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What do you call the process of taking in food through the mouth?

• DIGESTION

• INGESTION

• FOOD BOLUS

• EXCRETION

It secretes saliva that lubricate the food and the palate that forms the rooting of the mouth.

• DIGESTION

• INGESTION

• DUCT OF SALIVA

• SALIVARY GLANDS

It is a muscular organ that mixes the food with saliva aids in swallowing.

• TONGUE

• MOUTH

• SALIVARY GLANDS

• TEETH

Food that has been chewed and mixed in the mouth with saliva

• BOLUS

• ENZYMES

• SALIVA

• FOOD

It is located posterior to the mouth, it is the common passageway for digestion and respiration.

• BOLUS

• SALIVA

• PHARYNX OR THROAT

• LARYNX

It prevents the bolus or the food from entering in the trachea.

• PHARYNX

• LARYNX

• TRACHEA

• EPIGLOTTIS

It is a muscular tube through where the food s from pharynx to the stomach.

• ESOPHAGUS

• LARYNX

• PHARYNX

• EPIGLOTTIS

A ring shape muscles, where food enters from the esophagus to the stomach to prevent food reflux.

• CARDIAC SPHINCTER

• ESOPHAGUS

• PHARYNX

• INGESTION

Another term for Ptyalin?

• AMYLASE

• SALIVA

• TEETH

• THROAT

It is responsible for the breakdown and absorption of the nutrients from the food thereby bringing energy for the body, and it is divided into two parts the organ of alimentary tract that comes in contact with the food and the accessory organ that pour out secretion to assess in the digestive system.

• DIGESTIVE TRACT

• DIGESTIVE SYSTEM

• DIGESTION

• INGESTION