'Digestive system work' presentation slideshows

Functional Anatomy

Functional Anatomy. Equine Science II. Four Basic Surfaces. Dorsal refers to the upper surfaces of the animal Ventral refers to the lower or abdominal area Anterior or cranial refers to the head or front Caudal or posterior refers to the tail or rear. Dorsal. Anterior. Caudal. Ventral.

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Topic: Nutrition Aim: How does the Digestive system work? HW: Surface area lab

Topic: Nutrition Aim: How does the Digestive system work? HW: Surface area lab. Do Now: explain the cartoon. Accessory/ Helper organs. Organs that help the digestive system Help by producing digestive juices that contain enzymes Food DOES NOT pass through these organs.

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The Digestive System

The Digestive System. mouth. The Digestive System. Ingestion ? food is taken into the body through the mouth 2) Digestion ? food is broken down (physically and chemically) 3) Absorption ? nutrients are moved into the blood 4) Elimination

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The Digestive System

The Digestive System. By: Summer Stussy. The Digestive System. The Digestive system is built of a series of hollow organs that extend from the mouth to the anus. Food and waste travel from organ to organ in a wavy muscle contraction called peristalsis . . Interactions with other Systems.

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CIRCULATORY SYSTEM

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How does the digestive system work?

How does the digestive system work?. Do you know all the parts of the digestive system?.

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Proper Nutrition, Food Enzymes, and Other Important Factors for Your Digestive Health

Are you taking good care of your digestive health? Learn about the importance of proper nutrition and having sufficient food enzymes for your gut.

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