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Human Body - Coggle Diagram

- - - - We will then get to the stomach, where the food is stored and broken down with acid and physical churning and emptied into the small intestine.
        
        Afterward we appear at the small intestine were the food is broken down even more utilizing enzymes from the pancreas along with bile from the liver. Most of the nutrients found in the food are consumed here.
        
        Our second to last stop in the digestive system is the large intestine. The large intestine receives the waste left from the small intestine. Then, all the water is absorbed from the waste. Finally the waste is transmitted to the next step for elimination
        
        Our final step in the digestive system has arrived. The rectum which is the last part of the large intestine before reaching the anus where all the waste is disposed of.
        
        The gall bladder stores bile made by the liver until it is need to break down the unhealthy food in the small intestine.
        
        The pancreas discharges enzymes into the small intestine to further break down the food if necessary.
  - - - The next step is entering your esophagus which is a sticky like tub passing you throat, the food just recently broken down will be pushed back by your tongue into you throat where they will pass to the esophagus and reach the stomach where we our first step of the digestive system.
- - - - White Blood Cells: If the bacteria manages to enter the body, white blood cells will begin attacking and enter the tissue. They will engulf the bacteria and destroy it with phagocyte, breaking the bacteria down into lysosomes
        
        T-Cells: T-Cells are a type of white blood cell which instead of eating the bacteria it kills them and then look for more bacteria to kill
      - The Inflammatory Response: Hurt cells will let go a chemical called histamines which starts the inflammatory response
    - - Antibodies: If the invaders make it to the third line of defense (which is not very common), it will activate the release of antibodies which are proteins that stick to the invaders that make them slow down