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    Vein Vs Artery

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    This document describes a board game called "Veins vs Artery" that teaches students about the circulatory system. The game uses a board with veins and arteries, game pieces, and question cards. Students take turns moving around the board, answering questions when they land on a heart space. The questions cover topics like the components and functions of the circulatory system, types of blood vessels, and blood composition. The goal is for students to synthesize their understanding of how blood is transported throughout the body.

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    Vein Vs Artery

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    This document describes a board game called "Veins vs Artery" that teaches students about the circulatory system. The game uses a board with veins and arteries, game pieces, and question cards. Students take turns moving around the board, answering questions when they land on a heart space. The questions cover topics like the components and functions of the circulatory system, types of blood vessels, and blood composition. The goal is for students to synthesize their understanding of how blood is transported throughout the body.

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    BIOLOGY F4 & F5

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    This document describes a board game called "Veins vs Artery" that teaches students about the circulatory system. The game uses a board with veins and arteries, game pieces, and question cards. Students take turns moving around the board, answering questions when they land on a heart space. The questions cover topics like the components and functions of the circulatory system, types of blood vessels, and blood composition. The goal is for students to synthesize their understanding of how blood is transported throughout the body.

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    Vein Vs Artery

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    This document describes a board game called "Veins vs Artery" that teaches students about the circulatory system. The game uses a board with veins and arteries, game pieces, and question cards. Students take turns moving around the board, answering questions when they land on a heart space. The questions cover topics like the components and functions of the circulatory system, types of blood vessels, and blood composition. The goal is for students to synthesize their understanding of how blood is transported throughout the body.

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    ATLAS

    : GAMES : Veins vs Artery board.

    Theme

    : Physiology of Living Things

    Learning Area

    : Transport

    Learning Objective

    : Synthesising the concept of circulatory system

    Learning Outcomes

    : A students should be able to:


    State what a circulatory system is.
    State the three components of circulatory system in humans and
    animals.
    State the medium of transport in human and animals.
    State the composition of human blood.
    Explain the function of blood and haemolymph in transport.
    Describe the structure of human blood vessels.
    Explain how blood is propelled through the human circulatory
    system, function of the human heart.

    Type of game

    : Vein Vs Artery

    Instructions / Rules

    : 1. Use the vein vs artery board provided.


    2. Take turns to throw the dice.
    3. Each player must throw a six to begin playing in the game.
    After that, a six means an extra turn.
    4. The number of moves is that shown on the dice.
    5. If the chip lands at the bottom of a vein, move up the vein.
    6. If the chip lands at the top of an artery, go down the artery.
    7. If the chip lands on a heart, answer a question from the
    stack of question cards :
    If the answer is correct, move three steps forward.
    If the answer is wrong, move five steps backward.
    8. The first player to finish wins.

    Materials needed

    : 1. A dice
    2. Chips
    3. A set of question cards
    4. Vein vs artery board

    VEIN VS ARTERY:
    QUESTION CARDS : THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM

    QUESTIONS
    1. What is the function of a circulatory
    system?
    2. Name three components of the blood
    circulatory system in humans.
    3. What is the function of heart?
    4. List the medium of transport in human.
    5. Name the constituents in the blood
    plasma.
    6. State the function of fibrinogen.
    7. Name three types of blood vessels.
    8. What is the function of systemic
    circulation?
    9. Which artery carries blood with the
    lowest oxygen concentration?
    10. The diagram shows the front view of a
    heart in a longitudinal section. What is the
    function of P?

    11. The graph shows the total surface area


    of different types of blood vessels in the
    human circulatory system. What is blood
    vessel S?

    ANSWERS
    The system transports nutrients and oxygen
    to cells and carries away waste materials
    from the cells.
    Blood, heart, blood-vessels
    It is a muscular pump that circulates blood
    throughout the body
    Blood and haemolymph
    Water, ions, plasma protein, hormones,
    dissolved substances
    Involved in blood clotting
    Arteries, veins and capillaries
    To deliver blood to all parts of the body
    The pulmonary artery
    It prevents the backflow of blood into the
    left atrium when the left ventricle contract.

    blood capillaries

    12. The diagram shows the circulatory


    system of an organism .Name the type of
    the circulatory system shown.

    It is a closed circulatory system.

    13. The diagram shows cross sections of


    three types of blood vessel. What are X, Y
    and Z?

    X- Vein
    Y- Capillary
    X- Artery

    14. The diagram shows the right side of the


    human heart. What is the state of the valves
    at X and Y when the muscular walls of the
    ventricle relax?

    Valve at X - Open
    Valve at Y - Close

    15. What happens to the heartbeats when


    blood pressure decreases?
    16. The diagram shows four types of
    human blood cells. What are the functions
    of cell Q and R?

    Heartbeats increases

    17. State True or False.


    An Erythrocyte is shaped like a biconcave
    disc.

    True

    Q- Defence
    R- Transport

    18. is an oxygen-carrying
    protein pigment which gives the
    erythrocyte its red colour.
    19. What is the life span of an erythrocyte?
    20. State True or False
    Erythrocytes are manufactured in the bone
    marrow.

    Haemoglobin
    120 Days
    True

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