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    The document outlines the requirements for creating a human anatomy atlas, including detailed drawings and labels of the major organ systems in both English and Spanish. Students must include drawings of the digestive, respiratory, circulatory, excretory, eye, ear, nervous, locomotor, endocrine, male reproductive, and female reproductive systems, showing all relevant parts and functions. The atlas will be graded based on the accuracy and completeness of the drawings, use of color, and overall appearance. It is due in the third week of May.

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    The document outlines the requirements for creating a human anatomy atlas, including detailed drawings and labels of the major organ systems in both English and Spanish. Students must include drawings of the digestive, respiratory, circulatory, excretory, eye, ear, nervous, locomotor, endocrine, male reproductive, and female reproductive systems, showing all relevant parts and functions. The atlas will be graded based on the accuracy and completeness of the drawings, use of color, and overall appearance. It is due in the third week of May.

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    The document outlines the requirements for creating a human anatomy atlas, including detailed drawings and labels of the major organ systems in both English and Spanish. Students must include drawings of the digestive, respiratory, circulatory, excretory, eye, ear, nervous, locomotor, endocrine, male reproductive, and female reproductive systems, showing all relevant parts and functions. The atlas will be graded based on the accuracy and completeness of the drawings, use of color, and overall appearance. It is due in the third week of May.

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    The document outlines the requirements for creating a human anatomy atlas, including detailed drawings and labels of the major organ systems in both English and Spanish. Students must include drawings of the digestive, respiratory, circulatory, excretory, eye, ear, nervous, locomotor, endocrine, male reproductive, and female reproductive systems, showing all relevant parts and functions. The atlas will be graded based on the accuracy and completeness of the drawings, use of color, and overall appearance. It is due in the third week of May.

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    HUMAN ANATOMY ATLAS

    You are going to elaborate your own human anatomy atlas. An anatomy atlas is a book composed of the
    collection of different drawings of all the systems and organs in detail, with the parts labeled on them.

    You must include:


    - the drawing of the system and/ or organ in study
    - the names of parts in English (blue color)
    - the names of the parts in Spanish (black color)
    - the most relevant function studied about the parts (green color)

    Deadline: third week in May

    Grade considerations:
    - detailed drawings and generous size
    - color
    - the drawings are yours and not trace
    - all the parts and functions are correct and complete
    - appearance (including a nice binding, if possible)
    - extra/voluntary details

    DIGESTIVE SYSTEM:
    1. Mouth
    2. Teeth
    3. Tongue
    4. Salivary glands: submandibular, parotid, sublingual
    5. Pharynx
    6. Oesophagus
    7. Stomach
    8. Cardia
    9. Pylorus
    10. Small intestine
    11. Duodenum
    12. Jejunum
    13. Ileum
    14. Pancreas
    15. Pancreatic duct
    16. Liver
    17. Gallbladder
    18. Gallbladder duct
    19. Villi and microvilli
    20. Large intestine
    21. Cecum
    22. Appendix
    23. Colon: ascending, transverse, descending
    24. Rectum
    25. Anus

    RESPIRATORY SYSTEM:
    1. Nasal passages
    2. Conchae
    3. Sinus
    4. Cilia
    5. Pharynx
    6. Larynx
    7. Vocal Chords
    8. Trachea
    9. Trachea C-shaped rings
    10. Bronchi
    11. Bronchioles
    12. Alveoli
    13. Lungs
    14. Lobes
    15. Pleurae
    16. Intercostal muscles
    17. Diaphragm

    CIRCULATORY SYSTEM:
    1. Vessels: (in the function, you mention the part of the body they reach or come from)
    a. aorta
    b. pulmonary veins and arteries
    c. superior vena cava
    d. inferior vena cava
    e. renal artery and vein
    f. hepatic vein
    g. celiac trunk
    h. external and internal carotid artery
    i. external and internal jugular veins
    j. subclavian vein and artery
    k. iliac vein and artery
    l. femoral vein and artery

    2. Heart:
    a. aorta
    b. inferior vena cava
    c. superior vena cava
    d. pulmonary arteries and veins
    e. atriums
    f. ventricles
    g. aortic semilunar valve
    h. pulmonary semilunar valve
    i. tricuspid valve
    j. mitral valve
    k. septum
    3. Blood:
    a. erythrocytes
    b. neutrophils
    c. basophils
    d. eosinophils
    e. monocytes
    f. lymphocytes
    g. thrombocytes
    EXCRETORY SYSTEM:
    1. Kidneys:
    a. capsule
    b. cortex
    c. medulla
    d. renal pelvis
    e. renal pyramid
    2. Ureteres
    3. Urethra
    4. Bladder
    5. Renal artery and vein
    6. Nephron:
    a. arteriole
    b. glomerulus
    c. Bowman’s capsule
    d. proximal and distal convoluted tubule
    e. loop of Henle
    f. collecting duct

    EYE:
    1. Cornea
    2. Sclera
    3. Choroid
    4. Iris (pupil)
    5. Aqueous humour
    6. Vitreous humour
    7. Crystalline lens
    8. Retina
    9. Fovea
    10. Optic disc
    11. Optic nerve

    EAR:
    1. Pinna
    2. External acoustic meatus
    3. Tympanic membrane
    4. Maellus
    5. Incus
    6. Stapes
    7. Eustachian tube
    8. Semicircular canals
    9. Cochlea
    10. Vestibular and cochlear nerves

    NERVOUS SYSTEM:

    1. Neuron:
    a. dendrites
    b. cell body
    c. axon
    d. axon terminals
    e. vesicles
    f. neurotransmitter
    g. myelin sheath
    h. receptors
    2. Encephalon:
    a. cerebrum: thalamus, hypothalamus, cortex
    b. cerebellum
    c. brain ste: pons, medulla oblongata
    d. meninges: dura mater, arachnoids, pia mater
    e. cerebrospinal fluid
    f. gray matter
    g. white matter

    3. Spinal cord:
    a. meninges
    b. cerebrospinal fluid
    c. gray matter
    d. white matter
    e. ventral roots
    f. dorsal roots

    LOCOMOTOR SYSTEM:

    (The same list of muscles and bones given for studying)

    ENDOCRINE SYSTEM:
    (You must include the hormones produced in each gland and the main function for each
    hormone)

    1. Thyroid gland
    2. Parathyroid gland
    3. Pancreas
    4. Adrenal Gland
    5. Pituitary gland
    6. Hypothalamus
    7. Ovary
    8. Testes

    MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM:

    1. Testes
    2. Epididymis
    3. Vas deferens
    4. Urethra
    5. Penis: glans, body, roots
    6. Prostate
    7. Seminal glands
    8. Bulbourethral glands
    9. Scrotum
    10. Prepuce/foreskin
    FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM:
    1. Ovary + ovarian ligament
    2. Fallopian tube + fimbriae
    3. Uterus + cervix
    4. Vagina
    5. Labia majoris
    6. Labia minora
    7. Vagina opening
    8. Clitoris
    9. Mons pubis
    10. Vestibule

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