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WorksheetsDigestive System Online Learning
Total questions: 95
Worksheet time: 48mins
What is A pointing to?
Salivary glands
Mouth
Pharynx
Esophagus
Rectum
What is B pointing to?
Salivary glands
Mouth
Pharynx
Esophagus
Rectum
What is C pointing to?
Salivary glands
Mouth
Pharynx
Esophagus
Rectum
What is D pointing to?
Salivary glands
Mouth
Pharynx
Esophagus
Rectum
What is E pointing to?
Liver
Gallbladder
Stomach
Pancreas
Small Intestines
What is F pointing to?
Liver
Gallbladder
Stomach
Pancreas
Small Intestines
What is G pointing to?
Liver
Gallbladder
Stomach
Pancreas
Small Intestines
What is H pointing to?
Liver
Gallbladder
Stomach
Pancreas
Small Intestines
What is i pointing to?
Large Intestines
Anus
Stomach
Rectum
Small Intestines
What is J pointing to?
Large Intestines
Anus
Stomach
Rectum
Small Intestines
What is K pointing to?
Large Intestines
Anus
Stomach
Rectum
Small Intestines
What is L pointing to?
Large Intestines
Anus
Stomach
Rectum
Small Intestines
gastr
stomach
food
nourish
liver
aliment
stomach
food
nourish
liver
nutri
stomach
food
nourish
liver
hepat
stomach
food
nourish
liver
rect
straight
intestines
hairy
to soak up
enter
straight
intestines
hairy
to soak up
vill
straight
intestines
hairy
to soak up
sorpt
straight
intestines
hairy
to soak up
lingu
tongue
around
juice
to soak up
peri
tongue
around
juice
to soak up
chyme
tongue
around
juice
to soak up
Digestive system doesn't run well during stressful times.
True
False
Functions of the digestive system. (select multiple)
ingest
absorb
defecate
accessory organs
gastritis
chemical and physical breakdown of food into forms the cells can use
digestion
chemical
physical
alimentary canal
If a medication needs to be ingested it goes
on skin
in mouth
in anus
up the nose
A patient needs to defecate, so you
take them to the bathroom
brush their teeth
give them a pan to throw up in
call the dr immediately
Chewing food in your mouth with your teeth and tongue is a form of
physical digestion
chemical digestion
metabolism
peristalsis
Saliva breaking down carbs is a form of
physical digestion
chemical digestion
metabolism
peristalsis
Food moving through the intestines is
physical digestion
chemical digestion
metabolism
peristalsis
nutrients being changed into energy
physical digestion
chemical digestion
metabolism
peristalsis
food after it had been processed in the stomach
chyme
bolus
microvilli
uvula
food in the mouth mixed with saliva
chyme
bolus
microvilli
uvula
back of the mouth, looks like a finger, keeps food out of nose
chyme
bolus
microvilli
uvula
very small finger-like projections that absorb nutrients
chyme
bolus
microvilli
uvula
Which is part of the small intestines?
duodenum
jejunem
ileum
cecum
which is the correct order?
duodenum, jejunem, ileum
ileum, jejunem, duodenum
duodenum, ileum, jejunem
jejunem, ileum, duodenum
which. is the correct order?
