A greenish-yellow fluid is made continuously and later helps fat disperse in the duodenum. Which accessory organ produces it?

A thin, enzyme-rich juice entering the duodenum contains amylase, lipase, and trypsin. Which accessory organ produces that juice?

A small pouch under the right side of the upper abdomen releases stored green fluid after a fatty meal. Which organ is this?

A watery secretion from glands in the mouth begins starch digestion before food reaches the stomach. Which accessory organ group produces it?

Which organ makes a digestive fluid that is stored elsewhere before it enters the small intestine?

This organ sends enzyme-rich alkaline juice into the duodenum through a duct. Its islet cells also release a hormone into the blood that lowers blood glucose. Which hormone is it?

Which accessory organ releases a concentrated digestive fluid but does not make that fluid?

This accessory organ group is made of three paired glands: parotid, submandibular, and sublingual. Which group is this?

Bile salts act on fat droplets in chyme. What do they do to the fat?

Pancreatic lipase reaches the duodenum with pancreatic juice. Which nutrient does it chemically digest?

Pancreatic amylase mixes with chyme in the small intestine. What does it continue digesting?

Trypsin becomes active in the duodenum after arriving from the pancreas. Which nutrient group does trypsin help digest?

Bicarbonate in pancreatic juice enters the duodenum with enzymes. What does bicarbonate do there?

Salivary amylase acts before the bolus is swallowed. What does it begin digesting?

Bile leaves the gallbladder through the cystic duct. Which duct does that bile enter next on its way to the duodenum?

Bile from the right and left hepatic ducts collects in one channel before meeting the cystic duct. What is that channel?

Along the biliary route, which duct connects the gallbladder to the main channel carrying bile toward the small intestine?

After the common bile duct forms, it runs toward the duodenum near a duct carrying pancreatic juice. Which duct is that?

Bile and pancreatic juice both pass through the same muscular valve just before entering the duodenum. What is that valve called?

Bile from the liver and bile from the gallbladder meet in one duct that leads to the duodenum. Which two ducts join to form the common bile duct?

A gallstone blocks the cystic duct during a fatty meal. What immediate effect would this have?

A blockage closes the main pancreatic duct before it reaches the duodenum. Which digestion is impaired most directly?

A stone obstructs the common bile duct just before it reaches the duodenum. Which process is reduced first?

A blockage prevents bicarbonate-rich pancreatic juice from entering the duodenum. What happens to chyme there?

Bile flow to the duodenum stays blocked, so fat passes through the small intestine largely unemulsified and undigested. What do the resulting stools look like?