BIOLOGY2402–ANATOMYANDPHYSIOLOGYII

1、BIOLOGY 2402 ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY IICOURSE INFORMATION SHEETCOURSE TITLE:Biology 2402 Anatomy and Physiology IICREDIT:INSTRUCTOR:OFFICE:OFFICE PHONE:OFFICE HOURS:4 Semester HoursDr. Carla J. WhittakerClassroom Building, Office 5 (or Classroom 5)(979) 830-4201M Th: 1:30 3:30or By AppointmentEmail:

2、COURSE DESCRIPTION:Biology 2402Anatomy and Physiology IIA continuation of the principles of structure and function of the human body.Credit: 4 semester hoursPREREQUISITES:Biology 2401 or Approval of Division ChairmanCORE COURSE: This is a Core Course in the 42-Hour Core of Blinn C

3、ollege. As such,students will develop proficiency in the appropriate Intellectual Competencies, ExemplaryEducational Objectives, and /corecurriculumCOURSE OBJECTIVES AND STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES:Lecture Outcomes:1. Use correct anatomical and physiological terms to describe

4、the human body.2. List and describe anatomical components of the cardiovascular system andexplain their role in transport and hemodynamics.3. List and describe anatomical components of the respiratory system and their functions.4. List and describe anatomical components of the digestive system and t

5、heirfunctional roles.5. List and describe anatomical components of the lymphatic system and explaintheir functions and role in immunity.6. List and describe anatomical components of the urinary system and explainthe physiology of the urinary system.7. List and describe anatomical components of the r

6、eproductive system and explaintheir functions.8. List and describe the histology, anatomy, and physiology of the endocrine system.Laboratory Objectives:1. Demonstrate familiarity with fundamentals of laboratory safety.2. Given the appropriate materials, models, charts, and equipment for“ wet ” lab l

7、ab experiments, thestudent will perform various lab experiments.3. Using selected organisms, the student will systemically dissect, view, and learnfeatures of the appropriate organ system. The systems to be emphasized include:cardiovascular, respiratory, digestive, urinary, reproductive, and endocri

8、nesystems.General Course Objectives and Student Learning Outcomes:Following lecture, class discussion, and lab work covering appropriatelyselected material, the student will correctly answer at least 60% of thequestions on three (3) major exams and a comprehensive final exam.Following lecture, class

9、 discussion, and lab work covering appropriatelyselected material, the student will correctly answer at least 60% of thequestions on 69 quizzes or minor exams. The dates for these quizzes orminor exams will be announced in class.Students should demonstrate an understanding and working knowledge ofth

10、e laboratory equipment used in the laboratory.When given the appropriate materials and equipment, the student willperform various lab experiments to the satisfaction of the instructor.After completing the appropriate laboratory assignments, the student willcorrectly answer at least 60% of the questi

11、ons on lab practical exams.When presented with an embalmed cat, each pair of lab partners willsystematically dissect and view the appropriate organ system to satisfaction ofthe instructor.Students should be able to demonstrate an understanding and workingknowledge of the rules of safety in the class

12、room and laboratory, and theM.S.D.S. (Note: MSDS Sheets Material Safety Data Sheets are availableinroom C-7. Online information may be found at one of the following web sites:a. http:www.fischersci.ca/First, click on“ Services ” . Then, clickalon Materi SafetyData Sheets.)b. http:/ ACTIVITIES:The st

13、udent should read the assigned chapters in the textbook andlab manual prior to class.The student should attend class, be attentive, participate in classdiscussion, and take appropriate notes.The student should participate cooperatively with his/her lab partneror group during lab work. He/she should

14、learn proper usage of thedissection instruments.The student should properly assemble lab equipment in order to performexperiments, make careful observations, and gather appropriate datafrom the results of the lab experiments.TEXTBOOKS:HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY , Sixth Edition, Marieb:2003, Addiso

15、n Wesley Longman, Inc., The Benjamin/Cummings Publishing Company, Inc., San Francisco, California.HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY LABORATORYMANUAL CAT VERSION, Eighth Edition, Marieb: 2004,Addison Wesley Longman, Inc., San Francisco.HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGYStudy Guide toAccompany Human Anatomy and

