1b: Vocabulary Conversion #1: GI Anatomy

In this activity, you will begin to create your own bilingual glossary. We recommend doing this with pen and paper, so you will have the result for your future reference. If you don't have access to a printer, see the alternative instructions below.

Instructions:

Print out the file below, by hovering your mouse over the image and finding the printer icon (requires Adobe Reader), OR click here to download the file and then print it.

Use pen and paper to make a record of the names of these anatomical structures in your preferred language.

(Alternative: If you do not have access to a printer, you can also go HERE to input on-screen the terms that correspond to the English-language names of these structures.)

Important: You must click the "Continue" button below, and view the following two pages, before you can move to the next lesson.

Resources

• If you need to review the meaning of the terms in English, click on a word in the list below.
• If you need help finding the equivalent term in your non-English language, search the resources in the "GLOSSARIES/DICTIONARIES" box at right.

anus appendix caecum colon duodenum

epiglottis esophagus gallbladder liver pancreas

rectum salivary glands small intestine stomach tongue