Endocrine System

Hmmm....I know that the Endocrine System is the system with a chain of various glands found all over the body which secrete hormones into the bloodstream, that's what I think the endocrine system is.

For me, I would present this using a powerpoint of through the use of charts, tables and etc. For me, our teacher discussed this topic well.

Nervous System Part 2

Uhmmm....this week, our lesson was the 2nd part of the nervous system. I learned all about the Internal and External Anatomy. I learned about the 3 major parts of the brain, the cerebrum, cerebellum and brainstem. I learned about the gyri and the sulci. I also learned about the 4 lobes of the cerebrum. The parietal,occipital,frontal and temporal lobes.I learned about their uses. I also learned about the midbrain, medulla oblongata and the pons of the brainstem. I also learned about the cortex and nuclei, ventricles and also the diencephalon. I learned about the thalamus, hypothalamus, pineal body and pituitary gland of the diencephalon.

If I were to discuss this topic, I would discuss with the use of powerpoint, also images for better understanding. I would suggest nothing for this topic since the reporter did a good job in discussing this. =D

Nervous System

Hmmm...from what I remember in this topic, the nervous system is like the computer for the whole body.I have learned about the Central Nervous System and the Peripheral Nervous System. There are 2 types of cells for the nervous tissues. One is the Neuroglia or the Glial cells and the other one are the Neurons. I have learned about the meninges and its 3 layers.

If I were to explain this to someone, I would use a powerpoint and some charts to let the others easily understand this topic.

The reporter Christy gave a somehow good report on this one. Her charts are somehow messy but still understandable =D

Integumentary System

Let me think...from what I've learned, integumentary system is the one in charge of the skin and its accessory components I think. There are many functions of the Integumentary System, for example, it regulates body temperature, it covers the other organ systems, it gives sensory input, it keeps the pathogens out from the body and other vital functions. This has 3 layes namely epidermis, dermis and subcutaneous fascia. All of the layers have their specific functions. There are also 4 types of burns each pertaining from the level of the burn. Well, that's all I remember....I think? =D

I would use a powerpoint to discuss this for easier understanding of the lecture =D

Muscular System

Muscular system...from what I learned, I know that muscular system provides the movement for the whole body. There are 3 kinds of muscles:smooth, cardiac and skeletal muscles. Smooth muscles are involuntary muscles found in all of the organs for contracting and relaxing routine except in the skeleton, and the heart. Cardiac muscles are the involuntary muscles in the heart obviously. And then skeletal muscles are voluntary muscles found in bones. I also learned about the diseases of muscles, different names of muscles, and others related to muscles.

Hmm..I would prefer to teach this lecture in a form of powerpoint presentation for easier understanding. Like what our teacher does, or give this to others for reporting so that it would be easier to know if he/she understood the topic well. :D

Skeletal System

Hmmm....skeletal system...the skeletal system has many functions. These include protection, support, body movement, storage of minerals and production of blood I think. Also, the skeletal system is the framework of the human body. There are four classification of bones according to their appearance: long bones, short bones, flat bones and irregular bones. I also learned about bone anatomy. For example, periosteum is the component that cover up the bones. I also learned the formation of bones, structures of bone, names of bones and many others (of course regarding bones).

If I were to teach this lecture, I would use powerpoint or show illustrations of flow charts for discussion. =D

Our teacher, Sir Gregg, taught us this lecture well. (Keep up the good job sir!) =D