Training Room 2

Introduction

 

 

 

 

The human body is an amazingly complex machine. Body parts interact with body systems to produce an organism that is capable of many functions.

 

In Training Room 2 you will study the following topics:

• Levels of Structural Organization
• Homeostasis
• Muscles of the Human Body
• How the Human Body Works to Create Movement

In Training Room 2 Project you will create one of three suggested 3-D models: either the muscular system, the levels of organization of the human body, or the interaction of body systems during a sustained activity. Remember to look at Training Room 2 Project now so that you know what will be expected of you before you work through Training Room 2.

 

Outcomes

 

Training Room 2 addresses the following outcome:

• Explain basic principles of anatomy, physiology, and disease related to systems of the human body
  • identify common prefixes and suffixes related to anatomy, physiology, pathology, and the terminology describing body systems
  • define the terms anatomy, physiology, pathology, and homeostasis, including anatomical directional terms and planes of division
  • identify all of the systems of the human body using medical terminology
  • outline the organization of the body from chemicals to the whole body, including identification of the role of cells, tissues, organs, and body cavities
  • explain the interrelationship between various body systems, including negative and positive feedback in maintaining homeostasis
  • define terms and concepts related to disease and treatment of disease
  • compare the methods of transmission for Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, and HIV
  • describe basic safety precautions for the prevention of communicable diseases; e.g., related to health care and community support workers, sports, travel

Focus

 

Keep these guiding questions in mind as you work through Training Room 2:

• How does the human body work?
• How do my muscles create movement?
• How does physical activity benefit my body?