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Unit Title:HOMEOSTASIS & BASIC MECHANISMS
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timing1/21- 28/2013
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Material TitleTopic/learning outcomeInline AssessmentsStandalone assessmentsPeer assessmentVideo #Length/minutes (estimate)material typeCopyrightsVideo materials neededWhere is more information for each video?Student practice
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WelcomeGeneral welcome for the students and course info and general expections13 minutes studio recordingnone
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Introduction to human bodyIdentify the tissues, organs, and organ systems that comprise the human body and name their functions.3 questions - matching organs and functions3 questions, scenario with location of problems210annotated presentation with P-in-Pimages from publishers (permission)PPT created by faculty, will use no copyrighted materialsinline self assessments
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Fluid compartmentsIdentify the fluid compartments of the body and their relative sizes.2 questions ordering size of fluid compartments2 questions, 1 identifying, 1 description312classroom captureimages from CC --linksPPT created by faculty, will use no copyrighted materialsincludes some student self-assessment problems
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Human Body Organ systemsidentify 11 organ systems, state function and name major componentsnone2 questions identifying organ systemswebsite: http://www.getbodysmart.com/ap/systems/tutorial.htmlimages from publishers (permission)within recommended website
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Homeostasis and equilibriumExplain the terms homeostasis, steady state, and equilibrium.1 definition question, 3 questions selecting best application of the term412annotated presentationimages - re-createdPPT created by faculty, will use no copyrighted materialsinline assessments
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Control system-1Describe the parts of a typical control system.labeling question2 questions, giving scenario and asking to identify parts512annotated presentationimages - re-createdPPT created by faculty, will use no copyrighted materialsreading assignment
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Control system-2Describe the parts of a typical control system.2 questions, giving scenario and asking to identify parts610annotated presentationvideo clips -copyright holderPPT created by faculty, will use copyrighted materials owned by SOM
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Introducing HomeostasisDefine homoestasis, give and identify examples"is this homeostasis?" incorporated into PDFQuestion giving examples of homoestasis related to disease, identifying conceptsPDF none - written by faculty, with clipartquestions in PDF
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Common homeostatic controlDescribe the common homeostatic control mechanisms, including negative feedback (simple and complex), positive feedback, feed forward, tonic control, and circadian rhythm.2 "select the appropriate definition questions"Quiz - giving scenarios, identify appropriate physiological control mechanism, 7annotated presentationvideo clips - CCPPT created by faculty, will use no copyrighted materials
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