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BIOL 104 Anatomy & Physiology I: Laboratory Schedule and Overview

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BIOL 104 Anatomy & Physiology I: Laboratory Schedule and Overview

Introduction

This document outlines the laboratory schedule for a college-level Anatomy & Physiology I course. The schedule details weekly topics, associated laboratory activities, and relevant textbook chapters. Laboratory exercises are designed to complement lecture material and enhance understanding of the structure and function of the human body.

Laboratory Schedule Overview

Unit

Date

Topic

Lab Activities

Material

Unit I

Aug 25

Language of Anatomy

Lab Lists

Ch 1

Sept 1

Lab Quiz Set 2 over previous week Lab material: Skeleton Overview, Anatomy of a Long Bone, Microanatomy of Osseous Tissue, Appendages

Lab Lists

Ch 5 (pay attention to Table 5.1)

Sept 8

Skull: Overview, Skull: Cranium, Skull: Face, Thoracic Cage, Pectoral Girdle, Pelvic Girdle

Lab Lists

Ch 5

Sept 15

Skull: Overview, Skull: Cranium, Skull: Face

Lab Lists

Ch 5

Sept 22

Lab Quiz Set 3

Lab Lists

Ch 5

Sept 29

Muscle ID

Lab Lists

Ch 6

Oct 6

Muscular System: Joints & Body Movements (muscle quiz)

Lab Lists

Ch 5 Section 5.4

Oct 13

Nervous System

Lab Lists

Ch 7

Oct 20

Lab Quiz Set 4

Lab Lists

Ch 14

Unit II

Nov 3

Blood

Lab Lists

Ch 10

Nov 10

Cardiovascular System

Lab Lists

Ch 11

Nov 12

Lab Quiz Set 5

Lab Lists

Ch 11

Nov 14

Respiratory System

Lab Lists

Ch 13

Dec 1

Urinary System

Lab Lists

Ch 15

Dec 8

Lab Quiz Set 6

Lab Lists

Ch 15

Dec 15

Review for Lab Exam III

Lab Lists

Dec 16

Lab Exam III

Lab Lists

Key Laboratory Topics

  • Language of Anatomy: Introduction to anatomical terminology, body planes, and orientation.

  • Skeletal System: Study of bones, bone structure, and identification of major bones and bone features.

  • Muscular System: Identification of major muscles, understanding muscle function, and joint movements.

  • Nervous System: Overview of nervous tissue, major structures of the central and peripheral nervous systems.

  • Blood and Cardiovascular System: Examination of blood components, heart anatomy, and blood vessels.

  • Respiratory System: Structure and function of the respiratory tract and lungs.

  • Urinary System: Anatomy of the kidneys, ureters, bladder, and urethra.

Laboratory Activities

  • Lab quizzes are scheduled throughout the semester to assess understanding of previous weeks' material.

  • Lab activities include identification of anatomical structures, use of models, and hands-on exercises.

  • Some content may be covered in lab but not in lecture, and vice versa.

Additional Information

  • Laboratory activities are designed to take approximately the same amount of time as the lecture.

  • Lab exercises enhance understanding of the structure and function of the human body.

  • Students are responsible for both lab and lecture material for comprehensive understanding.

Additional info: Students should review the relevant textbook chapters before each lab session to maximize learning and performance on lab quizzes and exams.

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