12th Grade Integrative Physiology Lessons

Explore the physiological responses and adaptations of the human body to physical exertion. Understand key concepts such as the rate and depth of breathing, energy systems, and the role of homeostasis to enhance your knowledge of the body's mechanisms during exercise.

Explore the physiology of blood, focusing on hemodynamics and the roles of various blood cells. Understand how changes in blood vessel diameter influence flow and identify the functions of red and white blood cells.

Explore the sociological dimensions of aging, focusing on the transformation experienced during later years, core concepts related to aging, and the principles of gerontology. Gain an understanding of how aging influences individuals and society, and enhance knowledge of associated challenges and research areas.

Explore the fundamental types and characteristics of muscles within the muscular system. Learn about the structures such as epimysium and endomysium to gain insights into muscle functionality. Strengthen understanding of muscle contraction mechanisms and anatomical movements.

Investigate consciousness through an examination of sleep patterns, daily stimuli, and technological impacts such as the invention of the light bulb. Gain insight into the relationship between consciousness and sleep, develop critical thinking about how lifestyle choices influence alertness, and analyze personal sleep habits for improved well-being.

Explore the fundamentals of kinesiology by examining human movement and its diverse subfields. Learners gain the ability to link kinesiology to various career opportunities and understand its impact on sports performance and physical education.

Explore essential exercise physiology concepts, emphasizing the design of annual training plans and understanding training phases and principles. Gain insights into creating effective training programs and evaluating outcomes, enhancing the ability to apply physiological principles to optimize athletic performance.

Focus on understanding key anatomy and physiology concepts, emphasizing the relationship between bodily structures and their functions. Gain insight into human body systems and analyze the distinct roles of anatomical components, improving the ability to identify and connect physiological functions.

Explore neuron anatomy and the physiological processes underlying neural transmission to deepen the understanding of key neural functions and their role in rapid impulse transmission. Prepare to identify critical cellular components and their interconnections in neuroscience.

Examine aging to understand physiological changes in muscles, skin, and the circulatory system as people grow older. Gain insights into how these changes influence lifestyle and health management, enhancing understanding of geriatric care.

Gain a comprehensive understanding of the foundational concepts of anatomy and physiology by exploring how the body's structure and functions sustain life. Learn to differentiate between anatomy and physiology, comprehend mechanisms of homeostasis, and identify various feedback loops involved in bodily processes.

Engage in the study of physiological processes, focusing on the skeletal system's flexibility during youth, along with the composition and functions of bones, muscles, and the blood system. Gain a thorough understanding of oxygen transport and blood circulation, which will deepen your knowledge of human body systems and their operations.

Explore the complexities of animal digestive systems, highlighting the physiological functions and unique anatomical features across a range of species. Gain a comprehensive understanding of digestive mechanisms, insights into animal nutrition, and essential knowledge for veterinary sciences.

Gain a comprehensive understanding of digestive and homeostatic processes in human anatomy and physiology. Study key concepts such as enzyme functions, metabolic waste management, and physiological systems. Develop the ability to describe physiological roles, distinguish between anatomy and physiology, and apply anatomical knowledge to practical physiological examples.

Explore circadian rhythms and their influence on animal behavior, highlighting distinctions between diurnal, nocturnal, and crepuscular activities. Gain insights into how external stimuli impact biological clocks, and understand the role of circadian rhythms in daily activities and defensive mechanisms of animals.

Explore critical concepts in reproductive physiology, including estrus cycle duration, heat detection, and the role of hormones in cattle and swine. Gain a comprehensive understanding of key signs of estrus and ovulation processes, and enhance your ability to apply this knowledge in animal science management practices.

Examine the core components of equine anatomy with a focus on identifying and understanding the function of key dental and skeletal structures. Develop the ability to differentiate between various types of horse teeth and bones, fostering a deeper comprehension of equine biology and veterinary medicine.

Examine the complex processes of gene regulation and mutation, focusing on why various cell types display unique characteristics and the functions of transcription factors. Learners will gain understanding in identifying mutations and analyzing their effects on protein synthesis, thereby deepening their knowledge of genetic mechanisms.

Explore the concept of stress, identify its various types, and recognize major stressors affecting daily life. Understand the impact of stress on health and develop strategies to enhance resilience, improving effective stress management skills.

Explore veterinary science with a focus on common practices and animal health, enhancing understanding of veterinary procedures and preparing for practical applications in real-world scenarios.