Maira Alejandra Triana Molina

Maria Camila Puerta Franco

DIGESTIVE
SYSTEM
 DEFINITION
The digestive
system is the set
of organs
responsible for
the digestion
process.
 FUNCTIONS
THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM IS RESPONSIBLE FOR
CHEMICALLY BREAKING DOWN NUTRIENTS
INTO PARTS SMALL ENOUGH SO THAT THE
BODY CAN ABSORB THE NUTRIENTS AND USE
THEM FOR ENERGY, GROWTH, AND CELL
REPAIR.
PARTS
 PARTS

MOUTH SALIVARY OESOPHAGUS LIVER

GLANDS
 PARTS

STOMACH PANCREAS GALLBLADDER SMALL

INTESTINE
 PARTS

ANUS

LARGE APPENDIX RECTUM

INTESTINE
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MOUTH
Turns food into small pieces
with the help of the teeth
and saliva.
ESOPHAGUS
Carries food from the
mouth to the stomach.
 Liver
Produces bile, breaks down
fat, and removes toxins STOMACH
Gallbladder
Churns and
Stores the bile the Pancreas mixes food with
liver produces Produces enzymes that gastric juice
help break down food
 SMALL INTESTINES
Digests and absorbs proteins,
fats, and carbohydrates

LARGE
INTESTINES
Absorbs salt and water
from food, leaving a soft
mass called stool
 RECTUM
Acts as the stool's

ANUS temporary storage

Where stool exits

the body
Digestive
system
disease
Crohn's disease

Crohn's disease is a chronic,

autoimmune inflammatory
condition of the digestive tract
that evolves recurrently with
outbreaks.
Symptoms

abdominal pain fatigue under weight

articulations pain fever

Cause
Crohn's disease can cause
other complications, such
as intestinal obstruction,
ulcers, fistulas, anal
fissures, malnutrition and
other health problems.
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