descripciín de las funciones de aparato digestivo

1. UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DEL ESTADO DE MÉXICOFACULTAD DE MEDICINA LICENCIATURA DE MÉDICO CIRUJANOUNIDAD DE APRENDIZAJE INGLÉS C1MATERIAL DIDÁCTICO ELABORADO POR:Jeanette Angélica Avila MartínezNo. de diapositivas: 31Octubre 2010

2. DigestiveSystem Use of Present Simple forDescriptions.

3. Readthefollowingwords and guesswhichsystemtheyreferto. Esophagus Liver Rectum ParotidGland Small intestine Pancreas

4. Toknowwhichthesystemis, orderthefollowingletters G E D T E S I V E Y T S M S E _______________ _____________

5. Match thewordsbelowwiththeimage. Stomach Parotid Gland Rectum Liver Small intestine Esophagus Pancreas Anus Largeintestine

6. Checkthecorrectanswers

8. Esophagus

9. Stomach

10. Small Intestine

11. Large Intestine

12. Rectum

14. Present Simple

19. Habits, dailyroutines, thingswe do everyday / week / year, etc.

20. Thingsthatwethink are permanent, or true for a long time.

21. Verbsthat describe states (havegot, be, know, etc.)

23. Esophagus

24. Stomach

25. Small Intestine

26. Large Intestine

27. Rectum

28. AnusIn thedefinitionPresent Simple isusedfordescriptions. However, theother uses mentioned are alsocorrectaccordingtothe context.

29. Parts of thedigestivesystem Order the following descriptions from 1 to 3

30. Checkthecorrectdescription: The largest of the three major salivary glands, it is located in front and below the ear and behind the jaw bone. Label the part of the respiratory system with the help of the description and the image.

31. Order the following description from 1 to 3

32. Checkthecorrectdescription: The last 6 to 8 inches of the large intestine. The rectum stores solid waste until it leaves the body through the anus. The word rectum comes from the Latin rectus meaning straight (which the human rectum is not). Label the part of the respiratory system with the help of the description and the image.

33. Order the following description from 1 to 3

34. Checkthecorrectdescription: The smallest of the three major salivary glands. It is located beneath the tongue in the floor of the mouth close to the midline. Sublingual means beneath the tongue. Label the part of the respiratory system with the help of the description and the image.

35. Complete thefollowingparagraphwiththecorrectverb in present simple. Esophagus: The tube that __________ the pharynx (throat) with the stomach. The esophagus _______ between the trachea (windpipe) and the spine. When a person ________, the muscular walls of the esophagus __________ to push food down into the stomach. swallowscontracts connectslies

36. Complete thefollowingparagraphwiththecorrectverb in present simple. Stomach: The sac-shaped digestive organ that is located in the upper abdomen, under the ribs. When food ________ the stomach, muscles in the stomach wall ________ a rippling motion (peristalsis) that _________ and _________ the food. mashesmixes connects create

37. Prepositions are alsoveryimportantwhenyouwritedescriptions. Look at the charts below. Prepositions of movement

38. Prepositions of position

39. Prepositions of time and others

40. Complete thefollowingparagraphwiththecorrectpreposition. Pancreas: A fish-shaped spongy grayish-pink organ _______ 6 inches (15 cm) long that stretches _______ the back _______ the abdomen, _______ the stomach. The pancreas makes pancreatic juices and hormones, including insulin. acrossbehind of about

41. Writetwobriefdescriptions of thefollowingparts of therespiratorysystem. Use theinformationbelow. organ upper abdomen digestion removes cells blood solid

42. narrow upper intestine digestion nutrients absorbed pylorus cecum duodenum jejunum ileum

43. VocabularyReview Match thefollowingwordswiththeircorrect image.

44. Match thefollowingwordswiththeir correctimage.

45. Findthefollowingwords in thecrossword. esophagusintestinerectum anusstomach

46. Bibliography Redston Chris and GillieCunningham. Face2face IntermediateStudent’sBook. Cambridge UniversityPress, 2006. Atlas of theHumanBody. New York: Barron’s,2006, Klein, Stephany, ed. “MedicalDictionary”. Webster’s new world. 3rd ed. 2008. http://www.online-medical-dictionary.org/ http://www.medic8.com/MedicalDictionary.htm http:/www.medicinenet.com/script/main/art.asp?articleey=13334 http://www.wikipedia.org/