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Students are asked to select learning objectives from a list that will be available to you on the Brightspace site. You will then make an informative PowerPoint presentation with accompanying voiceover that addresses the learning objectives associated with three topics, the endocrine, skeletal and muscular systems. More information related to this assessment task will be provided via Brightspace. Describe how growth hormone is released, its target tissues and its effect on these. Describe how insulin is released, its target tissues and its effect on these. Describe how antidiuretic hormone is released, its target tissues and its effect on these. Describe the structure of bone tissue. Describe the structure/classification of the hip joint and describe what is meant by the term “dislocation of the hip”. Describe the process of bone remodelling and how that relates to osteoporosis Describe the steps involved from when the action potential travels down the T tubules until the sarcomere shortens. Describe the steps involved from when the action potential reaches the end of the motor neuron until the action potential travels down the T tubules Describe the structure of the muscle organ. In your answer include how the muscle cells, myofibrils, myofilaments are arranged. You should include academic, peer-reviewed sources of information to support your work. Your PowerPoint presentation should not exceed fifteen (15) slides in length. Support for completing and submitting this task will be provided via the Brightspace site. Length: 4 – 6 minute audio-visual recording of your PowerPoint presentation and your voice. Maximum of (15) slides in your PowerPoint. Submission method: Instructions on how to submit this assessment through Brightspace will be communicated to you.
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