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Explain the process of food leaving the mouth and entering the stomach. What is the action of contractions in the tube that leads to the stomach?
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When your food leaves the mouth it goes down to the esophagus. It if pushed down in a mechanical type way and peristalsis keeps the food from coming back up. The esophagus takes the food to the stomach. Reverse peristalsis is thow up
WHEN THE FOODS LEAVES FROM YOUR MOUTH IT GOES TO YOUR esophagus It if pushed down in a mechanical type way and peristalsis keeps the food from coming back up. The esophagus takes the food to the stomach. Reverse peristalsis is thow up
After you eat your food, it goes through the esophagus. Peristalsis keeps the food from coming back up as it goes down the esophagus.Since the esophagus is an involuntary muscle, you don’t have to work hard to swallow.
When your food leaves the mouth it goes down to the esophagus.
Once the food leaves the mouth then it goes down the esophogus. The contraction that happens during this procces is called peristalsis.
Food leaves the mouth,travels down the esophagus,and into the stomach.The contractions are called peristalsis
When the food leaves the mouth the food goes down the esophagus.
When food leavdes the mouth it goes throught the esophagus. Th process of the food going down is caalled peris.talsis
After the food has left the mouth, the food goes through the pharynx, and esophagus then to the stomach. The tube that leads to the stomach is called the esophagus. The esophagus leads the food to the stomach.
When your food leaves your mouth it goes down the esophagus. The food is pushed down into the stomach and peristalsis keeps the food from coming back up.The esophagus connects the mouth and the stomach, so when the food goes down it gets pushed into the stomach, where the food is broken into small pieces.When peristalsis is not helping the esophagus push the food down into the stomach the food comes back up as throw-up.
The food goes down your esophagus, then goes to your stomach. Then the stomach uses its acids (juices) to break the food down into small bits, then goes through the rest of your digestive system and to either the urinary system or your anus.
when food exits the mouth it moves down the esophogus where it is push down to the stomach
when the food leaves your mouth there are these thingsthat pushes food to the stomach and then the stomach breaks down the food.
When the food leaves your mouth, it goes down the esophagus, and into the stomach. The action of contractions in the esophagus is called peristalsis. Reversed perastalsis is when you throw up your food.
Andrew Rice Nov.15 5th period
It goes down the esophagas.
digestion-The process by which food is converted into substances that can be absorbed and assimilated by the body. It is accomplished in the alimentary canal by the mechanical and enzymatic breakdown of foods into simpler chemical compounds. It is the food that is coming down the esophagus.
The food leaves the mouth then goes down the esophagus. Peristalsis pushes the food down into the stomach.
The process is called parestolsis.