<p>AQA Specification</p> <p>The Cardiovascular System - End of Topic test paper</p> <p>Practise exam questions and mark scheme</p> <p>(Could be used in conjunction with my powerpoint bundle, 8 lessons covering the cardiovascular system unit)</p>

<p>AQA specification</p> <p>Powerpoint lesson resource introducing the The Cardiovascular System<br /> The presentation looks specifically at the heart including the structure and pathway of blood.</p> <p>Lesson 1, of a series of 8 lessons, on the Cardiovascular System.</p> <p>All 8 lessons cover the content for the unit. Each lesson can be purchased separately, or as a bundle.</p>

<p>AQA specification</p> <p>Powerpoint lesson resource for The Cardiovascular System unit<br /> The presentation looks specifically at the Cardiac Conduction System.</p> <p>Lesson Objectives:<br /> To be able to describe the cardiac conduction system<br /> To be able to name and label the cardiac conduction system<br /> To be able to explain changes to the cardiac system during physical activity and sport</p> <p>Lesson 2, of a series of 8 lessons, on the Cardiovascular System.</p> <p>All 8 lessons cover the content for the unit. Each lesson can be purchased separately, or as a bundle.</p>

<p>AQA Specification</p> <p>Powerpoint lesson resource for The Cardiovascular System unit<br /> The presentation looks specifically at the transportation of oxygen, including the Oxyhaemoglobin dissociation curve and the Bohr shift.</p> <p>Lesson 7, in a series of 8 lessons on the Cardiovascular System</p>

<p>AQA Specification</p> <p>Powerpoint lesson resource for The Cardiovascular System unit.<br /> The presentation looks specifically at the redistribution of blood (the vascular shunt mechanism), and the control of blood flow</p> <p>Lesson 8, in a series of 8 lessons to cover the Cardiovascular System.</p>

<p>AQA Specification</p> <p>Powerpoint lesson resource for The Cardiovascular System unit.<br /> The presentation focuses specifically at the impact of physical activity on our health.</p> <p>Lesson objectives:<br /> To understand the impact that physical activity can have on an individual’s health<br /> To identify how physical activity can affect heart disease, high blood pressure, cholesterol levels and strokes<br /> To explain cardiovascular drift</p> <p>Lesson 5, in a series of 8 lessons on the Cardiovascular System</p>

<p>AQA specification</p> <p>Powerpoint lesson resource for the Cardiovascular System unit<br /> The presentation continues the topic of the Cardiac Conduction system.</p> <p>Lesson 3, of a series of 8 lessons, on the Cardiovascular System.</p> <p>All 8 lessons cover the content for the unit. Each lesson can be purchased separately, or as a bundle.</p>

<p>AQA specification</p> <p>Powerpoint lesson resource for the The Cardiovascular System</p> <p>The presentation looks specifically at the impact of physical activity on the cardiovascular system, including stroke volume, cardiac output and heart rate. Student’s will also learn about Starling’s Law.</p> <p>Lesson 4, of a series of 8 lessons, on the Cardiovascular System.</p> <p>All 8 lessons cover the content for the unit. Each lesson can be purchased separately, or as a bundle.</p>

<p>AQA Specification</p> <p>Powerpoint lesson resource for the Cardiovascular System unit.<br /> The lesson focuses on:<br /> The Vascular System<br /> Blood Pressure<br /> The Venous Return mechanism</p> <p>Lesson 6, in a series of 8 lessons on the Cardiovascular System</p>

<p>5 different, fun worksheets that can be used at home to keep students/ children physically active. Suitable for remote teaching and for homeschooling parents.</p> <p>Each worksheet can be easily adapted to suit the age and ability of students.</p> <p>Most, if not all, tasks can be completed in a small space at home or in the garden.</p> <p>Each worksheet should create a fun workout suitable for the whole family! :)</p>