16、Physiology. MariebOPTIONAL)(HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY COLORING WORK-BOOK. Marieb (OPTIONAL )A PHOTOGRAHIC ATLAS OF THE HUMAN BODY WITHSELECTED CAT, SHEEP, AND COW DISSECTIONS,Gerald J. Tortora: 2000, John Wiley and Sons, Inc., New York.(OPTIONAL )SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIALS: (OPTIONAL)Study Partner CD

17、 ROM:Provided free with the textbook. This is a studytool that reviews key topics covered in the textbook.Marieb s Website:http:/ (Select:Marieb, HumanAnatomy and Physiology, Sixth Edition).Solenopsis Software CDBiological Programs and Images($5.00). This CDreviews related topics including cytology,

18、 histology, heart dissections, braindissections, and kidney dissections.Audio Tapes in Anatomy and Physiology:These may be checked out fromthe instructor. There are also tutorials available in the Computer Lab of theBusiness and Computer Science/Bullock Building. Available topics include:ATP Synthes

19、isKidney FunctionBlood GlucoseDigestive EnzymesEndocrine SystemMusclesImmune SystemHormonesRespirationA & P Toolkit Available in Computer Lab and in this labMultimedia Notes and Practice Exams: This is a software package whichis compatible with your textbook. It will give you access to outlines,

20、definitions, and information about each chapter, as well as, allowingyou to take practice exams covering various chapters.A.D.A.M. COMPREHENSIVE and AIA ( ADAM INTERACTIVEANATOMY ): Animated Dissection of Anatomy for MedicineComprehensive Versionis available in the Computer Lab and this lab.A.I.A. V

21、ersion is available in this lab.These CDROM s have a tremendous amount of anatomical andphysiological information available.(Please refer to Appendix C in your lab manual for correlation touse A.D.A.M. Interactive Anatomy ).Other CD ROM S:Body Works (This lab)Dynamic Human (This lab)Study Partner (T

22、his Lab)Cardiovascular System (This Lab)Muscular System (This Lab)Urinary System (This Lab)(Note: The computer lab manager is Linda Pleasant. She or one of her staff is availableto assist you in gaining access to any of this information on the tutorials, A & P Toolkit,A.D.A.M., etc.)SUPPLIES:Lec

23、ture: Bring your textbook and note taking materials to each class.Laboratory: Bring your laboratory manual and a good lab kit to the lab.The lab kit should include:Scalpel with extra bladesScissorsBlunt-end probeForcepsYou will work with a partner during lab and may share a lab kit.Suggested instrum

24、ents for the lab kit:#3 Scalpel HandleBlade #10 or #15 (or #4 Scalpel Handle with Blade#21 0r #22)*Medium Point Forceps (4” or 5”)Straight Scissors (Blunt Point5”)Probe and Seeker (Blunt5”)Fine Point Scissors4”Youmaypurchasetheseitemsseparatelyoryoumaypurchasetheappropriate lab kit in the bookstore,

25、 or at Medi-Care Equipment (1401 S. AustinStreet, Brenham, Texas).Lab coat (Optional)Box of Latex glovesATTENDANCE:STUDENTS ARE EXPECTED TO ATTEND ALL CLASSES.Attendancewill be taken at each class. Students will not be assessed absences when theyare representing Blinn College at an approved school f

26、unction.If you miss class, it is your responsibility to obtain notes and assignmentsfrom someone in the class. Remember that makeup- on a “ wet ” lab is difficult.If you stop attending class,you must complete a class withdrawal form,complete the form, obtain the instructor s signature, and return th

27、e form to theadmissions office no later that August 1, 2005.Class days missed due to inclement weather will be made up as appropriate.A student on scholastic or disciplinary probation should not haveany unexcused absences!Tardy Policy: Class begins when the instructor closes the door to the lab.You

28、are expected to be in your seats at that time. Three tardies willconstitute one absence.ASSIGNMENTS:Students are expected to have read both lecture and lab assignmentsprior to class.You should read, study, comprehend, and learn the information in yourclass notes. It is very important for you to take

29、 comprehensive notesduring lecture, and to learn the information in these notes before your return toclass.Laboratory work, including slides, dissections, and exercises in the labmanual will be assigned during class. Much of the work you do will be doneduring lab time. However, any work not complete

30、d during the lab period can becompleted on you own time. Lab experiments will generally be done in groupsof 2 or more students. These “ wet ”labs will involve assembling equipment,making careful observation, recording data, and drawing conclusions about theresults. It is very important to be present

31、 when experiments are performed. Itmay not be possible to makeup- a “ wet ” lab.EXAMS:Three (3) major exams and a comprehensive final exam will be administeredduring this term. These exams will cover information covered in the lectures. Examsmay consist of multiple choice, K type (multiple multiple

32、choice), matching,diagrams, fill-in-the-blank, true false, short answer and/or essay questions.LAB PRACTICALS:There will be three (3) lab practicals during the summer term,that work cover material covered in the lab exercises.QUIZZES : There will be approximately 6 9 quizzes given during this term.

