April 27-May 1 Week 4: Body Systems

Part 1: Phenomena After watching the Brain Games video write one interesting thing that you saw. Part 1: Learning Resources:Endocrine System As you are watching, complete the questions below the video. The questions go in order with the video. 1. What does the endocrine system do? Makes your muscles move Enables your senses to function properly Helps your digestive system work Regulates the functions of your body 2. What do the adrenal glands do? Pick 2 that apply. regulate your stress response monitor your digestive system regulate your salt levels control your major muscle groups solidify your memories coordinate your senses 3. Hormone production is regulated by what kind of feedback? positive negative neutral Part 1: Learning Resources: Nervous System 4. Watch the Flocabulary Nervous System Video and match the terms below. Nerves Made of bundles of neurons Central Nervous System includes what? Brain and Spinal Cord Peripheral Nervous System includes what? Nerves located outside of the brain and spinal cord Part 1: Learning Resources -Reproductive System View the slides then answer the multiple choice questions below. 5. What is the function of the reproductive system? Responsible for the control of the body and communication among its parts Produce offspring and ensures survival of the species. Produce hormones that regulate metabolism, growth and development, tissue function, sexual function, reproduction, sleep, and mood, among other things Responsible for taking in oxygen and expelling carbon dioxide. 6. What is the responsibility of the testes? Responsible for the production of sperm cells and the male hormone testosterone Hold female sex cells Ova (eggs) The mucous membrane that lines the inside of the uterus (womb). Part 2: Learning Experience :Endocrine System -Click on the link below to play Endocrine Ed. Answer the questions for the different sections below. Play along with Endocrine Ed. After each section click " I understand" to continue and answer the questions below if that section has one. 7. Using Endocrine Ed - Section 1: Hormones and Feedback Match the following terms Hormones are secreted by Endocrine gland Have receptors for the hormones Target cells Word meaning being in balance Homeostasis When homeostasis is achieved - The brain stops making the hormone 8. Using the Adrenaline and Stress Section of Endocrine EdWhen is adrenaline produced in your body? When you are watching something calm. When you are relaxing in your favorite place. When you are experiencing stress. 9.Blood Sugar Enzymes Section ofEndocrine Ed -Which of the following 3 areas are affected by insulin (they have insulin receptors)? Heart Brain Lungs Liver Muscles Skin Using the slides to help answer the following questions about the endocrine system. 10. Using theEndocrine System Slides Above, Match the endocrine system part to its function. Hypothalamus Link between the nervous and endocrine system Pituitary Gland "Master Gland" Thyroid Controls the rate at which cells burn fuels from food. Adrenal Glands "Fight or Flight" Response to Stress Pancreas Produces insulin, to maintain glucose levels in the blood. 11. Using your new knowledgeand the Endocrine slides above, Fill in the names of the missing information using the word bank below. You MUST spell them correctly! Word bank: Adrenal Gland, Hypothalamus, Thyroid, Pituitary Gland, Pancreas Hypothalamus Pituitary Gland Pancreas Thyroid Adrenal Gland Part 2: Learning Experience: Nervous System Click where it says "Reflexes" below next to the ruler picture. Complete 2 of the activities listed. At the bottom of the site it gives you more reaction time experiments to try. After completing 2 of the Nervous system activities above, write 2-3 sentences describing your experience. Make sure to include which activities you did. Nervous System Slide Notes Use these to complete question number 12, 13, and 14. 12. Which part of your nervous system controls automatic responses such as heart rate, breathing rate, digestion and pupil dilation? Automatic Nervous System Somatic Nervous System Circulatory Nervous System Neuronic Nervous System 13. How do messages from sensory neurons in your arms and legs get to your brain? They release hormones into the blood stream that are carried through blood vessels to your brain They travel through neural pathways to the spinal cord that connects to the brain It’s like wi-fi. The messages travel through the air and enter through your ears, eyes, nose and mouth. 14. What type of neurons do messages from the spinal cord travel through to get to your muscles telling them to move? Motor Neurons Cooper Neurons Sensory Neurons Super Neurons Review all you answersBEFORETurning in. 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