'Major organs' diaporamas de présentation

Life Span Development

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Life Span Development

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Developmental Psychology

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NUTRITION

NUTRITION. WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF FOOD. Nutrition: Process of obtaining food necessary for health and growth. The main purpose of food is to provide fuel (energy) for the body so that it can function. Whether it functions at its full capacity is up to the foods you choose to eat.

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The Human Nervous System

The Human Nervous System. Major Organs Brain, Spinal Chord, Nerves. Major functions. Sensory Millions of sensory receptors detect changes, called stimuli, which occur inside and outside the body. Integration Decisions that are made based on the sensory input. Motor

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January 11, 2009

January 11, 2009. Are humans unicellular or multicellular? When our bodies try to maintain the same temperature by sweating or getting chill bumps, what is this called? Which of the 6 characteristics of life is exemplified in question number 2?

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The Reproductive System

The Reproductive System. Chapter 25A. Male Reproductive System. The Testes. Primary male reproductive organs Scrotum Seminiferous tubules . Sperm. Structure head and acrosome midpiece tail Semen. The Accessory Organs. Epididymis Vas deferens Seminal vesicle Prostate gland

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FROM CONCEPTION TO BIRTH

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GCSE PE Year 10

GCSE PE Year 10. Skeletal System . The Skeletal System. Learning Objectives Be able to explain the function of the skeleton Be able to name all the bones of the skeleton. To know the four types of bones and their function. Starter Activity

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Body Organization Part II

Body Organization Part II. BIO 201 Kelly Trainor, PhD. Objectives. Describe the anatomical position. Use correct anatomical terminology to describe body directions, body regions, and body planes or sections.

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Anabolic Steroids

Anabolic Steroids. What ARE they?!. Anabolic steroids are chemicals that are similar to the male sex hormone testosterone , which is responsible for male secondary sex characteristics when young men reach puberty . . How do they work? .

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Excretion

Excretion. Definition. Excretion- the removal of waste products from the body Can be gases or liquids Gases Carbon Dioxide Liquids Urine Sweat. Major organs . Lungs- removal of carbon dioxide and some water Skin- sweat which water, some salts, and organic substances

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Mechanisms of Disease

Mechanisms of Disease. Part 2 Aging and Death. Aging. Retirement age of 65 considered aging Actually aging begins when puberty ends around age 18 Degenerative diseases are those related to aging (Ex: joint and disk disease)

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Understanding How Your Body Works Gives YOU An Edge. Knowledge is Power!

THE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM. Understanding How Your Body Works Gives YOU An Edge. Knowledge is Power!. 1. WHAT TWO SUBSTANCES ARE REQUIRED IN ORDER FOR YOUR MUSCLES TO WORK?. Oxygen and glycogen.

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The Respiratory System

The Respiratory System. By:Camilo Romero. PURPOSE. The purpose of the respiratory system is to breath in oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide. This is so essential for life that you even do it without noticing. ORGANS.

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Unit One: Homeostasis and Immunity

Unit One: Homeostasis and Immunity. Digestive System. The Digestive System. *Student Learning Target: I can identify the general function and major organs of the digestive system. I can explain how the digestive system helps to maintain the homeostasis of the organism. *Aim:

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Conquering stage fright

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The Skeletal System

The Skeletal System. By: Davis Runion Ms. Sullivan 3/27/13. http://c69282.r82.cf3.rackcdn.com/903.jpg.

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The Excretory System

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THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM

THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM. By: Alyssa Deem. WHAT DOES THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM DO?. The digestive system breaks down food into absorbable units that enter into the blood and are distributed into the body cells.

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