Anatomy and Physiology: Human Organs​

A complex sensory organ, the human eye captures light, focuses images via the retina, converts them into neural signals, and enables our perception of color, depth, motion, and detail. Explore how the eye works with this infographic. 

Explore blood flow, blood pressure, and the electrical impulses of the heart with an engaging infographic. A case study activity about Sam gives students an opportunity to learn more about cardiovascular disease.

Review the processes of human gamete formation — spermatogenesis and oogenesis – with this easy-to-follow infographic. Then have students explore why the Smiths are struggling with fertility issues in a simple case study scenario. Shop products to help you teach the reproductive system!

Your students can learn about the endocrine and exocrine functions of the pancreas with this detailed infographic. They then examine Mary’s urinalysis and blood work results to determine the cause of her recent health problems in the companion case study.

Dive into the structure and physiology of the liver with this comprehensive infographic. A brief case study then asks students to assess Carl’s digestive issues.

Explore the anatomy of the brain and its functional lobes with this detailed infographic. A brief case study then asks students to assess Kyle’s test results after an injury. 

This detailed infographic allows students to take a deeper dive into the structure and physiology of the lungs. A brief case study then asks students to assess Anna’s respiratory problems.

Review the anatomy of the kidney and its functional unit, the nephron, with this infographic. Students then consider Joe’s test results and apply their knowledge of the urinary system to offer a diagnosis in the case study. 

Use the colorful, effective infographic to explore spleen structure and function. Then have students apply their knowledge and assess Keith’s test results to come up with a potential diagnosis in the case study. 

Free resources for teaching your students about human body systems.