Highlights the human male reproductive structures, their specific functions and the hormones involved in regulating these functions. Addresses some of the disorders that can occur within the male reproductive system: impotency, infertility and cancer.
Countries: CA
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Cells, Chromosomes and DNA – Resource Correlation Guide – Unit 3
Provides references to relevant pages in print resources and additional information on concepts presented in the video programs.
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The Human Female Reproductive System
Describes the structures and functions of the female reproductive system and hormones that regulate these functions. Explores medical conditions such as ectopic pregnancies, endometriosis and cancer that can occur within the female reproductive system.
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Change In Populations and Communities – Resource Correlation Guide – Unit 4
Provides references to relevant pages in print resources and additional information on concepts presented in the video programs.
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Reproductive Technologies and Sexually Transmitted Diseases
Examines the reproductive technologies that have augmented and altered the chemical control system involved in human reproduction. Reveals how sexually transmitted diseases affect and damage the reproductive system.
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Electrochemical Control Systems
Describes how the nervous and endocrine systems work together to maintain homeostasis and equilibrium in humans. Examines the structure of the neuron and explains the biological basis for multiple sclerosis.
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Hormonal Controls and the Menstrual Cycle
Compares the cyclical patterns of reproduction in humans with that of other mammals. Describes the human menstrual cycle and the hormones that regulate it. Addresses the effects of lifestyle and aging on the menstrual cycle and explains hormone therapy.
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Nerve Impulse Conduction
Explores the electrochemical nature of nerve impulse conduction and transmission. Analyses the different stages of the membrane potential through simulations, discussions with a neurophysiologist and a visit to the dentist.
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Hormonal Controls and Conception
Reviews the events that occur when fertilization of the ovum takes place. Provides an in-depth look at conception control methods, their effectiveness and some of the risks associated with using them.
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Reflexes and Synaptic Transmission
Investigates the physiology of the reflex arc through experiments on the pupillary and patellar reflexes. Focuses on the transmission of an impulse across the synapse and at the neuromuscular junction.