HUMAN+BODY

media type="custom" key="6410563"media type="custom" key="6785023"

toc

Organs of the human body from OrgansOfTheBody.com There are almost 78 organs in a human body which vary according to their sizes, functions or actions. An organ is a collection of millions of cells which group together to perform single functions in a our body. The cells in these body organs are highly specialized and form for all the necessary actions for some specific time. Out of these 78 organs of a male or female body, skin is the largest organ with respect to its size and weight. The major organ in the body of human beings is the brain which is primarily responsible for performing all the functions and actions of the body. Other major organs of the body are given in the following list with names, diseases, location and functions.

[]

Learn about and memorise the muscles, skeleton and joints here. There is also a checklist for you to use to keep track of your progress and extra resource information. It would be useful to download all the notes so that you can write on them. The resource gives you advice and help on how to learn and memorise the difficult vocabulary of these topics. This resource was written by Sylvia Nichols - Geneal Education teacher at Sutherland College and is based on the class notes of Liz Wells, Anatomy and Physiology teacher, TAFE NSW Sutherland College. [|**Title page**] [|**Muscles**] [|**The Skeleton**] [|**Joints**] [|**Checklist**] [|**Extra resources**]

[|More on muscles from RealBodyWork.Com] Human Anatomy [|Anatomy Wiki] - An amazing resource on human anatomy. Just about everything you need is on this site. Useful for teachers to direct students to. You can create flashcards and lesson plans as well. [|Online Resources] More from Anatomy Wiki.

[|Visible Human] Try the tour and demo first. This is worth subscribing to so you can get all the features. **Use Visible Body Anywhere!** Sign in from your office, classroom, or home. Display Visible Body in the classroom to show structures and their relationships. Show it in your office or exam room to explain information to patients. Review it as you study to help you visualize and memorize. **Media Buzz** Visible Body has been recognized as a breakthrough in 3D visualization of the human body by numerous media outlets including __ Scientific American __,__ Popular Science __, and __ WCVB Channel 5 News (ABC) __ in Boston. Visit our__ [|Media page] __to see and read more about Visible Body.

[|Human Body & Mind] from the BBC's Science & Nature site.[|Human Body] interactive feature, from National Geographic

Muscles PowerPoint of major muscles of hands and arms, legs and feet.This relates to unit WRBCS204A - Apply Knowledge Of Nail Science To Nail Services. Did you know that a pair of feet has 500,000 sweat glands? Check this out! media type="custom" key="6211983" [|Parts Of The Body] - basic terms, with sound. [|Basic anatomy] basic terms, with sound

Digestive System
[|Basic terms] - with sound (from LanguageGuide.Org)

More Human Body links - great visuals here.

Amazing resource from Australian resource - EnhanceTV. Many videos, pdfs and ppts are free. Others require payment. Aimed at educators needing great graphics, and/or more dynamic ways of teaching this topic. Also plenty of material on skin etc. You just have to hunt a bit.

How The Body Works from Kidshealth. Quiz on Glands from Kidshealth.

=Anatomy & Physiology= Animations, movies and interactive tutorials plus online quizzes. http://nhscience.lonestar.edu/biol/ap1int.htm

Anatomy Drill from Wiley College You can practise your anatomy knowledge here.... = = =More Links= Body Map from the NHS site (UK).

=Health= Medline Plus

=Endocrine System= =Hormones= [|www.yourhormones.info] KidsHealth website - very clearly explained.