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The organs in the successive tract are, in order, Mouth, Buccal cavity, Esophagus, Stomach, Small intestine, Large Intestine, Rectum and Anus. Accessory organs include liver, Pancreas and gall bladder.
Functions:
Mouth- ingestion of food
Buccal cavity- chewing of food and mixing with saliva, digestion of starch
Esophagus - peristalsis to push food into stomach
Stomach- digestion of proteins starts, food is mixed with acid to form chyme.
Small intestine- maximum digestion and absorption of food occurs here.
Large intestine- Absorption of water and leftover food.
Rectum- storage of fecal material
Anus- egestion of feces.
2) Digestion is a process where the large complex biomolecules are broken down into simpler molecules, so that they can be absorbed into the bloodstream, and the nutrients can be supplied throughout the body for purposes of energy generation and other functions.
3) Organ affected by:
Hepatitis- Liver
Cheilitis- lips
Gingivitis- Gums
Gastritis- Stomach
Colitis- Intestine
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