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16: The Endocrine System
Assignable Media Content in the Item Library
• 2 Art Labeling Activities
• Case Study Coaching Activity: Bug Eyes
Media
See Guide to Audiovisual Resources in Appendix A for key to AV distributors.
Slides
1. Gland Types Slide Set (CBS). Offers scanning electron micrographs of organization, zona
glomerulosa, zona fasciculata, and zona reticularis.
Video
1. Cadaver Dissection Video Series for Human Anatomy and Physiology DVD: Selected
Actions of Hormones and Other Chemical Messengers (PE; 15 min., 1994). Juanita
2. Diagnosing and Treating Diabetes (FHS; 22 min., 1998). Explores the manifestation,
diagnostic testing, treatment, and biochemistry of diabetes mellitus.
3. The Endocrine System: Molecular Messengers, Chemical Control (IM; 30 min., 2007).
4. Hormonally Yours (FHS; 51 min., 1999). From the Body Chemistry: Understanding
Hormones series, this program examines the role of hormones on gender and sexuality.
5. Hormone Heaven? (FHS; 51 min., 1999). From the Body Chemistry: Understanding
6. Hormone Hell (FHS; 51 min., 1999). From the Body Chemistry: Understanding
7. Hormones: Messengers (FHS; 28 min., 1984). From The Living Body series, this
Software
2. PhysioEx™ 9.0: Endocrine System Physiology (PE; Win/Mac). See p. 390 in this guide
for full listing.
4. The Ultimate Human Body, Version 2.2 (AS; Win/Mac). See p. 388 in this guide for full
listing.
17: Blood
Assignable Media Content in the Item Library
• 2 Art Labeling Activities
Media
See Guide to Audiovisual Resources in Appendix A for key to AV distributors.
Slides
1. Prepared Microscopic Slides, Histology: Blood (FSE).
Video
2. Blood (FHS; 20 min., 1995). From The New Living Body series, this video explains blood
and circulation through the story of a sickle-cell anemia sufferer.
Software
1. Blood and the Circulatory System NEO/LAB (FSE; Win/Mac). Provides interactive
exercises on blood typing, morphology, and genetics.
18: The Cardiovascular System: The Heart
Assignable Media Content in the Item Library
• 9 Art Labeling Activities
• Case Study Coaching Activity: Cardiac Crisis
• Focus Figure Tutorial: Blood Flow Through the Heart
Media
See Guide to Audiovisual Resources in Appendix A for key to AV distributors.
Video
1. Cadaver Dissection Video Series for Human Anatomy and Physiology DVD: The Human
2. The Circulatory System: Two Hearts That Beat as One (FHS; 28 min., 1989). From The
Living Body series, this program describes the structure and functioning of the heart.
3. Diagnosing Heart Disease (FHS; 18 min., 1994). Discusses heart disease, the warning
signs of heart attack, electrocardiograms, and cardio-catheterization. Helps students
visualize the various tests used in the diagnosis of heart problems.
Software
1. Interactive Physiology® 10-System Suite: Cardiovascular System (PE; Win/Mac). See
p. 395 in this guide for full listing.
2. LOGAL® Biology Explorer™ CD-ROM: The Cardiovascular System (WNS; Win/Mac).
This program illustrates the role the heart plays in the function of the human body.
19: The Cardiovascular System: Blood Vessels
Assignable Media Content in the Item Library
• 17 Art Labeling Activities
• Focus Figure Tutorial: Bulk Flow Across Capillary Walls
Media
See Guide to Audiovisual Resources in Appendix A for key to AV distributors.
Video
1. Cadaver Dissection Video Series for Human Anatomy and Physiology DVD: The
Human Cardiovascular System: The Blood Vessels (PE; 28 min., 1995). Rose Leigh
2. Life Under Pressure (FHS; 28 min., 1984). This program follows the journey of a red
3. William Harvey and the Circulation of Blood (FHS; 29 min.). This program provides an
introduction to the life and work of William Harvey, the English physician and physiolo-
Software
1. DynaPulse™ 200M Clinical and Educational Software (DP; Windows). Details cardio-
3. LOGAL® Biology Explorer™ CD-ROM: The Cardiovascular System (WNS; Win/Mac).
See p. 403 in this guide for full listing.
5. Practice Anatomy Lab™ 3.0 DVD (PE; Win/Mac). See p. 388 in this guide for full
listing.
6. The Ultimate Human Body, Version 2.2 (AS; Win/Mac). See p. 388 in this guide for full
listing.
20: The Lymphatic System and Lymphoid Organs and Tissues
Assignable Media Content in the Item Library
• 3 Art Labeling Activities
Media
See Guide to Audiovisual Resources in Appendix A for key to AV distributors.
