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ESUHSD Marking Period 6 - Biology Daily Agenda UNIT: PHYSIOLOGY – IMMUNE SYSTEM Objective: Warm Up: Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 Date: ____ /____ Date: ____ /____ Date: ____ /____ Date: ____ /____ Date: ____ /____ Explain the role of the integumentary system in providing homeostasis for the body. Contrast the two main layers of the integumentary system. Explain how the skin and mucosa provide a wellmaintained physical and chemical barrier that prevents most pathogens from gaining access to the cells and tissues of the body’s soft tissues. “Everything You Need to Know About the Immune System” Article (Link Needed) “Everything You Need to Know About the Immune System” Explain the process in which antibodies oppose antigens in order to combat specific pathogens. Describe the role of B cells in immune response. Describe how vaccinations are created. Explain how a vaccine works in conjunction with the body’s immune system to help prevent future infection. Describe the differences between lytic and lysogenic viral life cycles. Compare and contrast the bacterial and viral structure, function, and requirements for life and/or sustainability. Explain the role of antibiotics and antiseptics in combating infection. Worksheet: Bacteria vs. Viruses “Everything You Need to Know About the Immune System” Article Article (Link Needed) Explain transmission, symptoms, and treatments of infection caused by protists, bacteria and viruses. Differentiate between the body’s innate immune response and the adaptive immune response. Agenda: Exit Slip: Lecture/Reading Introduction to the Immune System Activity Multiple Choice Pop Quiz Lecture/Reading Antibodies vs. Antigens – FIGHT! Lecture/Reading Immunity/ Vaccination Lecture/Reading Viruses Practice: - Movie: “Outbreak” Activity: - Bacteria Lab - Viruses - YouTube: Antibodies vs. Antigens Oral Pop Quiz - The Lytic Cycle Pop Quiz Oral Pop Quiz Movie Vocabulary/Where’s the Science?? Objective: Day 6 Day 7 Day 8 Day 9 Day 10 Date: ____ /____ Date: ____ /____ Date: ____ /____ Date: ____ /____ Date: ____ /____ Compare and contrast HIV versus AIDS. Explain how HIV compromises the immune system’s ability to protect against infections. Explain HIV transmission. Explain why HIV infection is difficult to treat. Explain why HIV infection is difficult to treat. Worksheet: How HIV Works Article (Link Warm Up: Compare and contrast HIV versus AIDS. Explain how HIV compromises the immune system’s ability to protect against infections. Explain HIV transmission. Needed) “Everything You Need to Know About the Immune System” Lesson/Reading HIV vs. AIDS Lesson/Reading HIV vs. AIDS Movie: “Outbreak” Movie: “Outbreak” Agenda: Exit Slip: Movie Vocabulary/Where’s the Movie Vocabulary/Where’s the Explain the origin, circulation and general role of phagocytes in immune system function. Contrast the origin, maturation, and roles of the two main lymphatic cell types (B-lymphocytes and T-lymphocytes) in immune system function. Worksheet: “Everything You Need to Know About the Immune System” Lecture/Reading Lymphatic System (Adaptive/Innate Immunity) Activity: Computer Game - Immune Attack (http://www.fas.org /immuneattack) Review Unit Exam Science?? Science??