This 73 slide power point presentation will teach your students about the organization of the human body. Topics include: directional terms, body planes, body regions, body cavities, abdominal regions, anatomical position, levels of structural organization, body systems, homeostasis, negative/positive feedback, medical imaging. Ideal for an Anatomy and Physiology or related course and can be used for lectures and with available Human body organization worksheets.

This 59 slide power point presentation will help your student to learn about the muscular system. Topics include: muscle tissue properties, types of muscle, anatomy of skeletal muscle, sarcomeres, sliding filament theory, neuroelectric factors, energy sources for muscle contraction, muscle tension, origin/insertion, and muscle shapes. Ideal for an Anatomy and Physiology or related course and can be used during lecture.

This 127 slide power point presentation will help to introduce your students to histology. Includes epithelial, connective, muscle and nervous tissues with characteristics of each tissue type and histology slides. Ideal for a histology unit in an Anatomy and Physiology or related course. Can be used with available Histology worksheets.

This 63 slide power point presentation will help your students to learn about the Integumentary system. Topics include: Epidermis, melanin, Merkel cells, keratin, keratinization, dermis, tissue of the dermis, hypodermis, sebaceous glands, sudoriferous glands (eccrine and apocrine glands), ceruminous glands, transdermal medications, aging and the integumentary system, hair, and nails. Ideal for an Anatomy and Physiology or related course and can be used during lecture. Can also be used with available Integumentary system worksheets and activities.

This 75 slide power point presentation will help your students to learn bout the endocrine system. Topics include: functions of hormones, hormone classification, types of endocrine gland stimuli, as well as all major endocrine glands and their hormones. Ideal for an Anatomy and Physiology or related course, and can be used along with available Endocrine System worksheets.

This 74 slide power point presentation will help to introduce your students to the special senses and some disorders of the special senses. Topics include: eye anatomy, vision, eye disorders, olfaction, sense of smell, tongue/taste buds, sense of taste, ear anatomy, sense of hearing and equilibrium, and ear disorders/deafness. Ideal for an Anatomy and Physiology or related course and can be used in lecture or in student driven learning.

This 65 question (multiple choice) assessment will test your students’ knowledge of the cardiovascular system (topics include: heart anatomy, valves, vessels, stroke volume, cardiac output, blood pressure and more). Note: Cardiovascular disorders are not included on this assessment- there is a separate assessment available for disorders. Ideal for an Anatomy and Physiology or human body course and can be used as a review or assessment. Can be used with other Cardiovascular system worksheets. Answer key included.

This 60 question assessment (multiple choice) will test your students’ knowledge of the respiratory system. Topics include anatomy of the respiratory system, mechanics of breathing, volume and capacities, and more. Note: Disorders are not included on this assessment; however, there is a disorders assessment available separately. Ideal for an Anatomy and Physiology or human body course and can be used as a review or a unit assessment. Can be used with other respiratory system worksheets. Answer key provided.

This 35 question (multiple choice) assessment will test your students’ knowledge of the disorders of the respiratory system (includes pneumonia, COPD, emphysema, tuberculosis, cystic fibrosis, carbon monoxide poisoning, pulmonary embolism, pneumothorax, and more). Note: Respiratory System assessment is also available separately. Ideal for an Anatomy and Physiology or human body course and can be used as a classwork assignment, assessment, or review. Can be used with other Respiratory system worksheets. Answer key provided.

This 30 question (multiple choice) assessment will test your students’ knowledge of the disorders of the urinary system (including Hydronephrosis, renal calculi, polycystic kidney disease, renal failure, enuresis, DI, UTI, and more). Note: This assessment does not include general urinary system questions; however, there is a urinary system assessment available separately. Ideal for an Anatomy and Physiology or human body course and can be used for a review or an end of the unit assessment. Can be used with other Urinary System assessments and worksheets. Answer key provided.

This 50 question (multiple choice) assessment will test your students’ knowledge on the urinary system (includes anatomy of the kidney, nephron, filtration, reabsorption, secretion, urinary bladder, ureters, urethra, and more). Note: Disorders are not included with this assessment, although there is a Urinary System Disorders available separately. Ideal for an Anatomy and Physiology or human body course and can be used a review, or an end of the unit assessment. Can be used with other Urinary System worksheets. Answer key included.

This 65 question (multiple choice) assessment will test your students’ knowledge of the digestive system. Note: Digestive system disorders is not included in this assessment. Ideal for an Anatomy and Physiology or human body course and can be used as a classwork assignment or review (individual, pairs, or small groups) or an assessment.

This 60 question (multiple choice) assessment will test your students’ mastery of the basics of blood. Topics include characteristics of blood, erythrocytes, types of leukocytes, platelets, hemostasis, blood types, blood disorders, and more. Ideal for an Anatomy and Physiology, human body or related course and can be used with other Blood unit worksheets and blood genetic problems. Answer key provided.

This 40 multiple choice question assessment measures your students’ knowledge on urine (urinalysis, types of urine samples, technique, vocab). Students will read the question or statement and select the best response. Ideal for a CNA/GNA or Medical Assistant course and can be used as a pre-test, review, or assessment. Answer key provided.

This 18 term matching worksheet will help your students to learn about movement across the cell membrane. Terms include active transport, ATP, protein channel, osmosis, phospholipid bilayer, solution, and others. Word bank and answer key provided. Can be used as a classwork, homework, quiz, or review with Life Science middle school or biology students. Other cell worksheets are available in my store!

This 25 question (multichoice) quiz will help assess your students’ understanding of eukaryotic cell organelles. Students will read the question/statement and select the correct answer from 4 choices. Can also be used as a classwork or review activity. Answer key included. This quiz covers cell organelles, and scientists involved in cell discovery/cell theory- does not cover cell processes like active transport, diffusion, mitosis, or cellular respiration. I do offer a more advanced cell assessment in my store. I typically use this with middle school Life Science students; however, it is appropriate for high school biology/science as well.

This 20 question (12 Multiple choice and 8 True/False) will help to assess your students’ understanding similarities and differences between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells. Can be used as a quiz, or as a classwork or review activity. Answer key included. I typically use this with my middle school Life Science students, although it may be suitable for other students. I also have other cell worksheets/assessments available in my store.

This power point presentation introduces 43 human body regions and is ideal for a variety of courses, including Anatomy and Physiology’s first unit: Organization of the Human Body.

This 25 question (multiple choice, 4 choices) quiz will help to assess your students’ knowledge of movement through the cell membrane. Questions cover structure of the cell membrane as well as passive diffusion, osmosis, Brownian motion, and active transport. Ideal for a middle or high school biology or life science course and can be used as an assessment or as a review for your own assessment. Answer key provided.

This 115 slide power point presentation will help your students to learn the bones of the axial and appendicular skeletons. Slides also include many of the important markings of the bones (examples: acromion process, medial malleolus, acetabulum, greater trochanter, foramen magnum) Ideal for an Anatomy and Physiology or similar course and can also be used with Skeletal System Power point (also available which focuses on bone cells, gross anatomy, microanatomy of bones, etc).