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Gall bladder picture - https://myhealth.alberta.ca/health/tests-treatments/_layouts/15/healthwise/media/medical/hw/h9991361_002.jpg
Intestine- https://media.padletcdn.com/v13/image/a_exif,c_limit,dpr_auto,h_130,w_200/http%3A%2F%2Fimg.webmd.com%2Fdtmcms%2Flive%2Fwebmd%2Fconsumer_assets%2Fsite_images%2Fmedia%2Fmedical%2Fhw%2Fhwkb17_007_04.jpg
Teeth-  http://i292.photobucket.com/albums/mm22/ihsh/teeth.png
Colon- http://www.colorectalcanceralliancecentralma.org/images/whatis.jpg
Digestive organs - http://www.zo.utexas.edu/faculty/sjasper/images/f31.6.jpg

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The opening for eliminating waste material. Controls if solids, liquids and gases are removed from the body.

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The last 20 cm segment of the large intestine where feces are thickened with water and mucus.  Compacts and stores feces.

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The largest compartment of large intestine. Water such as minerals and vitamins are reabsorbed out of the wastes.

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Absorbs water from the remaining indigestible food matter and transmit the useless waste material from the body. Contain E. coli which is a anaerobic bacteria. There are smooth muscles here needed for further peristalsis.

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Last part of the small intestine. Absorbed bile salts and other material that were not absorbed by jejunum. Contains finger like villi that increase absorption on the intestinal walls.

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The second  last part of small intestine where absorption of nutrients occurs into the bloodstream. Increases the surface area by microvilli.

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First part 30 cm of the small intestine where most of digestion occurs. Leads to the Jejunum. Receives food (acid chyme) that is partially digested from the stomach. chemical digestion happens here.

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Most important organ for digestion .  Muscular tube that Absorbs nutrients and water. There are two parts to it.

Duodenum- First part where most of digestion occurs.

Jejunum - second last part

Ileum last part

Bicarbonate ions are carried from the pancreas to small intestine to neutralize HCL in the gastric fluids.Secretion is a hormone that stimulates Bicarbonate ions to be released and other pancreatic fluids.. Enterokinase is another enzyme that converts trypsinogen to trypsin. Trypsin (active form of trypsinogen) digests proteins and breaks down long chain polypeptides into peptides which are shorter chains. The last enzyme Erepsins completes the final breakdown of proteins. These enzymes break down the small chain peptides into amino acids. It also releases   cholecystokinin (CCK) which travel to the gall bladder and triggers it to release bile salts.

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Storage for bile that is made by the liver.  This bile is then excreted into the small intestine to break up large fat globules into smaller, more digestible pieces. Cholecystokinin (CCK) released from the small intestine triggers the gallbladder to release bile salts.

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Produces digestive juices  juices to break down carbs, proteins, fats  and trypsin. Produces insulin needed to maintain  glucose level. It also releases Lipases which are lipid or fat breaking down enzymes.

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A J shaped muscular organ where food is stored, turned and digested. It is the first place of chemical digestion. Sphincters permit and emit movement of food into the stomach. The stomach produces the enzyme pepsin. This enzyme that came from  pepsinogen which breaks down protein and  breaks

the long amino acid chains . Mucus lines the stomach's walls. It protects the stomach from digestive juices. Hydrochloric acid known as HCL, lines the walls and kills invading pathogens. It also provides a PH that will neutralize the fluid so the stomach will not be broken down by enzymes. All these digestive fluids in the stomach are known as Gastric fluids.

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Filters waste from the blood of digestive tracts . Detoxifies chemicals and produces bile. Bile speeds up fat breakdown. Bile made in the gall bladder also contains bile salts that speed up large fat physical digestion.

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Muscular tube that carries food from the mouth to the stomach.  Wavelike contractions in the esophagus called peristalsis transfers bolus down. It also secrests mucus for lubrication.

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Muscular tract that receives food from the mouth and brings it to esophagus . Also know as the throat. The epiglottis is found here. This is a flap of tissue that prevents food from entering the trachea.

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Produces saliva and enzymes that start the process of breaking down food into sugars Contains

amylase. This is an enzyme that breaks down starches  or complex carbohydrates.

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Located in the mouth where food is grinded down into smaller pieces.Mechanical digestion occurs from the teeth. They also form chewed food into bolus with ball of food.

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The mouth is the first part of digestion where food is inserted. The mouth contains teeth for mechanical digestion and the tongue where food is pushed into the throat. Contains saliva which lubricate food and contain enzymes.