Anatomy & Physiology
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Week 1: April 6-10
Week 1: April 6-10
Learning Goals:
Learning Goals:
Students will learn the anatomy, functions, physiology and homeostatic imbalances of the Cardio/Pulmonary System.
I can label the diagram of the structures of the respiratory system, list and describe 4 functions of the respiratory system, describe the breathing mechanisms of the respiratory system, and describe at least 6 disorders related to this system.Estimated Time for The Week: 2.5 hours (150 minutes)
Estimated Time for The Week: 2.5 hours (150 minutes)
Learn & Practice:
Learn & Practice:
- Use the following link https://www.biologycorner.com/anatomy/ and click on chapter 16 Respiratory system
- Download the guided note outline HERE, and view the google slides for Ch. 16. Follow the guided note outline as you go through the slides.
- View the labeling diagram to learn the structures involved in respiration.
- Review diagram labels with quizlet link https://quizlet.com/40613223/16-lung-anatomy-flash-cards/
- Go to Respiratory System Virtual Tutorial https://www.wisc-online.com/learn/natural-science/life-science/ap15104/respiratory-basics to review the breathing processes
- Review Respiratory vocabulary with quizlet https://quizlet.com/132146101/16-respiratory-system-vocabulary-flash-cards/
- See how you are doing with what you have learned on the quiz https://www.biologycorner.com/quiz/qz_respiratory.html
- View this very cool and quick virtual dissection of the respiratory system HERE.
- Be curious; conduct a 2-minute search online to learn how current events such as Corona Virus or vaping affect the respiratory system.
Suggestions for common issues:
If you are not able to access the chapter 16 google slides click here.
If you can not find the labeling diagram click here
The labeling of the diagram needs to be on your own paper, and then you can check it with this quizlet
Week 2: April 13-17
Week 2: April 13-17
Learning Goal:
Learning Goal:
- Learn the anatomy, functions, physiology and homeostatic imbalances of the Circulatory/Cardiovascular System.
- Identify the structures of the Circulatory/Cardiovascular System
- Describe how the heart pumps blood
- Describe the 3 functions of the Circulatory/Cardiovascular system
- Describe 6 diseases related to this system.
Estimated Time for The Week: 2.5 hours (150 minutes)
Estimated Time for The Week: 2.5 hours (150 minutes)
Learn & Practice:
Learn & Practice:
- First click here to view the google slides to learn about the structures and blood flow of the Circulatory/Cardiovascular System.
- Second click here to continue learning about the structures of the Circulatory/Cardiovascular System with this animated and interactive activity.
- Third click here to watch a screencast to review the parts of the Circulatory/Cardiovascular system and the flow of blood.
- Fourth quiz yourself to see what you remember about the structures of the heart with this quizlet.
- Fifth click here to view the google slides to learn about the cardiac cycle.
- Sixth complete an internet search to find 3 main functions and 6 diseases of the circulatory/cardiovascular system.
- Seventh click here to watch this very cool and quick virtual dissection of a sheep heart.
- Be curious; conduct a lab by taking your pulse each day while sitting and get an average pulse rate. Then compare it to taking your pulse each day after mild exercise such as walking around and get an average. Using these numbers compare the impact even mild exercise has on your pulse rate. Click here to learn how to take your pulse.
Week 3: April 20-24
Week 3: April 20-24
Learning Goals: Learn the anatomy, functions, physiology and homeostatic imbalances of the Digestive System.
Learning Goals: Learn the anatomy, functions, physiology and homeostatic imbalances of the Digestive System.
- Identify the structures of the Digestive System
- Describe how the digestive system moves food and absorbs nutrients through the body
- Describe the 3 functions of the digestive system
- Describe 6 diseases related to this system.
Estimated Time for The Week: 2.5 hours (150 minutes)
Estimated Time for The Week: 2.5 hours (150 minutes)
Learn & Practice:
Learn & Practice:
- First click here to view the google slides to learn about the structures and functions of the Digestive system.
- Second watch this animation of the organs of digestion-Animation: Organs of Digestion when the video is complete, take the quiz to see how you do.
- See if you can complete this concept map over the digestive system - Digestive System Concept Map
- Third, view to the virtual dissection of the digestive system - Digestive System Dissection
- Look over the PDF and try keeping a food diary to see what you learn from it. Food Diary Assignment
- Be curious; Find and search 3 different careers that you would use your knowledge of the digestive system. Find out schooling requirements, amount of job opportunities, and possible salaries
Week 4: April 27 - May 1
Week 4: April 27 - May 1
Learning Goal:
Learning Goal:
Identify the anatomy and the functions of the Urinary System, explain and model how the kidneys filter the blood to maintain homeostasis, and describe how high blood pressure and diabetes result from damage to the kidneys.
Estimated Time for The Week: 2.5 hours, 150 minutes total
Estimated Time for The Week: 2.5 hours, 150 minutes total
Learn & Practice:
Learn & Practice:
Engage:
Explore:
- Spend 90 seconds writing down as many questions as you can think of about the phenomena in #1. (Actually set a timer!)
- Spend 15-20 minutes investigating, observing, and researching, as much as you can about the phenomena from #1.
