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Systems

Systems. How many systems do you know?. How many systems do you know?. Cells  Tissue  Systems  Organisms. Least Complex Most Complex. Organ Systems. Count the number of “F”s in the following text:.

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Systems

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  1. Systems

  2. How many systems do you know?

  3. How many systems do you know?

  4. Cells  Tissue  Systems  Organisms Least Complex Most Complex

  5. Organ Systems

  6. Count the number of “F”s in the following text:

  7. FINISHED FILES ARE THERESULT OF YEARS OFSCIENTIFIC STUDY COMBINED WITH THE EXPERIENCE OF YEARS.

  8. How many? • Three? • Wrong! • There are six! • Go ahead, read it again!

  9. FINISHED FILES ARE THERESULT OF YEARS OFSCIENTIFIC STUDY COMBINED WITH THE EXPERIENCE OF YEARS.

  10. The Reasoning • The brain cannot process the “F”s in OF. Incredible or what? • Anyone who counts all six “F”s on the first go is a genius- three is normal and four is quite rare! You’re brain (and nervous system) is amazing!

  11. Tissues • Four major types: • Epithelial • Connective • Muscle • Nerve

  12. Be Srue to RaedTihs Resraechres at CmabirgdeUinvrestiyfnuod that the odrerltteers are wtitren in deson'tmttaer as lnog as the frist and lsatltteers are in the rgihtpalce. Yuo'll be albe to raed the wrodscroercty no mtater how jubmled the lteters are. It semestahtyuorbarindosne'traedecahlteter but sees the wohlewrod at ocne!

  13. Look at the chart on pg 76… • Copy into your notes • Answer pg 76 # 2,3,5

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