ANSWER.
GI tract crossword puzzle.
* ACROSS.
3) A strong corrosive acid produced by stomach to assist in
digestion - Hydrochloric acid.
4) A circular muscle surrounding and able to close,a body opening
Sphincter.
6) A common alkaline chemical that is secreted by pancreas is Bicarbonate.
8) A muscular ,pouch like organ tat grinds and churns swallowed food is
Stomach.
10) A digestive fluid made by liver is Bile.
11) Finger like projections of the sheeth of lining of digestive tract
is Villi.
12) A slippery coating of the digestive tract lining that protect the cells is
Mucus.
14) A compound with both water soluble and fat soluble portions that can attract
fats and oils into water is Emulsifier.
* DOWN.
1) The circular muscles of lower stomach that regulate the flow of partially digested
food into the small intestine Cardiac valve.
2) To break molecules into smaller molecule Digest.
5) A wave like muscular squeezing of esophagus,stomach and small intestine
Peristalsis.
7) Fluid resulting from action of stomach on a meal is Chyme.
9) To take in,nutrients are taken into the intestinal cells after digestion Absorb.
13) The large intestine Colon.
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