Systems of the Body by Jovan Meadows

The Mouth

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The mouth is a hole in your head where digestion starts. Inside the mouth are the tongue and teeth. The tongue helps move food around and break it into smaller pieces, then it pushes the food down your throat when you're done chewing. And the teeth help break down the food into smaller pieces so you're able to swallow it.

The Esophagus

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The esophagus is a long, stretchy pipe that shifts chewed food and liquids down to the stomach. The squeezing motion of the muscles is called peristalsis and it happens throughout the digestive system including the esophagus.

The Stomach

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The stomach is a saclike muscular organ that stores food and breaks it down with stomach acids

The Small Intestine

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The Large Intestine

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Colon/Rectum

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BREAKFAST - Cin-a-Stack Pancakes W/ Strawberry Syrup

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LUNCH - Bacon Egg & Cheese Tacos W/Hash Browns

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DINNER - Classic Chicken Sandwich W/ Seasoned Fries & Honey Mustard

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