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organ system that carries out digestion
digestive system
liquid that wets food and contains enzymes that help break food apart
saliva
help break food apart chemically
enzymes
tube lines with muscles
esophogus
slippery material that helps food down esophagus
mucus
front teeth for biting
incisors
mddle teeth for cutting & tearing
canines
back teeth for crushing & grinding
molars
muscular sac that helps break down food
stomach
How long does stomach churn food
4-5 hours
makes enzymes that break down many kinds of nutrients
pancreas
makes an enzyme that breaks down fats
liver
Where are most nutrients aborsbed
small intestine
narrow tube 20 feet long
small intestine
How do nutrients pass into the blood?
villi
tiny fingerlike bumps that line the wall of the small intestine
villi
How do nutrients gt to rest of body?
through the blood
Absorbs water, mineral and salts.
large intestine
Waste that leaves body is mostly?
tough fibers from plant material that can't be digested
Where does digestion begin?
mouth
What is the role of the pancreas in digesting food
makes enzymes
takes in and responds to information
nervous system
a cell that carries a message
neuron
Three parts of the brain
brain stem
cerebellum
cerebrum
controls breathing, heartbeat and blood pressure
brain stem
controls balance & movement
cerebellum
largest part of brain. thinking, imagination, memory, movement
cerebrum
five senses
sight, hearing, smell taste touch
3 parts of the nervous system
brain
spinal cord
peripheral nerves
thick bundle of nerves held inside the spine.
spinal cord
brain & spinal cord are the
central nervous system
part of the nervous system outside the central nervous system
peripheral nervous system
2 types of peripheral nerves
sensory nerves
Motor nerves
carry messages away from body parts and organs and toward the cental nervous system
sensory nerves
type of perifpheral nerves that include nerves for 5 senses
sensory nerves
carry messages from the central nervous system toward muscles or other body parts throughout the body
motor nerves
type of message atht does not begin or end at brain
reflex
a movement that happens without the brain being involved
reflex
a white fatty material that helps neurons carry signals quickly
myelin
A nerve that moves a muscle is
motor nerve