Pathway of Food to the Stomach Fill In the Blanks Below First we must put the food in our oral canal. This action is called1_, Then we chew it up, or 2 the food. But, we don't call it food now, we call it 3 Then it is swallowed..oops, I mean we "GULP!" Once this happens it moves through the first "door", the have to do which is 6 To get it down it must be pushed by muscular waves called Now we are at the bottom of the tube, ready to enter the stomach. First, however, we need 8 Now we are in the stomach or the 9_ Then we move up the big bulge Now we are at the main part of the stomach or the nice 11 of water where most digestion occurs. We are almost out of the stomach but before we leave we will meet the 12 who feels bad that you got all wet and says, "Thanks for coming. I hope you can part of the long tube called the to pass through the or the big wheel of 10 Greek God come back another_13" Then exit through the gate, ak.a_14 Now For the Layers First we start with the layer that covers all our visceral organs, the outer layer of the stomach (which secretes a slippery fluid), the that helps the stomach in mechanical digestions, the17 The 3 types of muscles used are first the outer 18 then the _19_ & finally the inner contains our blood vessels. Finally, we reach the innermost layer called the 21 It covers the inner lining with, layer is covered with little grooves or 25 15 Then we hit the Then to the strong layer 16 20 Then we meet the submucosa that 23 Also, this _24 which house this wonderful inactive enzyme called 26 cells produce HCl it will contact this inactive enzyme and form the 22 Now, this layer is covered with a special gland called the Once the powerful enzyme called 27_ Now food will be broken down and turned into the milkshake like substance called 28 Now, we have successfully broken down food and are ready to leave the stomach and go to the first part of the 29 intestine, the 30 Great Job!l -
Pathway of Food to the Stomach Fill In the Blanks Below First we must put the food in our oral canal. This action is called1_, Then we chew it up, or 2 the food. But, we don't call it food now, we call it 3 Then it is swallowed..oops, I mean we "GULP!" Once this happens it moves through the first "door", the have to do which is 6 To get it down it must be pushed by muscular waves called Now we are at the bottom of the tube, ready to enter the stomach. First, however, we need 8 Now we are in the stomach or the 9_ Then we move up the big bulge Now we are at the main part of the stomach or the nice 11 of water where most digestion occurs. We are almost out of the stomach but before we leave we will meet the 12 who feels bad that you got all wet and says, "Thanks for coming. I hope you can part of the long tube called the to pass through the or the big wheel of 10 Greek God come back another_13" Then exit through the gate, ak.a_14 Now For the Layers First we start with the layer that covers all our visceral organs, the outer layer of the stomach (which secretes a slippery fluid), the that helps the stomach in mechanical digestions, the17 The 3 types of muscles used are first the outer 18 then the _19_ & finally the inner contains our blood vessels. Finally, we reach the innermost layer called the 21 It covers the inner lining with, layer is covered with little grooves or 25 15 Then we hit the Then to the strong layer 16 20 Then we meet the submucosa that 23 Also, this _24 which house this wonderful inactive enzyme called 26 cells produce HCl it will contact this inactive enzyme and form the 22 Now, this layer is covered with a special gland called the Once the powerful enzyme called 27_ Now food will be broken down and turned into the milkshake like substance called 28 Now, we have successfully broken down food and are ready to leave the stomach and go to the first part of the 29 intestine, the 30 Great Job!l -
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Transcribed Image Text:**Pathway of Food to the Stomach**
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First, we must put the food in our oral canal. This action is called __1__. Then we chew it up, or __2__ the food. But, we don’t call it food now, we call it __3__. Then it is swallowed…oops, I mean we have to do __4__! “GULP!” Once this happens it moves through the first "door" (the __5__) which is part of the long tube called the __6__. To get it down it must be pushed by muscular waves called __7__. Now, we are at the bottom of the tube, ready to enter the stomach. First, however, we need to pass through the __8__. Now we are in the stomach or the __9__. Then we move up the big bulge or the big wheel of __10__. Now we are at the main part of the stomach or the nice __11__ of water where most digestion occurs. We are almost out of the stomach, but before we leave we will meet the Greek God __12__, who feels bad that you got all wet and says, “Thanks for coming. I hope you can come back another __13__.” Then exit through the last gate, a.k.a __14__.
**Now For the Layers**
First, we start with the layer that covers all our visceral organs, the __15__. Then we hit the outer layer of the stomach (which secreted a slippery fluid), the __16__. Then to the strong layer that helps the stomach in mechanical digestion, the __17__. The 3 types of muscles used are: first the outer __18__, then the __19__, & finally the inner __20__. Then, we meet the submucosa that contains our blood vessels. Finally, we reach the innermost layer called the __21__. It covers the inner lining with __22___. Now, this layer is covered with a special gland called the __23__. Also, this layer is covered with little grooves or __24__ which house this wonderful inactive enzyme called __25__. Once the __26__ cells produce HCl it will contact this inactive enzyme and form the powerful enzyme called __27__. Now, food will be broken down and turned into the milkshake-like substance called __28__.
Now, we have successfully broken down food and are ready to leave the stomach and go
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