SCIENCE
CLASS
  BY: MA’AM QUEEN
“What is food? How it is essential to our
body?
“What are the nutrients that our body
required?”
“ What organ system is responsible for
    the breaking down of foods we
   consumed that provides essential
             nutrients?”
DIGESTIVE
 SYSTEM
By : MA’AM QUEEN
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
 01 Identify the process of digestive system
    and its functions
 02 Label the parts of digestive system
 03 Appreciate  the important role of the
    digestive system in sustaining life
 04 Prioritizing self-care involves mindful
    eating promotes better digestion
            FLOW
01.         02.         03.
  PARTS     FUNCTION    PROCESSES
   OF           OF          OF
DIGESTIVE   DIGESTIVE   DIGESTIVE
 SYSTEM       system      system
PARTS OF THE
 DIGESTIVE
  SYSTEM
 By : MA’AM QUEEN
    “LABEL ME PROPERLY
              ACTIVITY”
Instructions:
1.Get 1/2 sheet of paper (crosswise)
2. Show to students the diagram
3. Let the student label the digestive system
4. Alloted time is 10 minutes only
what is digestion?
what will help you aid digestion?
 WHAT IS
   THE
FUNCTION
           Saliva- Salivary amylase
   OF
           Tounge- Papillae- taste
 MOUTH?    buds-taste receptors
 WHAT IS
   THE
FUNCTION
  OF A     swallow and breathe at the same
           time results choking
PHARYNX?   Epiglottis- a piece of flaplike
           cartilage that covers the larynx
           and no food particles enter
  WHAT IS
    THE
 FUNCTION
             Greek word “to carry what is
  OF THE     eaten”
             Muscular tube approxiamtely
ESOPHAGUS?   25 cm long
             Peristalsis- move food along the
             gut
 WHAT IS   J-shaped organ
   THE     Gastric glands-
           gastric juice and
FUNCTION   enzyme
 OF THE    Rugae- 0.9 liter of
           food
STOMACH?   chyme- thick,
           semi -fluid food
           mass
  WHAT IS
    THE
 FUNCTION    90 % of chemical digestion
             of absoprtion of food
  OF THE
             occurs
             6 to 7 meters long 2 to 4 cm
   SMALL     wide
             Three parts:
INTESTINE?    Duodenum
             Jejunum
             ileum
  WHAT IS
    THE
 FUNCTION    .also known as the colon,
  OF THE     Absorption of Water:
   LARGE     eliminates the waste materials from
             the body through the rectum and
INTESTINE?
             anus during bowel movements. It
             helps in the controlled release of
             stool from the body.
     ACCESORY ORGANS AND GLANDS
WHAT IS MY FUNCTION?   WHAT IS MY FUNCTION?   WHAT IS MY FUNCTION?
  LIVER                GALLBLADDER                  PANCREAS
Produce bile           stored bile            Produce pancreatic juice
  PROCESSES
      IN
  DIGESTIVE
   SYSTEM
what are the processes?
 INGESTION
the intake of food into the body
  DIGESTION
         food is digested
        Mechanical and chemcial digestion process
 ABSORPTION
taking up the fluids to the body
             tissue
     EGESTION
 Final stage of digestive process
HAVE ANY
QUESTIONS?
Question: Imagine you are a nutritionist working with a client
who has been experiencing digestive issues. They complain of
frequent bloating, discomfort after meals, and irregular bowel
movements. Design a dietary and lifestyle plan to support
their digestive health.
In your response, consider the following points:
1. Recommend dietary modifications that can help alleviate
their symptoms, such as specific foods to include or avoid.
2. Suggest lifestyle changes that may improve digestion, such
as stress reduction techniques or regular physical activity.
ASSESSMENT:
  I. Identify what is being asked. Answer directly.
       1. An organ where the intake of food starts.
2. It is a break down of food into smaller substances.
3. A process of eliminating the undigested material/
                           food.
            4. It means to carry what is eaten.
            5. Three parts of small intestines.
                 II. Enumeration.
 Synthesize the process of digestion. It must be in
ASSIGNMENT:
Research and read on prevention,
   detection and treatment of
 disease of the digestive system.