GI system

accessory organs of digestion

liver

biliary duct system

pancreas

GI tract

mouth

pharynx

esophagus

stomach

small & large intestine

chewing with helpfrom saliva that produce at parotid,

submandibula, sublingual

assist swallowing food than peristaltic propels

liquid and solid trough esphagusinto stomach

serves as a temporary storage area for food, breaks down food into chyme a semifluid substance, begins digestion, moves the gastric contents into the small intestine

enzim

pepsin

renin

asam lambung

completing food digestion absorbing food molecules, water, and vitamins through its wallinto the circulatory system,which then delivers them to cellsthroughout the body secreting hormones that control the secretion of bile, pancreatic juice

enzim

amilasetripsin

lipase

metabolizing carbohydrates, fats, and proteins detoxifying various endogenous and exogenous toxins in plasma converting ammonia to urea for excretion synthesizing plasma proteins, nonessential amino acids, and