Digestive System 10 Jeopardy Template

Functions of Digestive System	Alimentary Canal 1	Alimentary Canal 2	Accessory Organs	Nutrients
100 What is Ingestion? Taking in food, the process of eating	100 What is the start of the digestion process? Mouth	100 What is the function of the stomach? Receives food from the esophagus, mixing and storing until the food gets completely digested	100 What are accessory organs? Organs that help with the digestive system but aren’t a part of the actual digestive tract	100 What is the main nutrient source of energy? Carbohydrates
200 What is Absorption? Taking in nutrients	200 Name the 3 sections of the large intestine. Cecum, colon, rectum	200 What organ is the location of most digestion and nutrient absorption? Small Intestine	200 What is the function of the liver? Removes bacteria, detoxifies blood from drugs and poison, stores glycogen, and produces fats	200 Name the 6 major nutrients. Water, carbohydrates, fats, proteins, vitamins, minerals
300 What is Secretion? When the enzymes are liquified, adjusting the pH level	300 What does a tongue do to help the digestion process? Helps to push food down the esophagus	300 What are the functions of the large intestine? Absorption of water and salt back into the body, removal of wastes through the rectum and anus that is left over	300 Where is the pancreas located? What is the function of the pancreas? Located in the abdomen, which converts food into fuel for the body's cells	300 Where are fats used in the human body? Cell membranes, nerve cells, hormone production, and energy
400 What is Propulsion? Movement of food along with the digestive tract	400 Name the 4 layers of tissue of the alimentary canal. Mucosa, Submucosa, Muscularis, Serosa	400 How do the built-up feces leave the body? The external anal sphincter needs to be voluntarily relaxed which causes it to release the built-up feces in the anus	400 When does the gallbladder release the bile? When a person eats to aid the digestion of fat	400 Define protein. Protein is the main constituent of the body, which makes up muscles, internal organs, skin, and blood
500 What is Egestion? Elimination of waste	500 Define anus. The opening at the very end of the digestive tract when feces leave the body	500 Which kind of gastric gland cells does the mucosa layer include? Mucous cells, chief cells, parietal cells	500 What happens when too much water is removed from the gallbladder? Gallstones might form in the gallbladder	500 Where are vitamins used in the human body? To build up proteins, fats, sugars, and are an essential nutrient for keeping the body healthy

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