Hebei education edition biology seventh grade second volume teaching material catalogue

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Hebei education edition biology seventh grade second volume teaching material catalogue

Unit 2 Our Body and Healthy Life

Chapter I Reasonable Diet and Balanced Nutrition

Section 1 Food

Section 2 Digestion of Food

Section III Absorption and Utilization of Nutrients

Section IV Synchronous Practice Unit Testing of Food Safety This chapter is comprehensive.

Chapter II Caring for the Mind and Ensuring Traffic

Section 1 Carrier of Goods Transportation

Section 2 Material Transportation Organization

Section 3 Material Transportation Routes

Section 4 Protection of the Heart and Blood Vessels

Synchronous practice

unit testing

This chapter is very comprehensive

Chapter III Strengthening the Righteousness and Cultivating the Foundation

Section 1 Breathing

In the second section, the excretion unit test is a comprehensive synchronous exercise in this chapter.

Chapter IV Rational Use of Brain and Efficient Learning

Section 1 Acquisition of Information

Section 2 Information Transmission

Section III Absorption and Utilization of Nutrients

The fourth quarter rational use of the brain

Synchronous practice

unit testing

This chapter is very comprehensive

Chapter V Normal Development and Healthy Growth

Section 1 Hormones and Growth and Development

Section 2 Healthy Adolescence

Synchronous practice

unit testing

This chapter is very comprehensive

Chapter VI Insist on taking exercise and keeping fit.

The first section synchronous exercise of human movement

unit testing

This chapter is very comprehensive

Section 2 Exercise and Health

Chapter VII Enhancing Immunity and Preventing Diseases

Section 1 Exemption

Section 2 Prevention of Infectious Diseases

The occurrence and prevalence of AIDS in the third quarter

Section 4 Rare Life Rejects Drugs

Synchronous practice

unit testing

This chapter is very comprehensive

Chapter VIII Scientific use of drugs to ensure health

Synchronous practice

unit testing

This chapter is very comprehensive

Monthly examination column

Temporary column

Last column

This book is comprehensive.

Review outline of the second volume of biology in grade seven

Transport of substances in human body

1, mobile tissue-blood

1) Blood composition and function

Plasma components: water, protein, glucose, inorganic salts, etc.

Function: Carrying blood cells, transporting nutrients and wastes.

erythrocyte

Blood cell leucocyte

blood platelet

Hemoglobin: A red iron protein contained in red blood cells.

Features: It combines with oxygen in places with high oxygen content and separates from oxygen in places with low oxygen content.

Functions of blood: transportation, defense and protection, and temperature regulation.

2. Blood flow pipeline? boat

1) Types, structures and functions of blood vessels

3. The pump that transports blood-the heart

1) Structure and function of the heart: located in the middle of the chest, at the lower left.

It is composed of myocardium.

There are four cavities: left ventricular aorta

Superior and inferior vena cava of right atrium

Right ventricular pulmonary artery

Left atrial pulmonary vein

Valve: atrioventricular valve (located between atrium and ventricle, only facing ventricle) ensures blood flow in a certain direction.

Arterial valve (located between the ventricle and the artery, only open to the artery)

Function of the heart: the dynamic organ of blood circulation

The relationship between atrium, ventricle and valve activity;

blood circulation

(1) The concept and approach of blood circulation;

Concept: Blood circulates in the pipeline composed of the heart and all blood vessels.

Divided into systemic circulation and pulmonary circulation:

Systemic circulation: left ventricle, aorta, artery, vein, inferior vena cava, right atrium.

capillary tube

Pulmonary circulation: left atrial pulmonary vein and capillaries in lung, pulmonary artery and right ventricle.

(2) Primary care of bleeding:

Capillary hemorrhage: blood is red, so stop bleeding naturally and disinfect it;

Arterial bleeding: bright red blood and fierce blood flow. Stop bleeding near the heart end of the injured artery;

Venous hemorrhage: the blood color is dark red and the blood flow is moderate. Stop bleeding at the distal end of the injured vein.

Blood transfusion and blood volume

1) Discovery of blood type: 1900, Landstein discovered ABO blood type.

2) Blood volume: 7-8% of body weight.

3) blood transfusion: blood type: a, b, AB, o.

Blood transfusion: according to the principle of importing the same blood type, the waste in the human body is discharged.

1, urine formation and excretion

1) concept: the process of discharging wastes such as carbon dioxide, urea and excess water generated during the decomposition of substances in the body.

Pathway: 1) skin: excrete water, inorganic salts and urea in the form of sweat.

2) Respiratory system: carbon dioxide and water are discharged in the form of gas.

3) Urinary system: Water, inorganic salts and urea are discharged in the form of urine.

2) Composition of urinary system

Kidney: the place where urine forms.

ureter

Bladder urination channel, bladder has the function of urine storage.

urethra

3) Structure and function of nephron

Glomerulus: dozens of capillaries branched from input arterioles are bent and coiled, and the other ends converge into output arterioles.

Nephron renal capsule: the blind end of renal tubule is partially depressed, and the capsule wall is divided into two layers, the inner layer is close to glomerulus and the outer layer is connected with renal tubule.

Renal tubule: the cavity between the inner and outer layers of the renal capsule communicates with the renal tubule.

4) Formation of urine

(1) glomerular filtration rate:

Plasma components other than blood cells and macromolecular proteins can be filtered to form protourine.

(2) Renal tubular reabsorption: substances useful to human body, including most water, all glucose and some inorganic salts.

(3) Renal tubular secretion: Renal tubular epithelial cells secrete ammonia and other substances to form urine.

* * Difference: blood, plasma, urine, urine.

2. Disposal of human excrement

1) Value of human excrement: as farmyard manure. It has the characteristics of wide fertilizer source, complete nutrients, long-lasting fertilizer effect and soil improvement.

2) Harmless treatment method of human excrement: building biogas digesters.

High temperature composting

Build an ecological toilet