A comprehensive and well presented power point presentation to introduce the Pancreas and describe its functions both as an endocrine and exocrine gland.
The presentation describes the structure of the pancreas and then introduces its exocrine role in producing pancreatic juice in the acini, followed by its endocrine role in secreting Glucagon and insulin from the Islets of Langerhans.
There are many interesting pictures and eletromicrographs to show the differences between the various cell types, along with an excellent key-word matching activity to assess learning at the end of the lesson.
Lastly, I have included a practice past paper question for students to apply their knowledge.
5.4.3 (c) (i) to know the histology of the pancreas
(ii) Complete examination and drawing of stained
sections of the pancreas to show the
histology of the endocrine tissues
PAG1
(d) To understand how blood glucose concentration is regulated To include the action of insulin and glucagon as an
example of negative feedback, and the role of the
liver
AND
the control of insulin secretion, with reference to
potassium channels and calcium channels in the
beta cells of the pancreas.
The presentation describes the structure of the pancreas and then introduces its exocrine role in producing pancreatic juice in the acini, followed by its endocrine role in secreting Glucagon and insulin from the Islets of Langerhans.
There are many interesting pictures and eletromicrographs to show the differences between the various cell types, along with an excellent key-word matching activity to assess learning at the end of the lesson.
Lastly, I have included a practice past paper question for students to apply their knowledge.
5.4.3 (c) (i) to know the histology of the pancreas
(ii) Complete examination and drawing of stained
sections of the pancreas to show the
histology of the endocrine tissues
PAG1
(d) To understand how blood glucose concentration is regulated To include the action of insulin and glucagon as an
example of negative feedback, and the role of the
liver
AND
the control of insulin secretion, with reference to
potassium channels and calcium channels in the
beta cells of the pancreas.
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