The test is mainly short answer, labeling now, and based on the review. FYI. Good luck
Here is the review worksheet to help you prepare for the test. These are selected answers to the worksheet. Here are our specimens today:
1. artery, vein, nerve x-section
2. artery, vein, nerve x-section (another exampe)
3. Human blood (RBC have no nuclei)
4. Bird blood (RBC have nuclei)
Thursday, 31 March 2016
Wednesday, 9 March 2016
Tuesday, 8 March 2016
Sunday, 6 March 2016
Instead of an exam...
you will get a quiz on Thursday, March 10 . Check back to this post as I will be updating in the next couple of days to inform you of the content of the quiz.
REVIEW WORKSHEETS:
Here's a review worksheet for the path of blood
And another review worksheet that summarizes our concepts so far and includes materials you will research on tuesday such as
1. parts of blood is omitted.
2. names of particular blood vessels
3. foetal circulation
Here's the big summary worksheet which shows the questions for the quiz
It's an open book quiz
REVIEW WORKSHEETS:
Here's a review worksheet for the path of blood
And another review worksheet that summarizes our concepts so far and includes materials you will research on tuesday such as
1. parts of blood is omitted.
2. names of particular blood vessels
3. foetal circulation
Here's the big summary worksheet which shows the questions for the quiz
It's an open book quiz
Thursday, 25 February 2016
How to take blood pressure
OK so next period we'll play doctor and find blood pressure. Have a look at this tutorial before you test this on each other...
Wednesday, 24 February 2016
You will get notes on ECG and the conduction system of the heart
The conduction system of the heart:
You will also get a cartoon to label and a worksheet today so you can see the relationship between conduction system and the way the heart fills and ejects blood. Finally, you'll see where the heart sounds come into this whole picture.
You will also get a cartoon to label and a worksheet today so you can see the relationship between conduction system and the way the heart fills and ejects blood. Finally, you'll see where the heart sounds come into this whole picture.
Friday, 12 February 2016
A Heart Beat, the first sound you ever heard. These videos are complex and make sense the more you watch them
click on the video below to observe a beating heart
The next video gives a simple and clear explanation of the chambers, valves and heart sounds
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