BS3.3 the heart

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On your table: 
- Closed MacBook
- Pencil (case)
- Notebook
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Welcome :) 
On your table: 
- Closed MacBook
- Pencil (case)
- Notebook

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Today's planning
Together: question homework?
Together: Instruction BS3.3 
homework check 
In pairs: Worksheet 
Together: Closure 

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Exercise to repeat BS3.2
  • Name Q, R and S (each represents one type of blood vessel). 
  • Explain your answer (how do you know?)



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2:00
Done? think of what you already know of the heart 

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Today's planning
Individually: Recap BS3.2  
Together: Instruction BS3.3 
In pairs: Worksheet 
Together: Closure 

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The heart

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What function does the heart have?

Try to feel the heartbeat last lesson? In neck. But this is not the location of the heart. Where is it located?

What about the size? 

Why is one side blue and the other red?
Location of the heart

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Learning goals
You can name the parts of the heart with their features and functions and the blood vessels they are connected to.

You can describe the progress of a heartbeat. 

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The chambers

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The chambers
left atrium 
right atrium 

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The chambers
left atrium 
left ventricle 
right atrium 
right ventricle 

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The blood vessels

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vena cava inferior
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vena cava superior
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vena cava inferior
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vena cava superior
pulmonary artery/vein

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pulmonary vein
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pulmonary artery
vena cava superior
vena cava inferior

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aorta
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pulmonary vein
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pulmonary artery
vena cava superior
vena cava inferior

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Question
The heart itself consists of cells that need oxygen and glucose as well. How do the cells in the heart get oxygen and glucose?

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coronary artery
coronary vein

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Today's planning
Individually: Recap BS3.2  
Together: Instruction BS3.3 
In pairs: Worksheet 
Together: Closure 

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Your turn
 In pairs, fill in the worksheet.
 
One person has the ''right'' to use other sources to look up information (internet, the book, ...). The other person has the ''right'' to fill in the answers on the worksheet. 

Done? read BS3.3 and make assignment 2 and 5.
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15:00

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Check your answers

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Today's planning
Individually: Recap BS3.2  
Together: Instruction BS3.3 
In pairs: Worksheet 
Together: Closure 

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Learning goals
You can name the parts of the heart with their features and functions and the blood vessels they are connected to.

You can describe the progress of a heartbeat. 

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Welcome back
Today: finish BS3.3 (heart), start BS3.5 (last basics for the test)

On your table: worksheet heart 

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Planning
Quiz
Exercises BS3.3 (3, 5, 8, 9)
Introduction BS3.5

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Arteries
Capillaries
Veins

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Put the texts underneath the corresponding picture.
Cardiac pause - atria fill
Atria contract
Ventricles contract
Blood flows into arteries

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Valves
Heartvalves: valves between the atria and ventricles

Semilunar valves: valves between the ventricles and 
the aorta/pulmonary artery

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Which part of the heart receives carbon dioxide rich blood from body?
A
4 (right atrirum)
B
4 (left ventricle)
C
2 (left atrium)
D
2 (left ventricle)

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The heart pumps oxygen rich blood into the?
A
Superior vena cava
B
Pulmonary arteries
C
Aorta
D
Aorta and pulmonary arteries

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How is carbon dioxide carried to the lungs?
A
Via the aorta
B
Via the pulmonary artery
C
Via the vena cava
D
Via the pulmonary vein

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Practice your insight! 
Make exercise 3, 5, 8 or 9 of BS3.3 

Finished? Raise your hand
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BS3.5: Immune system

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