cecum, ascending, transverse, descending, sigmoid, rectum, anus
cecum, sigmoid, rectum, anus, ascending, transverse, descending
ascending, transverse, descending, cecum, sigmoid, rectum, anus
sigmoid, rectum, cecum, ascending, transverse, descending, anus
Pick the accessory organs
Teeth
Pancreas
Mouth
Salivary Glands
Stomach
Pick the accessory organs
Liver
Pancreas
Mouth
Gallbladder
Colon
Small intestines breakdown
carbohydrates
fat
protein
fiber
Carbohydrates start to be broken-down by
saliva
teeth
tongue
pharynx
muscle at the top of the stomach is not closing, stomach acid goes into the esophagus
heartburn
gastritis
enteritis
diarrhea
inflammation of the stomach
heartburn
gastritis
enteritis
diarrhea
inflammation of the intestines
heartburn
gastritis
enteritis
diarrhea
watery stools
heartburn
gastritis
enteritis
diarrhea
inflammation of the stomach and intestines
gastroenteritis
constipation
ulcer
jaundice
hepatitis
food/waste stays in large intestines too long
gastroenteritis
constipation
ulcer
jaundice
hepatitis
erosion of mucus lining of stomach or small intestines
gastroenteritis
constipation
ulcer
jaundice
hepatitis
bile gets into the bloodstream
gastroenteritis
constipation
ulcer
jaundice
hepatitis
cancer of large intestines
colon cancer
diverticulitis
diverticula
cirrhosis
gallstones
inflammation of the liver caused by a virus
gastroenteritis
constipation
ulcer
jaundice
hepatitis
inflammation of a diverticula
colon cancer
diverticulitis
diverticula
cirrhosis
gallstones
mucus protrudes through colon wall, then the wall becomes weak
colon cancer
diverticulitis
diverticula
cirrhosis
gallstones
chronic inflammatory condition of the liver, liver becomes damaged, hard and fibrosis
colon cancer
diverticulitis
diverticula
cirrhosis
gallstones
bile stored too long or too much water is removed
colon cancer
diverticulitis
diverticula
cirrhosis
gallstones
no digestion takes place, swallow
D
A
B
C
no digestion takes place, transports food from pharynx to stomach
D
C
B
A
moistens and lubricates food, carbs start to be broken down
D
C
B
A
breaks up food with teeth and tongue
D
C
B
A
churns food, thick mucus protects wall, holds food for 3-4 hours
G
J
I
K
absorb water, prepares feces, contains bacteria to metabolize remaining nutrients
G
J
I
K
completes digestion, absorbs nutrients, acid is neutralized, 3-6 hours for food to move through
G
J
I
K
stores and expels feces
G
J
I
K
Sphincter, opening for eliminating feces
E
F
H
L
hormones raise and lower blood sugar, produce bicarbonate, produce enzymes to break down nutrients
E
F
H
L
stores and concentrates bile, found under the liver
E
F
H
L
makes and stores glucose, stores vitamin A,B and D, break down old hormones, drugs, alcohol, and harmful substances
E
F
H
L
During an upper GI the endoscope goes in to the
nose
mouth
both nose and mouth
An upper GI procedure usually goes into the large intestines.
True
False
A lower GI procedure does not go into the small intestines.
True
False
Upper GI is used to evaluate
nausea or vomiting
tumor or ulcer
infection or inflammation
bleeding
difficulty swallowing
Lower GI is used to evaluate
abdominal pain
tumor or ulcer or polyps
infection or inflammation
rectal bleeding
diverticulosis
A biopsy can be taken during an upper and lower GI.
True
False
During a lower GI ___ can be removed using a snare and the area cauterized (burned).
polyp
sore
ulcer
diverticula
During an upper GI you usually lay on
back
left side
right side
During an upper and lower GI a __ is used, it is a thin, flexible tube with a light and a camera.
endoscope
exoscope
oroscope
rectoscope
A balanced diet on your menu includes ___ fruit a day.
1-2 c
2-3c
0-1 c
2 1/2 -3c
A balanced diet on your menu includes ___ veggies a day.
1-3 c
2-3c
3-5 c
2 1/2 -3c
A balanced diet on your menu includes ___ dairy a day.
1 c
2 c
3 c
1 1/2 c
A balanced diet on your menu includes ___ protein a day.
2-6.5 oz
1-4.5 oz
6-10 oz
2 oz
absorbed directly into blood stream as food is broken down, urinating out extra
mineral
vitamin
water-soluble
fat-soluble
organ that regulates water-soluble vitamins
kidney
liver
large intestines
small intestines
pick water-soluble vitamins
B12
Vitamin C
Niacin -- B3
Vitamin D
Vitamin K
pick fat-soluble vitamins
B6
Vitamin A
Biotin -- B7
Vitamin D
Vitamin K
absorbed via lymph channels, travel under protein escort
mineral
vitamin
water-soluble
fat-soluble
helps prevent scurvy
Vitamin D
Vitamin A
Vitamin C
Vitamin K
helps prevent blindness
Vitamin D
Vitamin A
Vitamin C
Vitamin K
helps prevent rickets
Vitamin D
Vitamin A
Vitamin C
Vitamin K
helps prevent birth defects
Vitamin K
Magnesium
Folic acid
fluoride
helps with healthy teeth
Vitamin K
Magnesium
Folic acid
fluoride
gives you strong bones
calcium
vitamin D
fluoride
folic acid
organic and can be broken down by heat, air and acid
mineral
vitamin
water-soluble
fat-soluble
inorganic and hold chemical structure
mineral
vitamin
water-soluble
fat-soluble