Learn & Explain: Use the content below to learn some key information. Take notes as you learn:
- Use these Google Slides about the Urinary System to take notes while using the I can statements from above as a guide.
- Watch this video: How do your Kidney’s Work? Don’t forget to take notes about how your kidney’s function.
- Improve your Urinary System vocabulary by completing this word search. Click here to check your answers for numbers one through twenty.
- Try this self-study and guided kidney simulation. Use the drop down menu on the top right to help you start and restart a section. In the intro review the function(s) of each part. In the nephron section make sure to notice the pathway of each of the five substances, and where they end up. In the capsule section why do you think protein is not filtered out of the blood? In the proximal section notice which substance does not get transported back into the blood. In the loop of henle section observe how water is conserved. In the last section the collecting duct which two substances should be absent from urine? Be curious and research what diseases might be present if these two substances are found in your urine.
- Read this article: How artificial kidneys and miniaturized dialysis can save millions of lives. Cost and water usage are major concerns with dialysis. How are scientists trying to overcome these obstacles? How would you make sure that dialysis was available for everyone in need around the world? What are your ideas to engineer a dialysis machine?
Elaborate: Use the resources below to go deeper and apply the learning to new levels.
- How High Blood Pressure can Lead to Kidney Damage or Failure After reading this article, discuss with another individual how you plan to keep your blood pressure in check, and why this is important for kidney health.
- Diabetes - A Major Risk for Kidney Disease After reading make a connection between how the cardiovascular system and nervous system are involved with kidney disease. The article does not go into very much detail on how to prevent diabetes. Perform some research about diabetes prevention.
Do & Connect:
- Watch this video before you start the experiment. Using household items design and build an artificial kidney to model how the kidney(s) work as a filtration system to maintain homeostasis. Here is a list of items to help you get started: coffee filters, cheesecloth, food coloring, straws, water, glass jar(s), strainer, sand, chalk, beads, aquarium rocks etc.
Week 5: May 4-8
Week 5: May 4-8
Learning Goal:
Learning Goal:
- Identify the anatomy and the functions of the Immune/Lymphatic System.
- Explain and model how the blood and lymph protect the body from invading pathogens and maintain homeostasis.
- Describe the role of the Immune System in the current COVID 19 Pandemic.
Estimated Time for The Week: 2.5 hours (150 minutes total)
Estimated Time for The Week: 2.5 hours (150 minutes total)
Learn & Practice
Learn & Practice
Engage:
Watch this video COVID-19 may trigger potentially deadly immune response
Explore:
- Spend 90 second writing down as many questions as you can think of about the Cytokine Storm phenomena in #1. (Actually set a timer!)
- Spend 15-20 minutes investigating, observing, and researching, as much as your can about the phenomena from #1.
Learn & Explain: Use the content below to learn some key information. Take notes as you learn:
- Essential Vocabulary: Use this Quizlet for The Lymphatic/ Immune System Vocabulary: The Lymphatic and Immune System Flashcards
- Navigate the following Slides and Note Outline on the Human Immune System:
The Human Immune System and The Human Immune System Notes
Play this Game to fight off a virus or Bacteria:
- Play this Video Game to see if you can solve the mystery outbreaks
Elaborate: Use the resources below to go deeper and apply the learning to new levels.
- Watch these 2 videos to tie together the information about the immune system and how it pertains to the COVID 19 pandemic.
- How COVID 19 Works and HOW DOES COVID-19 AFFECT THE BODY?
Do & Connect:
- Find an article or video that makes a claim about the Coronavirus such as a treatment, cure, how it is spread, the death rate, etc.
- Go to the following link and ask the 7 questions in the link before you decide your beliefs on the Claim in the article.
- 7 Questions to Ask About a Scientific Claim Before You Believe It
- Share the article and your opinions of the claim with your teacher after asking yourself the 7 questions.
Week 6: May 11-13
Week 6: May 11-13
Learning Goal:
Learning Goal:
Explain the anatomy and function of the Endocrine system.
Explain how hormones are important in the body, and list the major hormones in the body.
Estimated Time for The Week: 1-2hours, 60-120 minutes total
Estimated Time for The Week: 1-2hours, 60-120 minutes total
Learn & Practice
Learn & Practice
Engage:
- Watch the following video. Note: Insulin is a major hormone in the body and its function is exemplary of what hormones do in the body.
Video: Role of the hormone Insulin
Explore:
- Spend 90 second writing down as many questions as you can think of about the phenomena in #1. (Actually set a timer!)
- Spend 15-20 minutes investigating, observing, and researching, as much as your can about the phenomena from #1.
Learn & Explain: Use the content below to learn some key information. Take notes as you learn:
- Click on this link to learn about the anatomy, functions, and imbalances of the Endocrine System
- Watch this video for more info on the Endocrine system Endocrine System
Elaborate: Use the resources below to go deeper and apply the learning to new levels.
- Read this short article for more info on how hormones work:
- PBS: how hormones work
Do & Connect:
- Research some of the major hormones, and how they play a role in the body.
- Research how intermittent fasting plays a role in regulating or increasing growth hormone.
- As a brief review of the course see if you can:
- List each of the 11 body systems
- Explain 1 function of each system
- List 2 organs of each system
- Explain 1 imbalance that can occur in each system.