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Immune System, Nervous System, etc. Body Systems Immune System, Nervous System, etc.

Table of Contents Title Obj. Page Objectives 1-8 1 WWP 1-8 2-3 Quick Writes 1-8 4-6

Objectives Explain how the human body is organized. Identify the 11 body systems, their functions, and their key components. Identify, draw, and label the neuron and how an impulse is conducted. Describe the specific functions of the central and peripheral nervous system.

Objectives Identify the five sensory organs. Identify the causes of diseases, how they spread, and how we treat them. Describe the specific and non-specific defenses of the immune system and distinguish between the two. List and describe common immune system disorders.

Word Wall Pictionary List Action Potential Active Immunity Addiction Allergy Antibiotic Antigen Cerebellum Cerebrum Homeostasis Immunity Neuron Neurotransmitter Passive Immunity Pathogen Reflex Sensory Receptor

Quick Write Which body system are you most familiar with? Which body system are you most curious about? Why?

Reality? What is real and what is not real? How can we tell the difference?

Waterfall Effect… http://www.lifesci.sussex.ac.uk/home/George_Mather/Motion/MAE.HTML