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Match each organ with its digestive function in humans.
| _____ | gallbladder | a. final stop for digestive waste |
| _____ | salivary gland | b. makes bile |
| _____ | colon | c. compacts undigested residues |
| _____ | liver | d. adds enzymes to small intestine |
| _____ | esophagus | e. delivers food to the stomach |
| _____ | rectum | f. stores, secretes bile |
| _____ | stomach | g. secretes gastric fluid |
| _____ | pancreas | h. secretes enzyme that begins starch digestion |
To match: Each organ with its digestive function in humans.
Gallbladder - f. stores, secretes bile.
Gallbladder is a small organ placed beside the liver in the body. It functions in storing and releasing concentrated bile into the small intestine to break down fats.
Salivary gland - h. secrete enzyme that begins starch digestion.
Salivary glands are the exocrine glands around the mouth and throat. It secretes saliva that contains salivary amylase for the initiation of starch digestion.
Colon - c. compacts undigested residues.
Colon is a part of the large intestine where the digestive processes of the body end. It contains the undigested food residue from which water, electrolytes and essential vitamins such as vitamin K are absorbed.
Liver - b. makes bile.
One of the functions that liver performs is bile secretion. Bile is a yellowish color liquid that is secreted by the liver for fat digestion in animals.
Esophagus - e...
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