
CH 27 Lesson 1 Human Body Organization
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CH 27 Lesson 1 Human Body Organization
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Objectives
5.1.1 Describe in details how multicellular organisms are organized
5.1.2 List the levels of organization in human body
5.1.3 Describe types of human tissues with examples of each, including: epithelial,
connective, nervous and muscular tissues
5.1.4 Describe by example how different tissues work together to achieve one function
5.1.5 Illustrate by example how different organs work together to achieve one function
5.1.6 Explain homeostasis as a process to maintain stable internal environment
5.1.7 Relate how different tissues, organs and organ systems work together to achieve
homeostasis
5.1.8 Explain how homeostasis contributes to organisms’ survival
5.1.9 Illustrate by using examples how body systems coordinate in order to maintain
body homeostasis
5.1.10 Analyze a given diagram to predict how the body will perform feedback inhibition
to maintain homeostasis
5.1.11 Demonstrate understanding of the role of the liver in regulating blood glucose
concentration
Lab 7: Investigate, through inquiry-based activity, “how Do You Respond to an External Stimulus?”
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Class Discussion
27.1 What Do I Know About the Human Body, So Far?
Humans are endotherms, which means they generate heat from within their bodies. Other chordates, such as reptiles, control their body temperature by behavior—these are extotherms. Endotherms eat much more food and use much more oxygen than ectotherms with the same body mass.
Working with a partner, answer the following question: Why do you think endotherms must eat more food and use more oxygen than ectotherms of the same body mass?
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Open Ended
Working with a partner, answer the following question: Why do you think endotherms must eat more food and use more oxygen than ectotherms of the same body mass?
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Interactivity: The Human Body
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Multiple Choice
Which of the below is the correct organization of Human Body from smallest to Larget.
cell-organ-tissue- organ system
cell-organ system- organ - tissue
cell - tissue- organ- organ system
Organ system-organ- tissue-cell
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Group Work (4 members) 5mins
Prepare 4 slides where each member cover 1 slide and 1 type of tissue
Use the link: https://www.khanacademy.org/science/high-school-biology/hs-human-body-systems/hs-body-structure-and-homeostasis/a/tissues-organs-organ-systems
Describe types of human tissues with examples of each, including:
1. epithelial
2. connective
3. nervous
4. muscular tissues
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