BSCI HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY Spring Semester, 2012 LECTURE SYLLABUS The prerequisite for BSCI 201 is BSCI 105 or its equivalent.

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1 BSCI HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY Spring Semester, 2012 LECTURE SYLLABUS The prerequisite for BSCI 201 is BSCI 105 or its equivalent. Attendance: Lecture - Attendance is strongly recommended, since the education experience obtained in lecture, which often includes visual aid presentations, cannot be obtained at any other place or time. Students will be held responsible for all information (including announcements related to assignments or schedule changes) presented in class. Laboratory - The laboratory experience, which includes presentations and demonstrations by the instructor and the student use of equipment and supplies, is considered to be an integral part of the course. Attendance in laboratory is therefore mandatory. Your teaching assistant will keep a record of your attendance in lab. Examinations: Lecture - Lecture exams will consist of multiple choice, matching, fill in the blanks, and completion. The questions will be derived from lecture presentation. Review sheets will be provided prior to each lecture exam. Grading of Examinations The lecture and laboratory portions of this course will be operated in a closely coordinated fashion. Lecture will count 50% of the final grade and lab will count the other 50% of the final grade. Out of 1000 total points for the course, 500 will therefore come from lecture exams, the first three lecture exams will be worth 120 points each and the final lecture exam will be worth 140 points. The final exam will NOT be a cumulative exam. The laboratory portion of the course will comprise the remaining 500 points of the course grade out of the 1000 total points: There will be three lab practical exams each worth 100 points total points of 300 There will be seven summary sheets each worth 20 points total points of 140 Each summary sheet will be completed by students at home and turned in to the TA at the beginning of the next lab period; Students should work INDEPENDENTLY on the summary sheets. Student may use all resources at their disposal to complete the summary sheets. All answers should be in your own words copying directly from a source is plagiarism and it s considered cheating. Therefore, sharing of answers and plagiarism constitute cheating and will be referred to the Honor Council in accordance with institutional policy. There will be seven quizzes (given at the beginning of the lab period) each worth 10 points, student will have the option of dropping their lowest quiz score total quiz points of 60. Final grades will be determined by the following scale, based on your total points out of This scale may be modified at the sole discretion of the instructor. A: B: C: D: F: Below 600

2 BSCI 201- HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY: Spring Semester, 2012 LECTURE SCHEDULE Lecturer: Dr. Justicia Opoku Lectures: Thursday 6pm-9pm in 1238 Biology/Psychology Building Office: 2236 BPS (Biology/Psychology Bldg.), Phone (301) Office Hours: By appointment Text book: Human Anatomy and Physiology Elaine Marieb and Katja Hoehn, Eighth Edition, 2010 Benjamin Cummings Publishing Co. DATE TOPIC RECOMMENDED READING JAN. 26 Introduction, Anatomy and Chapter 1 Physiology Defined, Levels of Organization Fundamental Concepts Chapter 1 Chemical Composition of Cells Chapter 2 Chemical Composition of Cells Chapter 2 FEB. 2 Chemical Composition of Cells Chapter 2 Cell Structure/function The cell Chapter 3 (plasma) membrane Cell Structure/function - Transport Chapter 3 mechanisms 9 Cell Structure/function -The cytoplasm Chapter 3 Cell Structure/function - The cytoplasm Chapter 3 Cell Structure /function - The nucleus Chapter 3 16 Cell Structure/function - The nucleus Chapter 3 2

3 . Tissues: Epithelial Chapter 4 Tissues: Connective Chapter 4 23 LECTURE EXAM 1 (first hour) Tissues: Connective Chapter 4 Membranes as simple organs Chapter 4 MAR. 1 Tissues; Muscle Chapter 4 Tissues; Nerve Chapter 4 The Integumentary System Chapter 5 8 The Integumentary System Chapter 5 The Skeletal System Chapter 6 The Skeletal System Chapter 6 15 Articulations Chapter 8 Articulations Chapter 8 The Muscular System Chapter 9 22 SPRING BREAK NO LECTURE 29 The Muscular System Chapter 9 The Muscular System Chapter 9 The Nervous System; Neurons Chapter 12 3

