1. Warm Up

1. Kahoot Review
2. Questions/Comments from reading?
3. Two parents are carriers for the Cystic Fibrosis mutation. What is the probability that their child will have Cystic Fibrosis?
4. What disease is consistent with this Karyotype?
5. An individual with complete AIS is diagnosed at birth and given medication allowing him to live a life as a fully functional male. If the individual then has a child with a healthy woman, what is the probability that their male child will have complete AIS? Female child?

2. Activity

Part I: AIS Video

Part II: AIS Discussion (Random Groups)

1. Discussion Topic 1
2. Discussion Topic 2

Part III: Heart Anatomy

• Watch the below video and draw a detailed picture of the heart in your notes. Clearly labeling all chambers, valves, veins and arteries.

3. Homework

• Read p. 943-947 and complete an SDQ table.
• Use figure 37.3 on p. 945 to adjust your heart diagram drawn in class.

1. Warm Up

• Kahoot Review

2. Activity

Part I: Taking Blood Pressure

Part II: Measuring Blood Pressure

Part III: What do the numbers mean?

3. Homework

• Organize notebook/Prepare for notebook quiz.

1. Warm Up

1. Open Notebook Quiz
2. Watch video from Day 2.
3. Take BP of three different people and add trials and averages to chart.

2. Activity

1. Carefully separate heart into two halves as shown by Ramsey. Click here for example.
2. Label the left atrium and ventricles using toothpicks and "flags". Take a picture.
3. Draw a picture in your notes.
4. What do you notice about the muscles surrounding the left side versus the right side. Why do you think this is true?
5. What do you think long term high blood pressure does to the walls of the left ventricle? Explain at least two potential negative side effects.

3. Homework

• Review study guide and begin final portfolio (see respective assignment descriptions in mySA due on Tuesday, 6/6)

1. Warm Up

1. Review Final Exam Study Guide Changes.
2. Blood Pressure Notes
   1. Systolic vs. Diastolic value definitions.
   2. Measuring Systolic vs. Diastolic. Conceptual pressure explanation.
3. Cardiac Cycle Box Diagram Notes
4. Cardiac Cycle Flow Chart

2. Activity

PartI: LVH Surgery

1. Assuming your patient has extreme Left Ventricular Hypertrophy (LVH), perform a procedure on your patient's heart to alleviate this condition. Reference the video from yesterday's sub assignment if needed.
2. Gather to discuss.

Part II: Heart Labeling

1. Gather for instructions
2. Create flags for the following (click here for helper diagrams)
3. Call Ramsey to check when complete.
4. Take Picture
   • Left and Right Atriums and Ventricles
   • Mitral Valve, Aortic Valve, Tricuspid Valve, Pulmonary Valve
   • Superior and Anterior Vena Cava.
   • Pulmonary Artery and Vein.
   • Thoracic Aorta

3. Homework

• Continue working on mastering Study Guide and completing final portfolio.