Living Physics Portal: BMP Conservation of Energy TEXT-INSTRUCTOR

Abstract: Conservation of Energy and Applications to the Human Body is the fifth chapter of an active learning, fully ADAPTABLE, biomedically relevant curriculum designed for pre-health students. Designed to enhance students' ability to conceptualize energy transfers in an isolated system in various scenarios, the curriculum culminates in applications of mechanical efficiency, metabolism and conservation of energy in the body. Included: Active Reading Text, Biology Professor Videos on Energy Transfer in Cellular Respiration, Learning Activities & Assessment Questions. Suggestions for classroom use are included in the INTRODUCTION document.

Resource Types: In-class activity, Lecture materials, Video, Pre-class assignment, Homework, Instructor supplement, Restricted access

Authors:

Nancy Donaldson

Rockhurst University

Mayuri Gilhooly

University of New England

Ralf Widenhorn

Portland State University

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Physics Topics:

Classical Mechanics > Work and Energy > Conservation of Energy, Mechanical Power, Non-Conservative Forces, Work

Life Sciences Topics:

Cross-cutting Biological Concepts > Matter/energy Transfer & Transforms > Cellular Mechanics, Chemical Energy Conversion, Chemical Energy Storage

Molecular and Cellular Biology > Metabolic Pathways

Chemistry Topics:

Chemical Energetics > Energy

Math Topics:

Algebra; Geometry; Graphical Analysis; Trigonometry

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