Ms. He's Tissue and organ system

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Agenda November 15, 2012 • Take-up Quiz • Levels of Structural Organization • Lesson: 4 Types of Animal Tissue – worksheet • Activity: Organs & Organ Systems – handout • HW: Stem cell Ethical issues

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AgendaNovember 15, 2012

• Take-up Quiz• Levels of Structural Organization• Lesson: 4 Types of Animal Tissue– worksheet

• Activity: Organs & Organ Systems– handout

• HW: Stem cell Ethical issues

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Levels of Structural Organization

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TISSUES

Animal Tissues

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Tissue• A collection of similar cells that

perform a specialized function• 4 major types:

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Tissue Types

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Epithelial Tissue• Thin sheets of tightly packed cells

lining organs• Example: skin, lining of capillaries

and digestive tract• Function:– Prevent dehydration– Reduce friction

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Types of Epithelial Tissue

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Connective Tissue• Function: structural support,

insulation• Example: bone, cartilage, fat, blood• Cells are held together by a liquid /

solid / gel matrix

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Types of Connective Tissue

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Muscle Tissue• Bundles of long cells• Capable of

shortening or contracting

• Function: movement• Examples: heart

muscles, skeletal muscles, intercostal muscles of the digestive tract

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• Neurons that interact with each other• Conduct electrical impulses• Communicates within the body• Example: brain

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ORGAN & ORGAN SYSTEM

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Activity: OrganStep 1 – Label Organs

1. Draw shape of human body on chart paper2. Draw & Label as many ORGANS as possible inside the human body.

• Discuss within your group,-Where does each organ go within our body?-What is the main function of each organ?

3. Check your diagram to your teacher

Step 2 – Charades1.Silently act out the function of your assigned organ

*You can use analog to describe the function (ex. The Brain is the controlling center for all other organs, it will be the rule of principle in school community. Act out the rule of principle.)

2.Class will guess your organ with explanation

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Activity: Organ System

Step 3 – Organ Systems1. On your human body diagram, connect organs

that are responsible for each of the organ system.

-Using organ system handout as reference