Instructions:

You will find the materials for this course here:

https://is.muni.cz/auth/elearning/warp.pl?fakulta=1411;obdobi=6103;predmet=780349;qurl=%2Fel%2F1411
%2Fpodzim2014%2FVSAJ0121%2Findex.qwarp

For the materials from the lessons, homework and the textbook for minimal requirements go to
Link/Teacher’s Folder/Malaskova/Všeobecná sestra

We will do only selected exercises from Fall semestr 2014

Requirements for the test in the winter semester: knowledge of the materials we do in the lessons,
homework, and lessons 1-4 from New English File Elementary (Student’s book and Workbook)


Homework for 12.9. is Human body/Additional exercises/exercise 1-6





forehead

ear

tooth (teeth)

nose

eye

tongue

eyebrow

cheek

lips

saliva

hair

neck

chin

mouth

eyelash



hand              arm                palm              shoulder

head              neck               throat           finger

thumb                       wrist(carpus)         elbow

breast (chest, thorax)    forearm

stomach (belly, tummy, abdomen)   arm

back               ankle             foot                hip

buttocks (behind, backside)    hip      toe     shin

knee              calf                 skull   limb (extremity)

backbone (vertebral column)             rib cage

thigh (femur)         leg






                                           Human anatomy

1. Cardiovascular system – the system that carries blood to various parts of the body. It is also
called circulatory.

2. Digestive system – all the organs and glands involved in the ingestion and digestion of food.

3. Endocrine system – the ductless gland that produce internal secretions and secrete these
directly into the blood or lymph and circulates it to all body parts.

4. Integumentary system – the skin (the largest organ in the body) and its associated structures.

5. Nervous system – a system of nerve cells. It regulates and co-ordinates bodily activities and
enables the body to adjust to external and internal changes.

6. Reproductive system – the system that enables human beings to have offspring.

7. Respiratory system – the system that brings oxygen into the body and removes carbon dioxide.
This process, called breathing, involves two acts: inspiration and expiration.

8. Musculoskeletal system – the system that protects and supports the internal organs and also
helps the body move. The skeleton has 206 named bones. Surrounding the bones and soft organs of the
body are more than 605 muscles.

9. Urinary system – the system that removes urea and other waste materials from the body in a
liquid called urine.