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Complete the following flow chart using the terms listed below: stomach transverse colon anus ascending colon cecum descendinMatch the number to the corresponding term. Each term can only be used once.

For example, look at # 1 Food enters the . . . . _____________, ask yourself the question, "where does food enter the body?" , oral cavity is the correct answer for # 1.

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Food enters the oral cavity (1) there it mixes with the saliva secreted by salivary glands (17).Then it crosses the pharynx (2) and passes via the esophagus (3).After this it enters the stomach(4). It forms a bolus and reach the duodenum. There it reacts with the bile secreted from liver (15) and stored in the gallbladder (16).The pancreas (18) also releases enzyme in it. From their it enters the jejunum (6) After the nutrients are digested and absorbed through the ileum (7).Till this part it is called as small intestine. Then begins the large intestine, it enters the cecum (8).From their the residues crosses the ascending colon (9) ,transverse colon(10) and the descending colon(11).The wastes enters the sigmoid colon (12) and leaves the gastrointestinal tract tract by anal opening (13)

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