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Organización estructural del cuerpo humano
Este curso presenta el cuerpo en términos de niveles fundamentales de organización que aumentan en complejidad a partir de partículas subatómicas, átomos, moléculas, orgánulos, células, tejidos, órganos, sistemas de órganos, organismos y biosfera.
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Nivel de inglés: desconocido
Grado de EE. UU. 8 - 11
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Alineado con Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS)
The function of the human body is maintained at several levels of structural organization. To study the structural organization of the human body we first start with the simplest building blocks of matter which are subatomic particles, atoms, and molecules. Atoms combine to form a molecule, such as carbohydrates, proteins,...etc, which are found in living beings. Molecules themselves combine to form cells, cells combine to form tissues, tissues combine to form organs, organs combine to form...
14 lessons//7 Weeks
Week 1Lesson 1Some Basic ChemistryAtoms and different ways that atoms combine to form molecules, Intramolecular and intermolecular bindings, Distinguish between organic and inorganic compounds, Different types of chemical reactions that are important for our body’s physiology, The structures and functions of carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, nucleic acids and high energy compounds.Lesson 2Cells, Tissues, Organs, Organ SystemsCell Structure & Function, Introduction to cells, The basic unit of life, Different Types of Cells, Prokaryotic cells, Eukaryotic cells, Molecular Components of Cells, Cell Sizes, Cell Discovery,Week 2Lesson 3The integumentary systemSkin, Epidermis, Dermis, Hypodermis, Epidermal glands, Hair and Hair follicles, Nails, Physiology of the Integumentary System, Development of skin color (Skin Pigmentation), Hair Growth, Nail growth, Functions of the Integumentary System.Lesson 4The skeletal systemStructure of skeletal system, Skeletal System Functions, Types of bones Divisions of the skeleton, Joints/articulations.Week 3Lesson 5Lesson Five- The musculoskeletal systemMuscular system function, Skeletal muscle movements, Types of muscle tissue, Anatomy of skeletal muscles, Shapes of skeletal muscle Organization of Skeletal Muscles.Lesson 6Nervous systemNervous tissue, Glial cells, Membrane andaction potential, Neurotransmitter, Synaptic transmission and neuronal, General features and developmental aspect of central nervous system, Organization of spinal cord, spinal nerves and spinal reflexes.Week 4Lesson 7The endocrine systemIntroduction to endocrine system, Different types of glands and their secretions, Regulation of hormone secretion, Endocrine glands, secretions and actions, Negative and positive feedback.Lesson 8The cardiovascular systemFunction and structure of cardiovascular system, Description and location of heart, Anatomy of heart, Blood flow, Cardiac cycle, Cardiac conduction, Electrocardiogram, Blood vessels.Week 5Lesson 9The respiratory systemDifferent ventilation mechanisms, Structure and function of the respiratory System, How gasses are exchanged with blood, How respiration is regulated.Lesson 10The digestive systemStructure and function of the human digestive System, Food Breakdown, absorption, digestion, and breakdown, Structures Involved in Absorption of Nutrients, Processes of the Digestive System.Week 6Lesson 11The urinary systemGeneral information (location and function), Kidney structure Gross anatomy, Microscopic structure, Formation of urine, Filtration, Reabsorption, Secretion, Hormones that affect kidney function.Lesson 12The lymphatic systemComponents of lymphatic system, Functions of the Lymphatic System Lymphatics, Lymphatic organs, Lymphatic vessels, Immunity and antibody.Week 7Lesson 13Male reproductive systemGeneral information (location and function), Male reproduction system structure, Gross anatomy, Microscopic structure, Formation of the sperm, Male hormones.Lesson 14Female reproductive systemGeneral information (location and function), Female reproduction system structure, Gross anatomy, Microscopic structure, Formation of the egg, Female cycle, Female hormones.
