 Course
Description |
| Unit
1 Syllabus |
| Unit
1 Calendar |
| Unit
3 Calendar |
| Chapter
4 Student PowerPoint |
| Nonfiction
Book Review |
|
| Chapter 6 Review |
| Prerequisites:
Students enrolled in Anatomy and Physiology should have successfully completed
Biology I and Chemistry. Students are introduced to the study of the human body’s structures and functions. A strong emphasis is placed on assimilating information, analyzing and interpretation of laboratory data, and solving complex medical cases, situations, and ethics questions. Coursework includes a variety of hands-on, practical application laboratory activities as well as four to five dissections of major organs and one organism. Fall topics include: Body orientation, chemistry of the body, tissues, integumentary system, skeletal system, muscular system, nervous system, and senses. Spring topics include: Cardiovascular system, immune system, lymphatic system, reproductive system, endocrine system, digestive system, respiratory system, and human genetics. |
.: TO TOP :.