Video
1. Internal Defenses (FHS; 28 min., 1984). From The Living Body series, this program deals
with the events that occur when the body is under attack. It shows the roles of the spleen,
the lymphatic system, and the WBCs, and explains the body’s production of antibodies.
Software
1. Practice Anatomy Lab™ 3.0 DVD (PE; Win/Mac). See p. 388 in this guide for full listing.
21: The Immune System: Innate and Adaptive Body Defenses
Assignable Media Content in the Item Library
• Art Labeling Activity
Media
See Guide to Audiovisual Resources in Appendix A for key to AV distributors.
Video
1. AIDS: A Biological Perspective (FHS; 30 min., 1995). Award-winning video that
explores many of the difficult questions surrounding AIDS, including discussion of a
vaccine.
2. Cell Wars (FHS; 22 min.). This program explains the role of antibodies in vaccinations
and allergies, and shows the uses of monoclonal antibodies in the diagnosis and treatment
of a variety of different types of tumors.
Software
1. Interactive Physiology® 10-System Suite: Immune System (PE; Win/Mac). See p. 395 in
this guide for full listing.
22: The Respiratory System
Assignable Media Content in the Item Library
• 9 Art Labeling Activities
• BioFlix Coaching Activity: Gas Exchange – Path of Air
• BioFlix Coaching Activity: Gas Exchange – Oxygen
Media
See Guide to Audiovisual Resources in Appendix A for key to AV distributors.
Slides
1. Human Lung Microscope Slides (CBS). Slides show bronchioles with pseudostratified
ciliated columnar epithelium.
Video
1. Breathing (FHS; 20 min., 1995). From the award-winning The New Living Body series,
2. Cadaver Dissection Video Series for Human Anatomy and Physiology DVD: The Human
3. Circulation, Respiration, and Breathing (FHS; 20 min., 2001). This program examines
how oxygen and carbon dioxide are transported throughout the body, guided by the brain
as it reacts to internal and external stimuli.
4. Respiration (FHS; 14 min., 1996). From The World of Living Organisms series, this
5. Respiratory System: Intake and Exhaust (FHS; 25 min., 1998). From The Human Body:
Systems at Work series, this program uses the analogy of an automobile’s system of fuel
intake and exhaust to explore the makeup and functions of the respiratory system.
Software
1. Interactive Physiology® 10-System Suite: Respiratory System (PE; Win/Mac). See p. 395
in this guide for full listing.
2. LOGAL® Biology Gateways™: The Human Respiratory System CD-ROM (WNS;
Win/Mac). Students can conduct complete, simulated physiology experiments on the
human respiratory system without expensive equipment. Students set variables; generate,
collect, and analyze data; form hypotheses; and develop models.
23: The Digestive System
Assignable Media Content in the Item Library
• 21 Art Labeling Activities
• Case Study Coaching Activity: Booze Blues
• Interactive Physiology Coaching Activity: Enzymatic Digestion and Absorption
Media
See Guide to Audiovisual Resources in Appendix A for key to AV distributors.
Slides
1. Digestive Tract Slide Set (CBS). Contains tissue samples from all major organs of the
digestive tract.
Video
1. Breakdown (FHS; 28 min., 1984). From the award-winning The Living Body series, this
video investigates the digestive consequences of eating a meal, following the food
through the entire alimentary canal.
4. Digestive System: Your Personal Power Plant (FHS; 34 min., 1998). From The Human
Body: Systems at Work series, this program examines the processes by which the
digestive system acts as a power plant for the body by turning food into energy.
Software
1. Interactive Physiology® 10-System Suite: Digestive System (PE; Win/Mac). See p. 395 in
this guide for full listing.
24: Nutrition, Metabolism, and Body Temperature Regulation
Assignable Media Content in the Item Library
• Art Labeling Activity
• Focus Figure Tutorial: Oxidative Phosphorylation
Media
See Guide to Audiovisual Resources in Appendix A for key to AV distributors.
Video
1. Free Radicals (FHS; 31 min., 1996). Free radicals are an important weapon in the
immune system but they can also cause chemical reactions that lead to damage of fatty
acids, DNA mutation, and protein destruction.
25: The Urinary System
Assignable Media Content in the Item Library
• 10 Art Labeling Activities
Media
See Guide to Audiovisual Resources in Appendix A for key to AV distributors.
Video
3. Kidney Disease (FHS; 26 min., 1990). From The Doctor Is In series, this video looks at
ESRD (end-stage renal disease) and its causes, as well as the difficulties related to
transplantation.
4. Kidney Transplant (FHS; 45 min., 1995). This video shows a live-related kidney
transplant from a son to his tissue-matched father.