- Upon completion of this course, the learner will be able to identify the organization, structure, and function of the main human organs and systems using common medical terminology. They will understand the importance of organization to the function of the human organism and will distinguish between metabolism, anabolism, and catabolism. Session One: Basic chemistry, atoms, molecules, Chemicals, and Cells Learning Goals: They will be to describe an atom and compare the ways atoms combine to form molecules. Distinguish among the types of chemical reactions that are important to physiology. Be able to distinguish between organic and inorganic compounds, carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, nucleic acids, and high-energy compounds. Session Two: Cells, tissues, organization, and general plan of the body Learning Goals: Be able to identify different types of cells, tissues and recognize the major features of the human body include its cavities, membranes, and organ systems. Understand the planes of the human body. Session Three: The integumentary system Learning Goals: Be able to identify different skin layers and learn about the subcutaneous tissue, aging, and integumentary system. Session Four: The skeletal system Learning Goals: Learners will be able to identify the functions of the skeletal system, learn about different types of bone tissues, recognize the classification of bones, and learn about the embryonic growth of bone. In addition, they will study the factors that affect the growth and maintenance of bones. Session Five: The musculoskeletal system Learning Goals: Be able to identify the muscle structure and function, describe the muscle tone and senses, learn about energy sources and muscle contraction, and identify major muscles of the body. Session Six: Nervous system Learning Goals: Be able to identify different components of the nerve system, nerve tissues, types of nerve, the nerve impulse, spinal cord, and brain, and identify the autonomic nervous system. Session Seven: The endocrine system Learning Goals: They will obtain knowledge about the chemistry of hormones, the regulation of hormone secretion, the pituitary gland and its related hormones, thyroid gland, parathyroid gland, the structure and function of the pancreas, the adrenal gland and recognize its hormones. Session Eight: The cardiovascular system Learning Goals: Obtain knowledge about characteristics of blood, components of blood including plasma and blood cells, heart and cardiac layers, chambers, vessels and valves of the heart, cardiac cycle and heart sounds, cardiac conduction pathway, the heart rate, and regulation of heart rate. Session Nine: The respiratory system Learning Goals: Identify and describe the divisions of the respiratory system, the mechanism of breathing, pulmonary volume, exchange of gases, transport of gases in the blood, regulation of respiration, and acid-base balance. Session Ten: The digestive system Learning Goals: Be able to recognize different sections of the digestive system, oral cavity, pharynx and esophagus, structural layers of the alimentary tube, stomach, small intestine, liver, gallbladder, and pancreas. Describe the completion of digestion and absorption. Session Eleven The urinary system Learning Goals: Be able to identify the muscle structure and function, describe the muscle tone and senses, learn about energy sources and muscle contraction, and identify major muscles of the body. Session Twelve: The lymphatic system Learning goals: Learners study the lymph and lymph vessels; they will learn about Lymphatic tissue, human body immunity. Session Thirteen: Male reproductive system Learning goals: Learner studies cell divisions such as meiosis, male reproductive system, and aging and the reproductive system. Session Fourteen: Female reproductive system Learning goals: Learner studies cell divisions such as meiosis, female reproductive system, and aging and the reproductive system.
I have an MSc, PhD, and PDF and I have a biomedical background. I taught pre-college and college courses including Anatomy & Physiology and Pathophysiology courses for many years at different colleges in Toronto, ON, and Vancouver, BC, Canada.
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Frecuencia: 1-2 durante toda la claseComentario: según sea necesarioDetalles: If the students have some previous knowledge about the topic and are fast learners then reviewing the materials before the class, completing notes over the material and the comprehension questions should be easy for them. A few multiple-choice questions are meant to confirm the proper comprehension of the material. If the student is struggling to understand then the materials will be more challenging. In that case, I will schedule an additional one-on-one session to explain the main concepts and ideas as well as providing new quiz questions.Evaluación
Frecuencia: 1 después de finalizar la claseDetalles: I consider a few components to evaluate the students in this class. 1) Their attendance and if they attended every class. 2) Did they complete the multiple-choice and comprehension question and turn them in on time. 3) Did they participate in the group discussion. I will write a report to the parent for how the student did in the class and their assignments. This will be a good indication of well they understood the materials and their future success in school.
I will provide the necessary reading materials. Students are not required to purchase any items for their 3-D human body model. I will provide them with the necessary instructional videos and virtual models.
The material contents are appropriate for informed parents and mature students. Content is age-appropriate and focused specifically on the major human body systems without the inclusion of reproductive systems.
Learners will not need to use any applications, models, or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools. I will provide PPT or PFD’s of the material in the class.
Experiencia y certificaciones del docente
2 Grado
Doctorado en Ciencia desde University of Waterloo
Maestría en Ciencia desde University of Waterloo
Hello dear students and parents, thank you for visiting my profile. I am a coach, an educator, and a biomedical science researcher. I enjoy teaching different areas of the scientific field, in particular biology, chemistry, physics, and how...
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