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The liver as a homeostatic organ

Subject: Biology

Grade: Upper Secondary

Publisher: YDP

Resource types: Whiteboard presentation

Resource ID: b2527
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At the end of this activity, students should be able to:
– describe the general structure of the liver, its location and vascularization
– name the major functions of the liver
– describe the transformations of carbohydrates, proteins and fats that occur in the liver
– name the major components of bile and discuss the role of bile in metabolism of fats.

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Location of the liver Illustration Liver Illustration The structure of th... Slideshow The vascular elemen... Whiteboard exercise Functions of the va... Whiteboard exercise The microscopic str... Whiteboard exercise Internal structure ... Slideshow The vascular elemen... Whiteboard exercise Liver lobules Illustration Central vein Illustration Hepatocytes Illustration Hepatic cords Illustration Kupffer cells Illustration The functions of th... Slideshow The defence mechani... Simulation The regulatory func... Whiteboard exercise Circulatory functions Illustration Metabolic functions Illustration Defensive functions Illustration Excretory functions Illustration Storage functions Illustration Diseases of the liv... Slideshow A diagram of the gl... Illustration The role of the liv... Whiteboard exercise Albumins Illustration Blood clotting Animation The regulation of o... Whiteboard exercise The framework of a ... Illustration The urea cycle Animation Ornithine Animation Citrulline Animation Arginine Animation Urea Animation The urea cycle Whiteboard exercise Gallstones Illustration Entero-hepatic circ... Slideshow Elements of the ent... Whiteboard exercise

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Secondary School

Upper Secondary (Grades 10-12)

Biology

Homeostasis

64. The liver as a homeostatic organ

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Keywords

insulin, proteins, glycogen, glucagon, cholesterol, micelle, haem, phagocytosis, organ, liver, prothrombin, fibrinogen, blood vessel, urea, homeostatic, basement membrane, colloid osmotic pressure, proteolytic enzyme, urea cycle, ornithine cycle, ornithine, The liver as a homeostatic organ

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