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Course Overview
This syllabus outlines the weekly topics, laboratory activities, and examination schedule for a college-level Anatomy & Physiology course. The course covers foundational concepts in human anatomy and physiology, integrating molecular biology, organ system function, and laboratory investigations to reinforce theoretical knowledge.
Weekly Topics and Laboratory Activities
Week | Dates | Classroom Topics | Laboratory Topics |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | 8/25 – 8/27 | Chapters 1-2 – Introduction and Molecular Biology | Lab safety orientation; BIOPAC orientation video & worksheet; Reaction time (Lesson 11) |
2 | 9/1 – 9/3 | Chapters 3-5 – Compartmentation, Energy, Metabolism, and Membrane Dynamics | Reaction time (Lesson 11) |
3 | 9/8 – 9/10 | Chapter 6 – Communication, Integration, and Homeostasis Chapter 7 – Immune System | Spinal reflexes |
4 | 9/15 – 9/17 | Chapter 9 – Neuron Function Chapter 10 – Central Nervous System (CNS) | Cranial nerves |
5 | 9/22 – 9/24 | Exam 1 – Tuesday, Sept. 22 Chapter 11 – Sensory Systems | Electromyography |
6 | 9/29 – 10/1 | Chapters 12-13 – Efferent (Motor) Systems and Muscle Physiology | Electrocardiography |
7 | 10/8 (H only) 10/13 (T only) | Chapter 15 – Cardiovascular Physiology | Exercise |
8 | 10/20 – 10/22 | Chapters 16-17 – Blood Flow, Blood Pressure, and Blood | Urinalysis |
9 | 10/27 – 10/29 | Exam 2 – Tuesday, Oct. 27 Chapter 18 – Mechanisms of Breathing | Glucose challenge Blood typing |
10 | 11/3 – 11/5 | Chapter 19 – Gas Exchange | Investigative Project – Planning; M & M |
11 | 11/10 – 11/12 | Chapter 20 – Renal (Kidney) Physiology Chapter 21 – Water-Solute Balance | Investigative Project – Data |
12 | 11/17 – 11/19 | Chapters 22-23 – Digestive System, Metabolism, and Energy Balance | Investigative Project – A & I No scheduled lab sections |
13 | 11/23 – 11/25 | Chapter 24 – Endocrine Control of Metabolism | Investigative Project – A & I |
14 | 12/1 – 12/3 | Exam 3 – Tuesday, Dec. 1 | Presentations in Classroom (not BLC) |
15 | 12/8 – 12/10 | Chapter 26 – Reproductive Systems | Presentations in Classroom (not BLC) |
16 | 12/15 | Final Exam 6 – 9 PM Tuesday Dec. 15th | Final Exam 6 – 9 PM Tuesday Dec. 15th |
Major Topics Covered
Introduction to Anatomy & Physiology: Foundational concepts, terminology, and the scope of the discipline.
Molecular Biology and Cell Processes: Cell structure, compartmentation, membrane dynamics, and metabolism.
Communication and Homeostasis: Mechanisms of cellular communication, integration of physiological processes, and maintenance of homeostasis.
Immune System: Basic principles of immune defense and integration with other systems.
Nervous System: Neuron function, central and peripheral nervous system organization, sensory systems, and reflexes.
Muscle and Motor Systems: Muscle physiology, efferent pathways, and motor control.
Cardiovascular System: Heart function, blood flow, blood pressure regulation, and cardiovascular physiology.
Respiratory System: Mechanisms of breathing and gas exchange.
Renal and Urinary Systems: Kidney physiology, water-solute balance, and urinalysis.
Digestive System and Metabolism: Structure and function of the digestive tract, metabolic pathways, and energy balance.
Endocrine System: Hormonal regulation and endocrine control of metabolism.
Reproductive System: Anatomy and physiology of human reproduction.
Laboratory Investigations
Lab Safety and Equipment Orientation: Introduction to laboratory safety protocols and BIOPAC system usage.
Physiological Measurements: Reaction time, electromyography, electrocardiography, urinalysis, blood typing, and glucose challenge tests.
Neurophysiology: Spinal reflexes and cranial nerve identification.
Investigative Projects: Student-led research projects involving planning, data collection, analysis, and presentation.
Assessment Schedule
Exam 1: Week 5 (Covers foundational and early system topics)
Exam 2: Week 9 (Covers nervous, muscle, cardiovascular, and respiratory systems)
Exam 3: Week 14 (Covers renal, digestive, endocrine, and reproductive systems)
Final Exam: Week 16 (Comprehensive)
Additional Info
Some chapters and laboratory activities may integrate content from multiple organ systems to emphasize physiological integration and homeostasis.
Investigative projects are designed to develop scientific inquiry and data analysis skills.
