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PHYSIOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES FOR HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE TABLE OF CONTENTS

   

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PHYSIOLOGICALPRINCIPLES FOR HEALTHAND SOCIAL CARE
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TABLE OF CONTENTSINTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1TASK 1............................................................................................................................................1LO 1.................................................................................................................................................11.1 Three anatomical feature of human body and their function................................................1.....................................................................................................................................................21.2 Role of growth hormone in metabolism, growth and development. ....................................2M3) Present and communicating appropriate finding.................................................................3D1) Clinical importance of growth hormones............................................................................3TASK 2............................................................................................................................................4LO 2.................................................................................................................................................42.1 Body response to everyday physical activity .......................................................................42.2 Body responses by cellular tissue structure and physiology.................................................42.3 Coordination of body with its internal activities...................................................................5M2) Sources of information........................................................................................................5TASK 3............................................................................................................................................53.1 Recording and use of routine measures in health and social care.........................................53.2 Usefulness of routine measures in providing information about body functioning..............63.3 Ways in which body functioning inform care planning for individuals...............................7M1) Importance of recording body temperature and using other measurement tools................7D2) Knowledge of body system and importance of routine testing regarding specific diseasecondition......................................................................................................................................8TASK 4............................................................................................................................................84.1 Impact of age on body structure and functioning..................................................................84.2 Common disorders on body structure and functioning.........................................................84.3 Effects of common disorders and infection to care of an individual....................................9D3) Care planning for patients and variants in body structures..................................................9CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................9REFERENCES..............................................................................................................................10
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Illustration IndexIllustration 1: Function of nervous system in human body .............................................................2
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INTRODUCTIONA human body is made up of many parts, among this nervous system, respiratory system,muscles, reflexes are core parts of human body. Any kind of disruption in this can result innegative consequence that can effect the working of other organs. Anatomy and physiology ofthe body are very closely interconnected and are studied as part of medical science. Anatomywhere deal with physical structure of the human body, physiology on other hand deal withfunction and work of any specific organ. In this report various function of the bodies are part arediscussed in detail along with cellular and tissue structure. Along with the cure are alsomentioned to various disease that occur due to old age or external factors. TASK 1LO 11.1 Three anatomical feature of human body and their function.Human body its quite complex in nature it has various part that carry out differentfunction in order to work properly. Some of these features are mentioned belowNervous system:Nervous system is responsible to pass or transmit information in various part of the body.In science neurotransmission is the term that describe the whole function of this system. Its madeof two part that is the central nervous system and the peripheral nervous system (Standring,2015). CNS is consist of spinal cord and brain it has two basic function, the afferent nerve fibreis responsible to receive the information and pass it to brain. After this brain process the sensoryinfo into relevant knowledge that is further transmitted to all the other part of body with the helpof Efferent nerve fibre. PNS is responsible for voluntary and involuntary reflexes, Voluntaryreflexes include cranial nerves and glands. In voluntary reflexes include spinal nerves andpituitary glands.1
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