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TEACHERGUIDE
DissectiononDemand:TheHeart
60MinuteHealthLesson
Science-to-Go!Program
Grades: 6 – 1 2 DissectiononDemand:TheHeart
Description
Theheartkeepstheentirebodynourished
withoxygenandnutrients,buthowmuchdo
youreallyknowaboutthisvitalorgan?Heart
diseaseisthenumberonecauseofmortality
intheUnitedStates!Thisprogramwillstress
theimportanceofthecardiovascularsystem,
whilehighlightingwaystokeepithealthy.This
dissectionofapreservedsheepheartisan
engagingwaytoreviewcardiacanatomy,
function,andcoronarydiseases.Realhuman
specimenswillbedisplayedforcomparison
withanimalsamples.
Objectives
• Identifyheartanatomyandphysiology.
• Practicesafedissectiontechniqueswith
professionalinstruments.
• Compareanimalheartanatomytothat
ofpreservedhumanspecimens.
• Discusswaystokeepthecardiovascular
systemsafeandhealthy.
• Studentswilltesttheirown
cardiovascularfunctionswithclassroom
activities.
Ohio’sLearningStandards
Grade6:LifeScience-CellulartoMulticellular
• Cellsarethefundamentalunitoflife.
• Cellscarryonspecificfunctionsthatsustainlife.
• Livingsystemsatalllevelsoforganizationdemonstratethecomplementarynatureof
structureandfunction.
HighSchool:Biology:Cells
• Cellularprocesses(characteristicsofliferegulatedbycellularprocesses).
NationalHealthEducationStandards
Grade6-8:Standard1
• Studentswillcomprehendconceptsrelatedtohealthpromotionanddisease
preventiontoenhancehealth.
Grades9-12:Standard1
• Studentswillcomprehendconceptsrelatedtohealthpromotionanddisease
preventiontoenhancehealth.
HowtoSetUpYourRoom
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Pleasehavestudentdesksclearbeforetheprogrambegins.
Pleaseprovideanemptydeskorsmalltableforthemuseumeducatortosetupdisplayitems.
UsethevocabularyandadditionalresourcesprovidedinthisTeacherGuidetopreviewor
reviewprogramcontentwithyourclass.
Ifbookingmultipleprograms,transitionswillbeeasierifmuseumstaffsetsupinonlyone
location.
TheMuseumwillprovideallmaterialsfordissection.
Vocabulary
aorta-thelargestarteryofthebody,sendingbloodfromthehearttotherestofthebody.
atrium(atria)-thesuperiorchambersoftheheart,receivingbloodfromveinsandsendingblood
downtotheventricles.
artery-amuscularbloodvesselthattakesbloodawayfromtheheart.
blood-afluidtissuethattransportsvitalcomponentsthroughoutanorganism.
bloodpressure-theamountofforcethatisexertedonabloodvesselwallbyblood.
capillary-thesmallestbloodvesselsinthebody,wheremicroscopiccomponentsaretransferred
betweenthebloodandthebody’scells.
cardiacmuscle-aspecialtypeofstriatedmusclefoundintheheartthatisabletocoordinate
regularrhythmiccontractionsthroughelectrochemicalsignals.
cardiovascular(circulatory)system-thesystemofthebodycomposedoftheheartandblood
vessels,meantodelivervitalcomponenttoandfromallthecellsofthebody.
cell-thesmallestunitoflifeinalllivingorganisms.
chamber-alargecompartmentwithintheheart-mammalheartsarecomposedoffour
chambers-twoatriaandtwoventricles.
cholesterol-abiochemicalcomponentthatisvitaltomanystructuresinanimalcells,butcanalso
createplaqueinmajorarteriesleadingtorestrictionofbloodflowtoendorgans.
coronaryartery-arteriesbranchingfromtheaortathatfeedthecellsoftheheart.
heart-amuscularorganthatpumpsbloodthroughthelungsandtotherestofthebody.
heartattack-damagetotheheartduetolowoxygenation,usuallyfrompoorbloodflowfroma
diseasedcoronaryartery.
heartrate-howfrequentlyaheartbeatsperminute.
hypertension-havingbloodpressurethatistoohigh,whichisariskfactorforheartdisease,
strokesandothervascularpathologies.
hypotension-havingbloodpressurethatistoolow,whichcanresultinendorgansbeing
deprivedofoxygenandothervitalcomponents.
lungs-organsthatprovideairexchangefortheblood.
muscle-acontractiletissuethatprovidesthecapabilityofmovement.
oxygen-agasthatisrequiredinanimalsforcellularrespirationtomakeenergy.
plaque-ablockageontheinnerlininofarterialwallsthatcanpreventbloodflowtoendorgans.
pulse-aregularbeatthatcanbefeltontheheartoritsarteries.
valve-aflapthatallowsone-waymovementofafluidsuchasbloodthroughtheheartorveins.
venacava-thelargestveinsofthebody,returningbloodfromthebodyandheadtotheheart.
ventricle-theinferiormuscularchambersofaheatthatareusedtopumpbloodthougharteries.
ExtensionActivities
1) HeartRateStudies.Studentscanmeasuretheirrestingheartrates(countthenumberof
beats in one minute) and take a class average. Try experiments to see how different
situation affect heart rate- exercise (try more than one kind!), lying down, meditation,
reading,eating,etc.Doestimeofdayaffectheartrate?Dothestudents’heartratesdiffer
fromtheirparentsorteachers?
2) FamilyHistory&RiskFactors
a. Discusswiththeclassvariousriskfactorsthatareassociatedwithheartdisease.
b. Ask for student volunteers who are comfortable with the topic to research if
anyoneintheirfamilyhashadaheartattackorastroke,andifthoseindividuals
engagedinanyriskfactorsdiscussedwiththeclass.
c. Use the volunteers’ research to decide what percentage of the group has close
relatives with these cardiovascular diseases, and how many might be linked to
specificbehaviorsand/orchoices.
d. Have students’ research ways to reduce risks of coronary disease, and the
differencebetweengeneticandenvironmentallylinkedhealthissues.
OnlineResourcesforTeachersandStudents
Clickthelinkbelowtofindadditionalonlineresourcesforteachersandstudents.Thesewebsites
are recommended by our Museum Educators and provide additional content information and
somefun,interactiveactivitiestosharewithyourclass.
CMNHEducatorsregularlyreviewtheselinksforquality.Webaddressesoftenchangesoplease
notifyusifanylinkshaveissues.
ClevelandMuseumofNaturalHistoryhttps://cmnh.org/edlinks
EducatorResourceCenter(ERC)
MaterialsforLoan
TheEducatorResourceCenteroffers
educatorworkshops,thematicteaching
kits,animaldioramas,andmoreforloanto
areateachers.
ContacttheERCat216-231-2075for
informationonindividualorschool
membership.
VisittheMuseum’sERCwebsiteformore
informationonworkshops
https://www.cmnh.org/ERC
Hours
o MondaythroughFriday,1to5PM
o Wednesday,1to6PM
o Saturday,9AMto2PM
Ifyou’reinterestedinadditionalresources
besuretocheckoutthefollowingERC
materialsorbrowseERCmaterialsonlineat
http://cmnh.hosting.l4u.com
RelatedERCkitstothistopicinclude:
TheBody’sManySystems:Propswithinthis
healthkitrevealelementaryconceptsinthe
study of the human body, including
skeletal/muscular, digestive, respiratory,
circulatory,andnervoussystem.
Nutrition and You: Get a taste of the
MyPlate personal nutrition tool while
learning to create healthy meals based on
different food groups. Lesson plans include
howtoidentifyandinterpretinformationon
nutritionlabels.