Anatomy & physiology lab
Instructions:
The student will create a power point presentation of 5 to 10 slides maximum (including cover, introduction and reference slide). The power points should include illustrations, pictures and bullet points. The student will present the power point;the power point will guide the presentation. The student may bring his or her notes. The student will not read from the power point.
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Order Paper NowThe student will choose a cell, a tissue or an organ (only one of them); and describe the anatomy and function of the cell, tissue or organ. For example, I am choosing for my project cardiac tissue, I will present the anatomy and physiology of the cardiac tissue.
Sample Power Point
A&P I Final Project Sample 2019.pptx
A&P I Lab Final Project Presentation Rubric
A&PI Lab Final Project Rubric 2019.docx
× Teaching Plan
Due: Jan 6 at 11:59pmCalendarAnatomy & Physiology 1Details
Students will choose a topic to present in front of the class by the last week of class. Please prepare a 5 to 10 minute PowerPoint presentation for your classmates on your one chosen chapters to be presented at the beginning of class as a Key Points Final Review on January 6th. Submit your presentation no later than 24 hours before you will be presenting the material.
Ch 1- Organization of the Body
Ch 2- Homeostasis
Ch 3- Chemistry of Life
Ch 4- Biomolecules
Ch 5- Cell Structure
Ch 6- Cell Function
Ch 7- Cell Growth and Development
Ch 8- Introduction to Tissues
Ch 9- Tissue Types
Ch 10- Skin
Ch 11- Skeletal Tissues
Ch 12- Axial Skeleton
Ch 13- Appendicular Skeleton
Ch 14- Articulation
Ch 15- Axial Muscles
Ch 16- Appendicular Muscles
Ch 17- Muscle Contraction
Ch 18- Nervous System Cell
Ch 19- Nervous Signaling
Ch 20- Central Nervous System
Ch 21- Peripheral Nervous System
Ch 22- Autonomic Nervous System
Ch 23- General Senses
Ch 24- Special Senses