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  • Nicotine, tar, and tobacco are
    toxic substances
  • The bolus then reaches _____, which produces gastric juices
    the pharynx
    the small intestine
    the stomach
    the salivary glands
  • The waste travels to the
    large intestine
    faeces
    anus
    the pharynx
  • When we breathe in, air travels through our airways and into the
    inhalation
    air sacs
    bronchi
    larynx
  • All the food that a person regularly eats
    balanced diet
    nicotine
    diet
    tar
  • While we chew, the food mixes with the saliva produced by
    the salivary glands
    the stomach
    the pharynx
    the small intestine
  • Faeces leave the body through the
    anus
    villi
    large intestine
    the pharynx
  • Eating the right amount of each of the nutrients our body needs
    balanced diet
    diet
    nicotine
    tar
  • Everything we do requires:
    energy
    nutrients
    materials
  • The digestive system has two parts:
    The digestive tract & The helper glands
    The elimination of waste and the stomach
    Digestion and Absorption
  • Respiration takes place in the
    respiratory system
  • The respiratory system consists of
    larynx & trachea
    airways & lungs
    nostrils & pharynx
    bronchi & lungs
  • The movement of muscles that allows air to travel into and out of our lungs.
    Respiratory movement
  • It is the process of transporting oxygen and nutrients around the body in the blood.
    respiratory system
    circulatory system
    digestive system
    excretory system
  • The bronchioles lead to
    air sacs
    pharynx
    bronchi
    larynx
  • We breathe out during
    bronchi
    inhalation
    larynx
    exhalation
  • What do we need to help us to grow and for our body to work properly?
    energy
    materials
    nutrients
  • These include the salivary glands, the pancreas and the liver
    The helper glands
    the digestive tract
    The elimination of waste
  • Inside the lungs, bronchi divide into branches called
    larynx
    bronchioles
    pharynx
    air sacs
  • What systems work together during nutrition?
    The digestive, respiratory, circulatory, and excretory systems
  • We get energy and materials from the
    digestive system
    nutrients in our food
    energy
  • This is a long tube formed of the mouth, the pharynx, the oesophagus, stomach, small intestine, and large intestine.
    The elimination of waste
    the helper glands
    the digestive tract
  • The waste in the large intestine is turned into
    the pharynx
    villi
    faeces
    anus
  • The digestion process has three phases:
    digestion, absorption, and elimination of waste
    mouth, pharynx, and oesophagus
  • It is the process of obtaining oxygen from the air. We need oxygen to get energy from food.
    digestive system
    circulatory system
    respiratory system
    excretory system
  • The process of breaking down food into nutrients that our body can use
    respiratory system
    excretory system
    circulatory system
    digestive system
  • We breathe in during
    inhalation
    larynx
    bronchi
    exhalation
  • The chyme turns into a milky liquid called
    the stomach
    the chyle
    the pharynx
    the salivary glands
  • We obtain oxygen from the air through a process called:
    respiration
  • Air enters through the
    lungs
    pharynx
    larynx
    nostrils
  • These are located on the chest.
    pharynx
    lungs
    larynx
  • The trachea divides into two branches called
    larynx
    pharynx
    lungs
    bronchi
  • Digestion begins in the ________ where our teeth break down food.
    pharynx
    oesophagus
    mouth
    stomach
  • Nutrients are absorbed into the blood in the
    the small intestine
    the salivary glands
    the pharynx
    the stomach
  • It is the process of eliminating the waste produced in our body during the nutrition process
    excretory system
    digestive system
    respiratory system
    circulatory system
  • The inside of the small intestine is covered with tiny projections called
    villi
    anus
    faeces
    the pharynx
  • The chyme travels to the ________, which produces intestinal juices.
    the salivary glands
    the stomach
    the small intestine
    the pharynx