Wednesday Classwork:
Review Ear Test
Endocrine System power point 1-14
Wednesday Homework:
Read in book pages 310-311, 314-317 up to Posterior Pituitary Gland Hormones; and add to your notes you took during class
Thursday Homework:
Complete packet work page 2 #'s 1-10, page 5 diagram glands only ( not hormones), page 6 A. (anterior only) and page 8
Study for short quiz on
1. Difference between nervous system and endocrine system regarding homeostasis
2. Know the 3 factors for finding and binding
3. Know some functions of Endocrine System
4. Know Mechanism of hormonal release of Endocrine System,
5. Know the 3 classifications of hormones
6. Know the diagram of endocrine glands
Friday Homework:
Read page 717-318 up to Thyroid Gland
Complete pages 9-10 in packet
Read page 717-318 up to Thyroid Gland
Complete pages 9-10 in packet
Know 1st anterior hormones of pituitary, releasing hormones of hypothalamus
Learning Targets
1. list the organs of the nervous system and describe the generalized functions of the nervous system as a whole
2. Identify the major types of cells in the nervous system and discuss the function of each
3. Identify the structure of a nerve/ neuron
4. compare and contrast the differences between a sensory, motor and interneuron
5. identify the anatomical and functional components of a three neuron reflex arc
6. Describe the propogation of a nerve impulse along a nerve fiber and across a synaptic cleft.
- describe the differences between a graded potiential, and and action potential of a neuron.
7. Identify the major neurotransmitters and describe their general function
8. Identify and describe the anatomical components of the brain and spinal cord, their functions and brain and spinal cord dysfunctions.
9. compare and contrast the coverings of the brain and spinal cord . Describe CSF flow through the brain, and discuss related disorders .
10. Describe the differences between cranial and peripheral nerves, and related disorders
11. Discuss the structure of the ANS , the differences in the divisions and related disorders.
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