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Do Now: Biology Review 1. Which human body system unit did you find the most difficult this year? 2. Which one did you find the least difficult? HW: Study for 20 min. each night to prepare for the final exam. Units we studied: Digestion, Circulation, Excretion, Respiration, Nervous, Endocrine, Muscular, & Skeletal

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Page 1: Do Now: Biology Review 1.Which human body system unit did you find the most difficult this year? 2.Which one did you find the least difficult? HW: Study

Do Now: Biology Review

1. Which human body system unit did you find the most difficult this year?

2. Which one did you find the least difficult?

HW: Study for 20 min. each night to prepare

for the final exam.

Units we studied: Digestion, Circulation, Excretion, Respiration, Nervous, Endocrine, Muscular, & Skeletal

Page 2: Do Now: Biology Review 1.Which human body system unit did you find the most difficult this year? 2.Which one did you find the least difficult? HW: Study

Biology Review Today

Page 3: Do Now: Biology Review 1.Which human body system unit did you find the most difficult this year? 2.Which one did you find the least difficult? HW: Study

Homeostasis

Cell membrane

Page 4: Do Now: Biology Review 1.Which human body system unit did you find the most difficult this year? 2.Which one did you find the least difficult? HW: Study

Iodine molecules were small(diffused into the baggie), starch molecules were too big, (did not diffuse into water)

Chemical change (color changed)

Page 5: Do Now: Biology Review 1.Which human body system unit did you find the most difficult this year? 2.Which one did you find the least difficult? HW: Study

EnergyTissue growth & repair

Energy, insulation & protection

Fats

Page 6: Do Now: Biology Review 1.Which human body system unit did you find the most difficult this year? 2.Which one did you find the least difficult? HW: Study

PHYSICAL BREAKING DOWN OF FOOD!!

Occurs in the mouth and stomach.

Page 7: Do Now: Biology Review 1.Which human body system unit did you find the most difficult this year? 2.Which one did you find the least difficult? HW: Study

CHEMICALLY BREAKING DOWN FOOD

BY ENZYMES (amylase in mouth, pepsin in stomach)

Mouth Stomach

Mouth Stomach and the Small Intestine

Small Intestine

Increases absorption of nutrients

Page 8: Do Now: Biology Review 1.Which human body system unit did you find the most difficult this year? 2.Which one did you find the least difficult? HW: Study

a. Which part of the blood is responsible for carrying OXYGEN around the body?

b. What is the liquid portion of the blood called?

c. What is the disease fighting portion of the blood called?

d. What helps your blood clot?

e. In which blood vessel does DIFFUSION of oxygen and carbon dioxide take place?

f. Which blood vessel transports blood AWAY from the heart?

g. Which blood vessel transports blood TO the heart?

Red Blood Cells

Plasma

White Blood Cells

Capillaries

Arteries

Veins

Platelets

5. CIRCULATORY SYSTEM

Page 9: Do Now: Biology Review 1.Which human body system unit did you find the most difficult this year? 2.Which one did you find the least difficult? HW: Study

R. Atrium

R. Ventricle

L. Atrium

L. Ventricle

Left atrium and ventricle

Right atrium and ventricle

Capillaries

Page 10: Do Now: Biology Review 1.Which human body system unit did you find the most difficult this year? 2.Which one did you find the least difficult? HW: Study
Page 11: Do Now: Biology Review 1.Which human body system unit did you find the most difficult this year? 2.Which one did you find the least difficult? HW: Study

Cell respiration

Gas exchange

Capillaries

Diffusion

Remember, inside the capillaries, there are red blood cells waiting to pick up the oxygen to carry it back to the heart, where it will go to the body.

Page 12: Do Now: Biology Review 1.Which human body system unit did you find the most difficult this year? 2.Which one did you find the least difficult? HW: Study

e. Below is the pathway of air in the respiratory system. Fill in the missing organs:

Nose ___________ Larynx ____________ Bronchi ____________

Alveoli

Pharynx Trachea Bronchioles

Page 13: Do Now: Biology Review 1.Which human body system unit did you find the most difficult this year? 2.Which one did you find the least difficult? HW: Study

Carbon dioxide, heat, water, urea, and salt

Sweat cools off the body!

Page 14: Do Now: Biology Review 1.Which human body system unit did you find the most difficult this year? 2.Which one did you find the least difficult? HW: Study

Label each part of the Urinary System Diagram:

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Sensory Neuron --> Interneuron --> Motor Neuron

This system coordinates with the Muscular system when you are in danger!!

b. Name the 3 parts of the brain: Cerebrum, Cerebellum, Medulla

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Hormones

Page 17: Do Now: Biology Review 1.Which human body system unit did you find the most difficult this year? 2.Which one did you find the least difficult? HW: Study

a. Bones are living ___________________

b. Bones make blood cells _________________

c. Bones do not store minerals like calcium and phosphorus ______________

True

True

False

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Pivot, Hinge, Ball & Socket

True

Bone

Bone

3

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Reference Material to Complete this Study Sheet:

• Life Science Units Each Body System: Notes, Dittos, Labs, Quizzes, Tests, and the Internet (as a last resort!)

*Please plan to devote 20 minutes per night to studying for your science final exams!