Anatomy Journal Name: ______________________________________________ (Zombie Apocalypse Survivor)
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Importance of knowledge of the human anatomy in a post zombie apocalyptic world. The whole is greater than the sum of its parts, but you have to know the parts. To survive in a post zombie apocalyptic world, information on the human body will important for you and your fellow survivors. Why is gathering and learning this information important? Firstly, your knowledge of human anatomy will be important for your survival in the post zombie apocalyptic world for the simple reason that you may be required to administer First Aid or even perform surgery on yourself or a fellow survivor. As it is unlikely that there will be any doctors let alone hospitals, others may depend on you to remove an infected limb, treat a festering wound or even deliver a child. Secondly, if you find yourself a member of a band of survivors, you will be valued on your contribution to the group. Your knowledge of biology, medicine, and the human body will only increase your value in the eyes of others, especially if you become old and unable to fight. Research and gather information necessary to complete the diagrams and instructions on the following pages of your journal.
Good luck and may you stay safe.
General Human Anatomy
The Human Respiratory System
The Human Skeletal System
The Human Brain I
The Human Brain II
The human heart: On this page draw a diagram (or diagrams) of the human heart and label all of the following sections: Aorta; Left Pulmonary Artery, Pericardium; Left Atrium; Right Atrium; Right Coronary Artery; Left Coronary Artery; Right Ventricle; Left Ventricle; Superior Vena Cava; Pulmonary Valve; Aortic Valve; Tricuspid Valve; Mitral Valve; Interventricular Septum; Inferior Vena Cava & Left Pulmonary Veins
The Human Body Musculature Detailed
The Human Body Detailed
Additional Notes and Observations.