The intestines

The Large Intestine 

The Large Intestine is a vital organ when it comes to digestion in the Human body. This is where any food you eat, turn into poop, get stored and the finally you deficit. This includes the rectum and appendix. The blood supply to the small & large intestine is the inferior mesentric artery and superior mesentric artery. Superior: From Above Inferior: From Below Three diseases that can affect the large intestines is: Appendicitis, Crohn's Disease (IBD) and Diverticulosis 

The small intestine

The small intestine is apart of the digestion system. This is the long pathway your food takes. Also known as the Gastrointestinal Tract. The job of the small intestine is to break down food, absorbing nutrients and making waste.

The blood supply to the small & large intestine is the inferior mesentric artery and superior mesentric artery.

Three diseases that can affect the intestines are:

Celiac Disease, Crohn's Disease, Peptic Ulcers