Circulatory System slides
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This Circulatory System page gathers slides on the heart, blood, circulation and cardiovascular disease. With over 50 slide sets, it offers school students material to revise these topics and teachers resources for lessons. Pick a slide set to start exploring.
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The slide sets on this page offer several ways into the unit. The Circulatory System introduces the heart, blood vessels and blood. The structure of the heart focuses on the heart itself, while Transport in mammals looks at pulmonary and systemic circulation.
Other sets take a closer look at particular topics. Blood covers its components, and Cardiac Contractions sets out stages of the heartbeat. For disease-related revision, there is Atherosclerosis and blood clotting.
Using slides for revision
A broad set such as The Circulatory System is a useful starting point before moving to a more focused topic. Work through the slides, then try explaining the main points in your own words. If you want to test what you remember, switch to a quiz on the unit page; return to the relevant slides when you need another look.
Choose a slide set and work through it at your own pace.
Frequently asked questions
Which slide set is a good place to start?
The Circulatory System is a useful starting point for an overview of the heart, blood vessels and blood. After that, The structure of the heart offers a closer look at the heart, while Blood focuses on the components of blood.
Which courses do these slides suit?
The collection is mainly aimed at school-level study. Resources listed on the page mention courses including GCSE Biology, A-level Biology, IGCSE Biology and IB Biology, as well as physical education courses. Students and teachers can check individual slide sets for the course and topic they need.
Are the slides free to use?
Yes. Every slide set listed here is free to open and study without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.