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Human Body Series

Website: http://www.filmideas.com
Next Airing: Wed, Nov 27th, 2024 at 10:30 AM on UEN-TV

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The Human Body is a complex biological system that make up a human being. Working together, these systems allow for life, movement, growth, repair, cognitive function and much more.

Episodes:

  • Breathing, and Your Lungs

    When we breathe, our bodies exchange gases with the environment in a process called breathing - or respiration. But why do we have to breathe? What organs do we use when we breathe? In this video, we explore breathing and our lungs. We also learn terms like alveoli, bronchi and diaphragm. Finally, we’ll talk about how to keep our respiratory system healthy.

    Next Airing: Wed, Nov 27th, 2024 at 10:30 AM on UEN-TV
    Length: 00:13:52
    Usage rights: Expires 7/31/2028
  • Skeleton and Muscles

    They hold us up and help us move our bodies. This video explores our bones and muscles! We look at the different kinds of bones: long bones, flat bones and irregular bones. We also learn terms like smooth muscle, saddle joint and periosteum. Finally, we’ll talk about how to keep our bones and muscles healthy.

    Length: 00:10:53
    Usage rights: Expires 7/31/2028
  • The Cardiovascular System

    The cardiovascular - or circulatory - system is our body’s transportation system. It consists of a pump, the heart, and an enormous network of pathways, the blood vessels. But how does blood circulate through our bodies? And what other parts of the body are involved in the cardiovascular system? Every day, your heart beats more than one hundred thousand times. In this film, we’re going to explore the cardiovascular system.

    Length: 00:13:40
    Usage rights: Expires 7/31/2028

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