4 APR. 5 LECTURE EXAM 2 ( First hour) The Nervous System; CNS Chapter 12 The Nervous System; CNS Chapter The Nervous System; PNS, Chapters 13 and 14 The Autonomic Nervous System Sensory Systems; Characteristics Chapter 16 Sensory Systems; Vision Chapter Sensory Systems; Vision Chapter 16 Sensory Systems; Hearing Chapter 16 Sensory Systems; Hearing Chapter LECTURE EXAM 3 (First hour) Sensory Systems; Olfaction Chapter 16 Sensory Systems; Gustation Chapter 16 MAY 3 Endocrine System; General Chapter 17 characteristics of Hormones Mechanisms of Hormone Action Chapter 17 and Hormone Interactions Peptide and Steroid Hormones Chapter 10 FINAL EXAM - THURSDAY, MAY 10, 2012 at 6pm This schedule of topics and exams is tentative and therefore subject to change at the sole discretion of the instructor. 4

5 Date: Week of Summ ary Sheet Topic FEB 7 Introduction to Policy; Anatomical Terms; Cell FEB 14 1 Microscopy, Histology of Tissues FEB 21 2 The Integumentary System Bone Structure Axial skeleton BSCI 201 Laboratory Schedule SPRING Semester 2012 Physio Ex IP CD* to be performed BEFORE lab Ex H pal iworx Reading from Lab Manual* to be read BEFORE you attend lab Anatomical Models Human Cadaver Histology: Tissues Ex 3 Ex5 Histology Ex6 Ex7 Ex8 Ex9 Preface pages xiii-xx Ex 1 Ex 2 Ex 4 Models, slides to be viewed Complete human torso model, prepared tissues slides, torso model Prepared tissue slides Prepared slides, skin model Skeleton and bones, prepared bone slides FEB 28 3 Bone and Joint Structure Appendicular skeleton Articulations (on Practical #2) MAR. 6 LAB PRACTICAL #1 Histology Human Cadaver: Skeletal System Ex9 Ex10 Ex11 Skeleton and bones, prepared bone slides Mar 13 Muscles: Histology, Pathology Human gross muscle anatomy Muscular System: Anatomy Review NM Junction, Muscle Metabolism Ex 2 Human Cadaver and Anatomical Models Stimulus Response, Work, Summation and Tetanus in Human Muscle Ex12 Ex13 Full Body Muscle model MAR 20 NO LABS SPRING BREAK 1

6 Mar 27 4 Human Muscle Anatomy and Physiolog Muscular System: Sliding Filament Theory, Contraction of Motor units, Contraction of whole muscle Ex 2 Human Cadaver: Muscular System Skeletal Muscle Reflexes with Reflex Hammer Ex12 Ex13 Full Body Muscle model APR. 3 5 Nervous System, Neurophysiology, Gross anatomy of the brain and cranial nerves Review Muscle labs APR. 10 LAB PRACTICAL # 2 MUSCLE LABS ONLY Nervous System I All 5 tutorials Ex 3 Dissection of the sheep brain Electroencephalogram (EEG) Wave Patterns and Cortical Arousal Ex14 Ex15 Ex16 Ex 17 Neuron Model, nervous tissue slides APRIL 17 APRIL 24 6 Special Senses: Reflexes, Vision, Hearing and Taste 7 Endocrine System Review the labs on the Nervous System Nervous System I All 5 tutorials Endocrine System All 6 tutorials Nervous System Auditory and Visual Reflexes Stretch Receptors and Reflexes with Reflex hammer MAY LAB PRACTICAL #3 Nervous system 1 & Endocrine system This schedule of topics and exams is tentative and therefore subject to change at the sole discretion of the instructor. 3 Lab Practical Exams each worth 100 points = 300 total pts 7 summary sheets each worth 20 points = 140 total pts 7 quizzes each worth 10pts = 70 points (the lowest quiz score will be dropped) = 60 total points Items indicated with * are to be performed BEFORE lab Ex19 Ex20 Ex21 Dissection of Cow Eye Eye Model Ear Model Tongue Model Ex 4 Endocrine System Ex22 Models of endocrine glands Slides of tissue sections 2

7 You must print and read through the posted PowerPoint slides BEFORE lab A lab quiz will be given during the first 10 minutes of each lab period to ensure that you retained the information from the previous week s lab exercise. Students showing up late in lab will not be permitted to take the lab quiz or will not be given a make-up quiz at a later time. At the end of each lab exercise, a summary sheet covering that week s lab material will have to be completed and turned in to the TA at the beginning of the next week s lab PhysioEX, InteractivePhysiology and PAL are available on line at Access is free if you purchased a new textbook; otherwise, you may purchase access to these sites by contacting the publisher. 3