Übersetzung für 'digestive' von Englisch nach Deutsch

digestive {adj}

verdauungs­förderndmed.

Verdauungs­-med.

digestivmed.

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digestive [Br.] [coll.] [digestive biscuit]

Keks {m} [österr., sonst selten auch: {n}]gastr.

digestive

Digestivum {n}pharm.

verdauungs­fördendes Mittel {n}pharm.

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digestive biscuit [Br.]

(weicher) Vollkornkeks {m} [österr., sonst selten auch {n}: (weiches) Vollkornkeks]gastr.

digestive canal

Verdauungs­kanal {m}anat.

digestive cavity

Verdauungs­höhle {f}zool.

digestive disease

Verdauungs­krankheit {f}med.

Verdauungs­erkrankung {f}med.

digestive disorder

Verdauungs­störung {f}med.

digestive disturbance

Verdauungs­störung {f}med.

digestive enzyme

Verdauungs­enzym {n}biochem.biol.

digestive enzymes

Verdauungs­enzyme {pl}biochem.

digestive function

Verdauungs­funktion {f}biol.med.

digestive glands

Verdauungs­drüsen {pl}anat.

digestive juice

Verdauungs­saft {m}biol.

digestive leucocytosis

Verdauungs­leukozytose {f}med.

digestive nap

Verdauungs­schläfchen {n}

digestive organ

Verdauungs­organ {n}anat.

digestive organs

Verdauungs­werkzeuge {pl}anat.zool.

digestive physiology

Verdauungs­physiologie {f}biol.med.

digestive problem

Verdauungs­problem {n}med.

digestive problems

Verdauungs­probleme {pl}biol.med.

digestive process

Verdauungs­vorgang {m}biol.

Verdauungs­prozess {m}biol.

digestive secretion

Verdauungs­sekretion {f}biol.

digestive secretions [substances]

Verdauungs­sekrete {pl}biol.

digestive system

Verdauungs­system {n}anat.

digestive system [Apparatus digestorius]

Verdauungs­apparat {m}anat.

digestive tonic

Magentropfen {pl} [Magentonikum]pharm.

digestive tract

Verdauungs­trakt {m}anat.

Verdauungs­kanal {m}anat.

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digestive tract content

Darminhalt {m}biol.med.

lower digestive system

Rumpfteil {n} des Verdauungs­traktes / Verdauungs­traktsanat.

upper digestive system

Kopfteil {n} des Verdauungs­traktes / Verdauungs­traktsanat.

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congenital anomalies of the digestive system

kongenitale Anomalien {pl} des Verdauungs­systemsmed.

diseases of the digestive system [K00-K93]

Krankheiten {pl} des Verdauungs­systemsmed.

• The hoatzin is a herbivore, eating leaves and fruit, and has an unusual digestive system with an enlarged crop used for fermentation of vegetable matter, in a manner broadly analogous to the digestive system of mammalian ruminants.
• Unlike the cerata of aeolids they have either no digestive gland or short digestive gland intrusions into the cerata and no cnidosacs.
• Food is broken into nutrient components through digestive process.
• Culture has driven changes to the human digestive systems making many digestive organs, such as teeth or stomach, smaller than expected for primates of a similar size, those with smaller digestive organs can process their food but at a lower energetic cost than those with larger organs.
• Most molluscs have a complete digestive system with a separate mouth and anus.

• The hepatopancreas, digestive gland or midgut gland is an organ of the digestive tract of arthropods and molluscs.
• Guts UK, formerly known as the Digestive Disorders Foundation, is a British medical research charity dedicated to the research of digestive disorders.
• In 1835, relatively little was known about digestive processes.
• During digestive cyst formation, the trophozoite retracts its pseudopodia and secretes a cell wall.
• Subphenotype 4 (digestive and respiratory) included 10.14% patients who mainly had digestive system and respiratory conditions, including abdominal pain, breathing abnormalities and throat or chest pain, anaemia and nausea or vomiting.

• The length of the digestive tract scales proportionally to the size of the animal.
• Gastrointestinal intraepithelial neoplasia (GIN or GIIN), also known as "digestive epithelial dysplasia" is abnormal growth (cellular dysplasia) of digestive epithelial cells in the digestive mucosa.
• 92–305 to re-emphasize digestive diseases research by changing the name of the institute to the National Institute of Arthritis, Metabolism, and Digestive Diseases (NIAMDD) and by designating a digestive diseases committee within the institute's National Advisory Council.
• Cotton (born 1939) is a British Gastroenterologist best known for his advancement in digestive disease, pioneering and naming the ERCP procedure and creating the Digestive Disease Center at the Medical University of South Carolina.
• The Canadian Digestive Health Foundation ("French:" Fondation Canadienne de la Santé Digestive) or CDHF, is a registered Canadian charity.

• The stomach in the cephalothorax acts as a pump that sends the food deeper into the digestive system.
• In the digestive tract, smooth muscle contracts in a rhythmic peristaltic fashion, rhythmically forcing foodstuffs through the digestive tract as the result of phasic contraction.
• They have digestive enzymes secreted by the digestive and salivary glands to aid in digestion.