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9th Grade - 12th Grade
Understanding Insulin Dynamics - Pathophysiology - Type 2 Diabetes
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Understanding Insulin Dynamics - Pathophysiology - Type 2 Diabetes
9th Grade - 12th Grade
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Understand the impact of insulin resistance on glucose regulation and the functions of pancreatic cells. Learn strategies for effective management of Type 2 Diabetes and ways to prevent associated complications.
9th Grade - 12th Grade
Understanding Hormonal Regulation - Pathophysiology of Insulin and Glucagon - Diabetes Mechanisms
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Understanding Hormonal Regulation - Pathophysiology of Insulin and Glucagon - Diabetes Mechanisms
9th Grade - 12th Grade
Science
Understand the hormonal causes and pancreatic mechanisms related to Type 1 Diabetes, examining how glucose regulation is impacted by immune responses that affect insulin production. The learning focuses on the physiological and immunological aspects of the disease, highlighting key processes and interactions within the body, with the goal of building a comprehensive understanding of Type 1 Diabetes at a cellular level.
9th Grade - University
Adolescent Brain Function - Developmental Changes - Neuroscience Insights
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Adolescent Brain Function - Developmental Changes - Neuroscience Insights
9th Grade - University
Science
Understand the complex processes that shape brain development and behavior during the adolescent years. Gain insights into the roles of hormonal influences and the stages of neurological growth in adolescence.
9th Grade - 12th Grade
Functions and Components - Cardiovascular System - Human Anatomy
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Functions and Components - Cardiovascular System - Human Anatomy
9th Grade - 12th Grade
Science
Explore the cardiovascular system in detail, examining its functions and essential components. Gain insights into heart function and the mechanisms of blood circulation.
5th Grade - University
Understanding Blood Flow - Veins and Arteries - Cardiovascular System
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Understanding Blood Flow - Veins and Arteries - Cardiovascular System
5th Grade - University
Science
Examine the roles of veins and arteries within the cardiovascular system, focusing on blood flow dynamics and the functional mechanisms of the heart. Learners will enhance their biological understanding, gaining insights into circulatory processes and the heart's pivotal role in maintaining bodily functions.
11th Grade - 12th Grade
Cardiovascular Auscultation Skills - Techniques and Interpretation
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Cardiovascular Auscultation Skills - Techniques and Interpretation
11th Grade - 12th Grade
Science
Develop skills in auscultation of the cardiovascular system by mastering techniques for assessing heart sounds and interpreting findings to evaluate cardiac functions and diagnose potential disorders effectively.
9th Grade - 12th Grade
Anatomical Concepts - Structure & Function - Human Body Systems
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Anatomical Concepts - Structure & Function - Human Body Systems
9th Grade - 12th Grade
Science
Investigate the fundamental principles of anatomy and physiology, concentrating on the structure and function of human body systems. Gain a comprehensive understanding of bodily organization, the legal history of anatomy, and the mechanisms of internal regulation. Achieve mastery in identifying and explaining the intricate details of anatomical structures and their physiological processes, while appreciating the historical context of anatomical studies. Develop an ability to analyze how various body systems work in concert to maintain homeostasis and support overall health.
9th Grade - 12th Grade
Understanding Cellular Mechanisms - Hormone Action - Signal Transduction
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Understanding Cellular Mechanisms - Hormone Action - Signal Transduction
9th Grade - 12th Grade
Science
Explore the mechanisms of hormone action within cells, concentrating on the role of secondary messengers and the involvement of G proteins. Understand their significance in cellular communication and how they contribute to signal amplification. Gain insights into these processes to comprehend how cells respond to hormonal signals effectively.
12th Grade
Anatomy and Physiology - Body Organization & Homeostasis
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Anatomy and Physiology - Body Organization & Homeostasis
12th Grade
Science
Understand and differentiate between anatomy, which is the study of the structure of the body and its parts, and physiology, which focuses on how these parts function and work together. Explore the hierarchy of body organization from the simplest to the most complex structures, including cells, tissues, organs, and systems. Grasp the principles of homeostasis, which involves maintaining a stable internal environment in the body. Gain proficiency in using anatomical terminology to accurately describe body structures, as well as understanding the spatial and functional relationships between different body parts. Develop critical thinking and analytical skills in comprehending and applying these concepts.
8th Grade - University
Understanding Cell Communication - Mechanisms and Functions in Biological Systems
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Understanding Cell Communication - Mechanisms and Functions in Biological Systems
8th Grade - University
Science
Study cell signaling by examining the mechanisms and functions of receptors and pathways. Understand how cells communicate and consider the implications for health and disease.
11th Grade
Cardiovascular Physiology - Blood Pressure Dynamics - Cardiac Function
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Cardiovascular Physiology - Blood Pressure Dynamics - Cardiac Function
11th Grade
Science
Explore the physiological aspects of blood pressure, stroke volume, and cardiac output. Learn the interpretation of these metrics and understand the factors influencing cardiac performance.
9th Grade - 12th Grade
Functions and Mechanisms - Anatomy and Physiology - Hearing and Balance
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Functions and Mechanisms - Anatomy and Physiology - Hearing and Balance
9th Grade - 12th Grade
Science
Explore the intricate processes involved in hearing and balance, focusing on the anatomy and physiology of the ear. Gain an understanding of the roles and functions of the outer ear and cochlea, as well as the mechanism through which the Eustachian tube equalizes air pressure.
9th Grade - 12th Grade
Anatomy of Vision - Light Pathway - Photoreception
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Anatomy of Vision - Light Pathway - Photoreception
9th Grade - 12th Grade
Science
Investigate how light penetrates the eye, focusing on the role of photoreceptors and retinal structures. Grasp the mechanics of vision, emphasizing how artists such as Monet manipulate focus and perception in their creations. The learning outcomes include understanding optical anatomy, the physiological processes behind vision, and artistic techniques used to guide the viewer's attention.
9th Grade - 12th Grade
[Understanding Hormonal Interactions - Target Cells and Receptors - Endocrine System Functions]
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[Understanding Hormonal Interactions - Target Cells and Receptors - Endocrine System Functions]
9th Grade - 12th Grade
Science
Examine the function of receptors in hormonal interactions within the endocrine system, focusing on how hormones influence target cells to gain essential insights into cellular modifications. Objectives include understanding receptor roles, hormone effects on cells, and the subsequent cellular changes, fostering a comprehensive grasp of endocrine functionality and communication.
11th Grade
Neurological Functionality - Damage-Induced Conditions - Brain Anatomy
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Neurological Functionality - Damage-Induced Conditions - Brain Anatomy
11th Grade
Science
Examine how the brain functions and understand the conditions resulting from brain damage, such as Broca's and Wernicke's aphasia. Learn to identify the brain regions associated with specific cognitive and linguistic functions.
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