Software
1. Interactive Physiology® 10-System Suite: Urinary System (PE; Win/Mac). See p. 395 in
this guide for full listing.
26: Fluid, Electrolyte, and Acid-Base Balance
Assignable Media Content in the Item Library
• Case Study Coaching Activity: The Car Accident
• Interactive Physiology Coaching Activity: Acid/Base Problems
• Interactive Physiology Coaching Activity: Mechanisms to Control Acid/Base Homeostasis
Media
See Guide to Audiovisual Resources in Appendix A for key to AV distributors.
Video
1. Homeostasis (FHS; 20 min., 1995). In order to understand homeostasis in a natural
setting, this program explores what happens to the body during a marathon race.
Software
1. Interactive Physiology® 10-System Suite: Fluids, Electrolytes, and Acid/Base Balance
27: The Reproductive System
Assignable Media Content in the Item Library
• 12 Art Labeling Activities
Media
See Guide to Audiovisual Resources in Appendix A for key to AV distributors.
Video
1. Cadaver Dissection Video Series for Human Anatomy and Physiology DVD: The
2. A Human Life Emerges (FHS; 35 min., 1995). This program presents a close-up view of
reproduction, beginning with the fertilization of the female egg, through gestation and the
millions of cell divisions, culminating in the birth of a fully formed individual.
3. Human Reproductive Biology (FHS; 35 min., 1994). This program focuses on the
4. Human Reproductive System (IM; 20 min., 2002). This DVD reviews human reproduc-
tive anatomy. It describes the structures and functions of each reproductive organ and
Software
1. Practice Anatomy Lab™ 3.0 DVD (PE; Win/Mac). See p. 388 in this guide for full
listing.
28: Pregnancy and Human Development
Assignable Media Content in the Item Library
• 6 Art Labeling Activities
• Focus Figure Tutorial: Sperm Penetration and the Cortical Reaction
Media
See Guide to Audiovisual Resources in Appendix A for key to AV distributors.
Video
1. Caring for Premature Babies (FHS; 19 min.). Highlights the risks for preterm labor, the
problems of the premature infant, and the tools available to save young lives. Helps
students understand the problems associated with premature birth.
5. NOVA® The Miracle of Life (PBS; 60 min., 1983). Swedish photographer Lennart
Nilsson takes you on a voyage to the human womb in this Emmy Award-winning
program. Travel down the oviduct and observe the sperm and egg, then observe the
development of the embryo, and finally the birth of a child.
6. Overcoming Infertility (FHS; 28 min., 2006). According to the Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention, infertility affects more than 6 million men and women in the
7. Prenatal Development: A Life in the Making (IM; 26 min., 2005). Traces the transforma-
8. Reproduction: Shares in the Future (FHS; 27 min., 1984). From The Living Body series.
9. Small Miracles: Curing Fatal Conditions in the Womb (FHS; 51 min., 1995). An
introduction to the diagnosis and treatment of babies with fatal conditions who are still in
the womb.
Software
1. The Embryonic Disk (IM; Windows). Tracking the formation of the human embryo from
fertilization through development, this CD-ROM presents the first month of life on a
page that links each day to an illustrated description of its major events.
29: Heredity
Media
See Guide to Audiovisual Resources in Appendix A for key to AV distributors.
Video
1. All About Us: The Human Genome (FHS; 40 min., 2001). In this program, Robert
Krulwich, science correspondent for ABC News, joins Eric Lander, professor at MIT’s
2. Cracking the Code of Life (CBS; 120 min., 2001). NOVA follows corporate and
academic scientists as they race to capture the complete, letter-by-letter sequence of the
human genome.
3. Genetic Discoveries, Disorders, and Mutations (FHS; 26 min., 1997). From the
4. Genetics and Heredity: The Blueprint of Life (IM; 22 min., 2005). This DVD illustrates
5. Practical Applications and Risks of Genetic Science (FHS; 24 min., 1997). From the
6. Science in Everyday Life: Genetics (IM; 24 min., 2008). This collection of video clips
covers such topics as the discovery of DNA, structural degradation of DNA, a human
death gene, the role of stem cells in a freshwater polyp, and the genetics of gender.
7. Understanding the Basic Concepts of Genetics (FHS; 30 min., 1997). From the Genetics:
A Popular Guide to the Principles of Human Heredity series. After recapping the contri-
Software
1. Gene Discovery Lab (IM; Win/Mac). This CD-ROM provides a virtual laboratory that
2. Pea Plant Genetics CD-ROM (WNS; Windows). Conduct realistic breeding experiments
that investigate five types of genetic inheritance, including co- and complete dominance.
