v
Anatomical
position
v
Regional
anatomy terms
v
Directional
terms
v
Major
functions, organs and characteristics of the 9 body systems (no reproductive
and no lymphatic)
v
Movement
of skin cells
v
Effects
of sun on skin (color)
v
Types
of cancers
v
Types
of burns and how they are classified
v
Structures
of the skin and their functions
v
Different
colors of skin and their causes
v
Be
able to label a diagram of the skin
v
Alimentary
canal organs
v
Major
functions and characteristics of each organ
v
Chyme,
bolus, peristalisis
v
Major
enzymes of the digestive system, the organs they come from, where they work and
what they break down
v
Mechanical/chemical
digestion
v
Gallstones
v
The
four organic compounds and their uses
v
Be
able to label a diagram of the digestive system
Chapter 15 – Urinary System
v
The
pathway of urine through the body
v
Parts
of the kidney
v
Nephrons
v
Functions
of the kidneys
v
Steps
of urine formation
v
Voiding,
incontinence, urinary retention
v
How
muscles contract (sliding filament theory)
v
Desirable
effects of aerobic exercise
v
The
three ways ATP is supplied to muscles and the positive and negative effects of
each
v
How
muscle move bones
v
Energy
source for muscle contraction
v
Three
types of muscle tissue and major characteristics of each
v
Anabolic
steroids, lactic acid, irritability, contractility sarcomere, hypertrophy,
atrophy, anaerobic respiration, nerve impulse, fatigued
v
Be
able to label the major muscles of the human body
v
Functions
of the skeletal system
v
Three
types of bones
v
Names
for the parts of a long bone
v
Hematopoiesis
v
Ephiphyseal
plate
v
Simple/
compound fractures
v
Steps
of ossification
v
Minerals
responsible for bone strength
v
Reductions
v
Ligaments/tendons
v
Sprain,
dislocation, articulation
v
Be
able to label the major bones of the skeletal system
v
Formed
elements
v
Two
components of blood
v
Agglutination,
antibodies
v
Anemia
v
Blood
types, antigens and antibodies
v
Function
of the two sides of the heart
v
Layers
of the heart muscle
v
Sites
of gas exchange
v
Coronary
arteries
v
How
blood flows through the heart (oxygenated and deoxygenated)
v
Be
able to label the parts of the heart
v
10
organ systems (minus lymphatic), functions and organs
v
Blood
flow through the heart (words and diagrams)
v
Pathway
food takes through the digestive system (organs, enzymes and organic compounds)
v
Long
bone, its parts and what happens in the bone