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Cardiovascular System Study Guide DSJ #38

Learn about the cardiovascular system with a study guide, Bill Nye video on the heart, and interactive prompts. Understand the path of blood circulation, oxygen transport, artery and vein differences. Gluing in SNB notes with guided questions and worksheet.

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Cardiovascular System Study Guide DSJ #38

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  1. April 18, 2013 (B Day) Agenda • DSJ #38 • Study Guide – Cardiovascular System • Video: Bill Nye – Heart • DSR #38

  2. April 19, 2013 (A Day) Agenda • DSJ #38 • Study Guide – Cardiovascular System • Video: Bill Nye – Heart • DSR #38

  3. DSJ #38 • Science Notebook – 14B • Prompt: Answer the following questions in complete sentences about the cardiovascular system. Refer back to your notes on page 11A and 12A if you need to. • When blood is pumped to the body cells, is there a lot of oxygen in it? Why? (2 sentences) • What is the main difference between the structure of arteries and veins? (1 sentence) • Why is a cut in an artery a more serious injury than a cut in a vein? (2 sentences)

  4. Glue in SNB **Please remember to use only TWO drops of glue!!** If everyone uses only TWO drops, a lot of glue is saved over time…. • 14A– Study Guide • 15A – Bill Nye: Heart Video Worksheet

  5. DSR #38 • Science Notebook – 14B (Under DSJ #38) • Prompt: In 3 sentences or more, describe the path of blood as it travels through your body. Start at the heart.

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