C.T. Quiz Clear all desks NOTHING but a PENCIL Turn in on printer when done

Return of Anatomical Terminology Project Tape on p. 12

5.3 Muscle and Nervous Tissue Sponge: Set up Cornell Notes on pg. 25 Topic: 5.3 Muscle and Nervous Tissue Essential Question: What is the MAJOR difference between skeletal and smooth muscle tissue? 5.3 Muscle and Nervous Tissue 2.1 Atoms, Ions, and Molecules What is the MAJOR difference between skeletal and smooth muscle tissue? Text: P. 162-165 Get out C.T. Microscope Lab for signature- put in pile Get papers in tray

Objective Students will understand the general characteristics and functions of muscle and nervous tissue Students will compare and contrast the types of muscle tissue

Muscle Tissue Characteristics P. 25 3. Muscle tissues are contractile, meaning they can shorten and thicken As they contract, they move body parts 3 types: Skeletal Smooth Cardiac

Muscle and Nervous Tissue Handout

Skeletal Muscle Tissue Features: Each cell has many nuclei Cells are long and narrow Have alternating light and dark cross markings called striations (stripes) Controlled by conscious effort (Voluntary)

Skeletal Muscle Tissue Functions: Movement Move the head, trunk, limbs, and enable us to make facial expressions, write, talk, chew, swallow and breathe Location: Usually attaches to bones

Skeletal Muscle

Smooth Muscle Tissue Features: Lacks striations Cells are shorter, spindle shaped, and have one nucleus Involuntary- cannot usually control by conscious effort

Spindle-shaped

Smooth Muscle Tissue Functions: Involuntary movement of internal organs Location: In walls of hollow internal organs--Stomach, intestines, urinary bladder, blood vessels, uterus EX: move food through the digestive tract

*No striations

Smooth Muscle

Cardiac Muscle Tissue Features: Striated (striped) Branched and form complex networks with single nucleus Involuntary- Can function without nerve impulses

Cardiac Muscle Tissue Functions: Heart movements Makes up the bulk of the heart, and pumps blood through the heart chambers and into blood vessels Location: Is ONLY in the heart

Cardiac Muscle

Nervous Tissue P. 25 4. Nervous tissue is made up of highly specialized nerve cells

Nervous Tissue Features: Multi-polar Neurons Cell with cytoplasmic extensions (arms) Functions: Sense changes in the environment and respond by transmitting nerve impulses Coordinate, regulate, and integrate many body functions

Nervous Tissue Location: Found in the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerves

Multi-polar Neuron

Work on your Notebook check Due next Friday *Change p. 27 to p. 25 *Change p. 28 to p. 26 *No Cornell ?s on p. 19 EQs Cornell ?s Everything taped on CORRECT page

Muscle and Nervous Tissue Microscope Lab

Muscle and Nervous Tissue Microscope Lab Smooth muscle Tissue Skeletal muscle Tissue Cardiac muscle Tissue Multipolar Motor Neurons

Ch. 5 Study Guide Take out your study guide for signature IF NOT DONE YOU MAY NOT PARTICIPATE IN JEOPARDY GAME If too many people did not finish their study guide, WHOLE CLASS WILL NOT PLAY Please review your Ch. 5 Study guide for 5 minutes before we play Jeopardy

Objective The students will understand chapter 5 concepts In groups, students will play Jeopardy to review concepts for their Ch. 5 test

Whiteboards, Get your Whiteboards!!!! One whiteboard/marker/eraser per table

Ch. 5 Jeopardy Review Game https://jeopardylabs.com/play/ch-5-tissues

Ch. 5 Test Place ALL materials in back of room or on first lab tables Notebook check: Write name on notebook check Stick out of notebook like a bookmark on p. 19 Turn in to side of Mrs. Mc’s Desk Materials/desks: Place ALL materials in back of room or on first lab tables Arrange desks in neat rows

Ch. 5 Test Turn in answer sheet to Mrs. M’s printer Return Test to basket Make sure to erase ANY marks you made on test