth: Regurgitation The act of chewing: Mastication The process of expelling feces: Defecation A wave-like motion that progressively moves through a tubular organ such as the small intestine: Peristalsis

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Match the words with the correct definition: Eructation Mastication a. The act of grasping food with the mouth. b. The process of breaking down fat globules. C. The consumption of feces. d. The process of expelling gases orally; "burping." e. The movement of undigested food back up the esophagus toward the mouth. f. The act of chewing. The Regurgitation Peristalsis Prehension Coprophagia Emulsification Defecation 9. process of expelling feces. h. A wavelike motion that progressively moves through a tubular organ such as the sm intestines.

Match the words with the correct definition: Eructation Mastication a. The act of grasping food with the mouth. b. The process of breaking down fat globules. C. The consumption of feces. d. The process of expelling gases orally; "burping." e. The movement of undigested food back up the esophagus toward the mouth. f. The act of chewing. The Regurgitation Peristalsis Prehension Coprophagia Emulsification Defecation 9. process of expelling feces. h. A wavelike motion that progressively moves through a tubular organ such as the sm intestines.

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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ISBN:9780134580999

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Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

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