Dygestive System Disorders

Human Dygestive System's Desease

Intro

We already know that in the human body, there are 14 components of the digestive system which are generally divided into 8 digestive tracts and 6 accessory organs, where each component has its own role in the process of digesting food. Making food can be absorbed into the body and turn it into energy. But, what happens if there is a disorder in our digestive system? What are the disorders and what causes them? Let's discuss one by one!

How dygestive system works?

Please check this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_T_vmcLyTzI

How about dygestive system desease?

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njJEicQhfDc

Quiz Time

Multiple Choice

Gum disease generally doesn't hurt. You may have it ´for years before you feel discomfort.

• Gastroenteritis

• Gingivitis

• Periodontitis

• Shigellosis

Multiple Choice

It is an advanced stage of gum disease that can threaten the loss of your teeth.

• Gastroenteritis

• Gingivitis

• Periodontitis

• Shigellosis

Multiple Choice

´general term for diseases causing inflammation of the stomach and intestinal mucosa.

• Gastroenteritis

• Gingivitis

• Periodontitis

• Shigellosis

Multiple Choice

´a severe form of diarrhea caused by group of facultative anaerobic G- rods of the genus Shigella

• Gastroenteritis

• Gingivitis

• Periodontitis

• Shigellosis

Multiple Choice

Children are the most likely to get this disease.

• Cholera

• Infection

• Ulcer

• Salmonella

Multiple Choice

´Outbreaks caused by temporary lapses in sanitation practices

• Cholera

• Infection

• Intoxication

• Ulcer

Multiple Choice

´A dull or burning pain in your stomach.

• Infection

• Intoxication

• Dysentery

• Ulcer

Multiple Choice

pathogen enters GI tract and multiplies

• Infection

• Intoxication

• Dysentery

• Ulcer

Multiple Choice

Ingestion of pre-formed toxin.

• Infection

• Intoxication

• Dysentery

• Ulcer

Multiple Choice

Sever diarrhea accompanied by blood or mucus.

• Infection

• Intoxication

• Dysentery

• Ulcer

That's it for today