Anatomy & Physiology

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Anatomy & Physiology 2020

 

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WEEK 1: Review

Date  Assignment
Weekn 1: March 23-March 27

 Biology Corner Read:   Case Study: What's Wrong With Timothy?   Answer Questions on Google form

   

 

Unit 7 Endo/Lymph/Immune/Respiratory Systems

 

 

Date

Classwork

Homework

B

03-05 Thu

Notes: Endocrine System

Foldable Answers

Endocrine WS

A

03-06  Fri

 

03-09 Mon

NO SCHOOL

 

B

03-10 Tue

Notes: Lymphatic & Immune Systems 

            Flow Chart

 

Complete WSs

A

03-11 Wed

B

03-12 Thu

Notes: Respiratory System

Complete WSs

Review

A

03-13 Fri

B

03-16 Mon

Activity / Review

STUDY

A

03-17 Tue

B

03-18 Wed

Unit 7 ‘Quest’ / Heart Notes

 

A

03-19 Thu

 

 

Unit 6.2 - Senses

 

 

Date

Classwork

Homework

B

02/27 Thu

Notes: General Senses & the Ear

Videos

A

02/28 Fri*

B

03/02 Mon

Notes: the Eye

Video

A

03/03 Tue

B

03/04 Wed

Lab: Eye Dissections; Review Anatomy

 

A

03/05 Thu

B

03/07 Fri

Unit TEST / Endocrine System

 

A

03/09 Mon

No school

 

B

03/10 Tue

Unit TEST / Endocrine System

A

03/11 Wed

Lymphatic System

 

B

03/12 Thu

A

03/13 Fri*

Quest / Circulatory

 

B

03/16 Mon

 

 

Unit 6.1 Nervous System

 

 

Date

Classwork

Homework

B

02/04 Tue

Notes: Intro Nervous System

Nerves WS

Diagram

A

02/05 Wed

B

02/06 Thu

Action Potentials POGIL; Synapse POGIL

Study

A

02/07 Fri*

B

02/10 Mon

Brain Structures / Cranial Nerves Found on p135 of coloring book

Study

A

02/11 Tue

B

02/12 Wed

Brain Dissection

Study

A

02/13 Thu

B

02/14 Fri*

Disorders Part2

Case Studies

H

02/17 Mon

 Presidents Day – No Classes

 

A

02/18 Tue

Disorders

Case Studies

B

02/19 Wed

Review

Crash Course  Part 1   Part 2    Part 3 

 

Study

Practice Test

A

02/20 Thu

B

02/21 Fri*

Unit 5.1 Test

Study

A

02/24 Mon

 

 


                                                                    

  

 

 

Course Scope

This is a one-year course designed for those students who exhibit interest in further study in biological science.  Topics included are the structure and function of all human body systems.  Demonstrations, laboratory experience, dissection (sheep and cat), problem solving, and case study work are an integral part of this course.  This course will fulfill one elective credit of the Nevada high school graduation requirement and qualifies as a laboratory science for college entrance.

Full Course Expectations

 

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Great review videos: Crash Course Anatomy