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| the process of breaking down food into simpler substances for the body to use |
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| a material in a living thing that makes chemical reactions happen faster or slower |
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| a greenish-yellow fluid made by the liver. Your body uses it to digest fats. |
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| a little pipe in your small intestine; it absorbs digested food into the body |
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| a substance formed from waste materials in the liver; it leaves your body in your urine |
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| the process of removing waste products from the body |
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| a structure in the kidney that filters blood |
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| the enzyme in your mouth that makes your food wet and breaks it down into simpler pieces that your cells can use |
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| a tube that food travels in to go from your mouth to your stomach |
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| the tube that connects your mouth to your stomach |
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| juices in the stomach that help to digest your food. |
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| juices from liver and pancreas |
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| break down food in the stomach |
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| where poop exits the body |
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| urine leaves the body through the urethra |
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| the long tubes leading from the kidneys to the bladder |
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| they are under your skin (in your dermis) and they make sweat) |
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| liquid water turns into a gas |
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