33、Dates forthe quizzes will be announced in class. Quizzes will be given at the beginning of theclass. Please arrive to class on time for the quizzes and examsIf.you miss aquiz, your grade for that quiz is zero. The lowest quiz grade will be dropped.INTERNET ASSSIGNMENT (REPORT ): Each student should

34、choose a recentresearch article pertaining to Biology, Anatomy, Medicine or related topic covered inclass, from a search done on the Internet. You may refer to an Internet site dealing withBiology. Write a 5 - 10 page paper on the article and cite a minimum of four references.Two of the articles may

35、 come from an internet site. The remaining references may beobtained from scientific journals, magazines articles, and books. The report should bewritten in the MLA or CBE format. It must be in your own words. Plagiarism will not betolerated! A paper that has been plagiarized will result in a grade

36、of zero for theterm paper. The articles used as references in the term paper must be cited in thebody of the term paper. Reports should be typed, using 12 font, and double-spaced.You must obtain approval from the instructor on your topic. Reports are due on or before3:00 p.m. on July 28, 2005. A dat

37、e will be assigned later during the semester forstudents to present their reports orally during class.TENTATIVE COURSE OUTLINE(Note: This is a tentative course outline. Any changes that aremade to this outline willbe announced in class).DATELECTURECHAPTERLABBO DY SYST EMSDISSE CTIONJULY7INTRODUC TON

38、/MUSCULAR SYSTEM1015 P. 1271-P.733REVIEWJULY8DIGESTIVE SYSTEM2439,40B P. 3947-P.733JULY 12RESPIRATORY SYSTEM2337, 38 P. 3736 - P.770JULY 13BLOOD1829P. 280JULY 14MAJOR EXAM IJULY 15LAB PRACTICAL IJULY 19CARDIOVASCULA R SYSTEM I1930344-P.759JULY 20CARDIOVASCULA R SYSTEM II2035BP.2954-P.759JULY 21LYMPH

39、ATIC SYSTEM21JULY 22URINARY SYSTEM2641-42 P.4278-P.778JULY 26LAB PRACTICAL IIJULY 27MAJOR EXAM IIJULY 28MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM289-P.785JULY 29MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM289-P.785AUG2FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM289-P.785AUG3FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM289-P.785AUG4PREGNANCY/HUMAN DEVELOPMENT299-P.785AUG5E

40、NDOCRINE SYSTEM17AUG9MAJOR EXAM IIIAUG 10LAB PRACTICAL IIIAUG 11COMPREHENSIVE FINALEXAMMAKE UP POLICYNo make-up exam will be given for a missed quiz or exam.In case of extenuating circumstances, family or medical emergencies, or schoolapproved absences, a comprehensive make-up exam will be administe

41、red atthe end of the summer term. This exam may consist of short answer, essay,multiple choice, and K-type questions.If classes are dismissed due to inclement weather, holiday, natural disasteror other unavoidable circumstances, the instructor will assign make-upassignments to off-set the number of

42、class hours missed.ACADEMIC DISHONESTY:The Blinn College policy on academic dishonesty will befollowed. Cheating will not be tolerated in any form, and may result in thestudent being dropped from the course and/or a grade ofF.CIVILITY STATEMENT:Members of the Blinn College community, which includes

43、faculty,staff, and students, are expected to act honestly and responsibly in all aspects ofcampus life. Blinn College holds all members accountable for their actions and words.Therefore, all members should commit themselves to behave in a manner thatrecognizes personal respect and demonstrates conce

44、rn for the personal dignity, right,and freedoms of every member of the College community, including respect forcollege property and the physical and intellectual property of others.DISABILITY SERVICES:Support services for students with disabilities are provided onan individual basis, upon request. Students with docum