IV. Match the reasons with the situations indicated below: A) The epiglottis failed to close the trachea B) Peristaltic movement in the esophagus become slow C) Fats, proteins and cellulose are the hardest to digest D) Lower esophageal sphincter did not contract E) Undigested food stays too long in the large intestine 16. Always constipated. 17. Most likely happened when a person chocked while eating. 18. Cause of heart burn or pain in the chest but not related to the heart. 19. Happens when you swallow and you feel the bolus is stuck in the chest. 20. Reason why the food expelled when you vomit an hour after eating is just meat or vegetables, no rice or bread.

IV. Match the reasons with the situations indicated below: A) The epiglottis failed to close the trachea B) Peristaltic movement in the esophagus become slow C) Fats, proteins and cellulose are the hardest to digest D) Lower esophageal sphincter did not contract E) Undigested food stays too long in the large intestine 16. Always constipated. 17. Most likely happened when a person chocked while eating. 18. Cause of heart burn or pain in the chest but not related to the heart. 19. Happens when you swallow and you feel the bolus is stuck in the chest. 20. Reason why the food expelled when you vomit an hour after eating is just meat or vegetables, no rice or bread.

Fundamentals of Sectional Anatomy: An Imaging Approach

2nd Edition

ISBN:9781133960867

Author:Denise L. Lazo

Publisher:Denise L. Lazo

Chapter6: Abdomen

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