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Name: ______________________________________
Digestive System Anatomy
1. Color (if there’s a O) & Label the following organs:
_Anus
_Ascending colon
_Cecum
_Descending colon
_Duodenum
_Esophagus O
_Ileum
_Jejunum
_Large intestine O
_Mouth O
_Pharynx O
_Rectum O
_Sigmoid colon
_Small Intestine O
_Stomach O
_Transverse colon
Appendix
Gall bladder O
Liver O
Pancreas O
Salivary glands O
2. Number the organs with a _ next to their names according to the order in which food
passes through them
Name: ______________________________________
Alimentary Organ Actions
The Mouth
Does mechanical digestion take place in the mouth? If so, by what means?
Does chemical digestion take place in the mouth? If so, what is the polymer/s broken
down, monomer/s it’s broken down into, and enzyme/s responsible?
Nutrient group
Carbohydrate
Protein
Lipid
Polymer/s
Monomer/s
Enzyme/s
Does absorption take place in the mouth? If so, of which nutrient/s?
The Esophagus
Does mechanical digestion take place in the esophagus? If so, by what means?
Does chemical digestion take place in the esophagus? If so, what is the polymer/s broken
down, monomer/s it’s broken down into, and enzyme/s responsible?
Nutrient group
Carbohydrate
Protein
Lipid
Polymer/s
Monomer/s
Enzyme/s
Does absorption take place in the esophagus? If so, of which nutrient/s?
Name: ______________________________________
The Stomach
Does mechanical digestion take place in the stomach? If so, by what means?
Does chemical digestion take place in the stomach? If so, what is the polymer/s broken
down, monomer/s it’s broken down into, and enzyme/s responsible?
Nutrient group
Carbohydrate
Protein
Lipid
Polymer/s
Monomer/s
Enzyme/s
Does absorption take place in the stomach? If so, of which nutrient/s?
What digestive juices are produced by the stomach, and what do they do?
Name: ______________________________________
The Small Intestine
Does mechanical digestion take place in the small intestine? If so, by what means?
Does chemical digestion take place in the intestine? If so, what is the polymer/s broken
down, monomer/s it’s broken down into, and enzyme/s responsible?
Nutrient group
Carbohydrate
Protein
Lipid
Polymer/s
Monomer/s
Enzyme/s
Does absorption take place in the small intestine? If so, of which nutrient/s?
What do brush border enzymes do? Give examples of some brush border enzymes.
Name: ______________________________________
The Large Intestine
Does mechanical digestion take place in the large intestine? If so, by what means?
Does chemical digestion take place in the large intestine? If so, what is the polymer/s
broken down, monomer/s it’s broken down into, and enzyme/s responsible?
Nutrient group
Carbohydrate
Protein
Lipid
Polymer/s
Monomer/s
Enzyme/s
Does absorption take place in the large intestine? If so, of which nutrient/s?
What is the digestive role of intestinal bacteria?
Name: ______________________________________
Accessory Organ Contributions
The following digestive juices and enzymes should occur at least once: bile,
chymotrypsin, nuclease, pancreatic amylase, pancreatic lipase, and salivary amylase.
You may find others as well.
Salivary Glands
What digestive juice/s do the salivary glands produce, what polymers do they act on,
what monomers do they break it down into, and which alimentary organ they transported
to?
Digestive juice
Polymer acted on
Monomer result
Alimentary organ
transported to
Pancreas
What digestive juice/s does the pancreas produce, what polymers do they act on, what
monomers do they break it down into, and which alimentary organ are they transported
to?
Digestive juice
Polymer acted on
Monomer result
Alimentary organ
transported to
Name: ______________________________________
Liver
What digestive juice/s does the liver produce, what polymers do they act on, what
monomers do they break it down into, and which alimentary organ are they transported
to?
Digestive juice
Polymer acted on
Monomer result
Alimentary organ
transported to
What is the function of the gall bladder?
Nutrient Pathways
Summarize the digestion and absorption of carbohydrates, lipids, and proteins. Label
each organ with any digestive or absorptive action that it takes involving the nutrient in
question. For instance, if that nutrient is mechanically digested in the mouth, write
“mechanical digestion” by the mouth. If an enzyme that digests it is secreted by the
pancreas, write “secretes [enzyme]” by the pancreas. At the organ where sucrose is
converted to glucose and fructose, write “sucrose converted to glucose & fructose” by
that organ. Etc.!
Name: ______________________________________
Carbohydrates
Name: ______________________________________
Lipids
Name: ______________________________________
Proteins