Anatomy and Physiology (ANPY) CTY Course Syllabus
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1 Anatomy and Physiology (ANPY) CTY Course Syllabus When Key Points / Objectives Content Day 1 INTRODUCTION HOMEOSTASIS LEVELS OF ORGANIZATION Day 2 CELLULAR AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY GENETICS Day 3 INTEGUMENTARY SKELETAL (1) Welcome Organization of the Human Body Homeostasis Body Cavities, Tissues, and Membranes Review Chemistry of Life Cellular & Molecular Biology Cell Structure & Function Genetics Tissues The Skin and its Accessory Organs Inflammation Skin Grafts Skeletal System 1. Introductions & Ice Breaker 2. Rules & Logistics (Lab Safety) 3. Pre-Test 4. Difference between Anatomy & Physiology activity 5. Levels of Organization of the Human Body 6. Directional Terms & Planes/Body Cavities 7. Organ Systems 1. 1 Hr Lab Training 2. Homeostasis mini-lab 3. Chicken Bone & Vinegar Lab 1. Review Key Terms from class 2. Text book Chapter Biochemistry 3. Cells & Organelles Lecture 4. Intro to DNA 5. Build a DNA mini-lab 1. DNA Lab Extract cheek cells 2. Tissues 1. Read and debate He Wasn t Genetics Article 2. Text book Chapter How Skin Get Rid of Wastes mini-demo 3. Skin Lecture 7 Accessory Organs 4. How Oil Protects Skin mini-demo 5. Skin Cancer 6. Burns case study 1. Mini-Dissection of a Chicken Wing 2. Skin slides (microscope) 3. The Skeletal System Lecture 4. Simon Says - Bones Activity 2. Jigsaw activity Skin Disorders 3. Read Chapter 7 & first part of 8, answer questions
2 Day 4 SKELETAL (2) MUSCULAR Day 5 NERVOUS (1) SENSORY ORGANS Day 6 NERVOUS (2): THE BRAIN ENDOCRINE Bone disorders Bone Rebuilding Muscles & ATP Contraction Nerve Signals Central & Peripheral Nervous System The Sensory Organs Sensory Receptors Brain Anatomy & Function Hormones Glands & Tissues Pancreas Growth Factors 2. [Finish Skin Presentations] 3. Skeletal System Lecture 4. The Long Bone labeling 5. X-Ray Activity 1. Muscle Contractions Lab 2. The Muscular System 2. Muscle Lab Write-Up 3. Read 2 nd part of Chapter 8, Chapter 9, and answer questions 2. Nervous System Mini-Lecture 3. Sensory Organs 4. Super-Taster Mini-Lab 5. The Eye 1. Cow Eye Dissection 2. Week 1 Quiz Sunday 2. The Senses Lab 2. The Brain Anatomy & function 1. Brain Dissection 2. The Endocrine System 2. Teacher/Student Conferences & Test Corrections 3. Read Chapter 11 & 12, answer questions
3 Day 7 CIRCULATORY (BLOOD) Blood Composition & Function Clotting Blood Vessels 2. Blood & its Components Mini Lecture 3. Check Pulse Demo 4. Blood Vessels 5. Skit: The Life of a Red Blood Cell 6. Blood Pressure: Hyper/Hypo tension 7. Check Blood Pressure Demo 1. Blood Typing 2. ABO Blood Typing Lab 2. Read Chapter 13 (first half), answer questions Day 8 CARDIOVASCULAR (HEART) Pt 1 Day 9 CARDIOVASCULAR (HEART) Pt 2 RESPIRATORY Heart Anatomy Circulation Cardiac Rhythms Respiratory Tract Breathing Gas Exchange and Transport Respiratory Tract Infections and Disorders 2. The Heart Anatomy Lecture 3. Cardiac Conduction System 1. Heart Dissection 2. Read Chapter 13, answer questions 2. Heart Diseases 3. The Heart Case Study 4. The Respiratory System 5. Respiratory System video 6. Carbon Dioxide production Mini-Lab 1. Lung Dissection Lab 1. Respiratory Disorders 2. Skim Chapter 14
4 Day 10 DIGESTIVE Anatomy and Functions of the Organs of the Digestive System Digestion Nutrition 2. Revisit Respiratory System Case Study 3. The Digestive System Lecture 4. Digestive Enzymes 1. Digestive Enzymes Lab 2. Week 2 Quiz 2. Week 2 Quiz 3. Lactose Intolerance Lab Day 11 URINARY (EXCRETORY) Day 12 IMMUNE LYMPHATIC Kidney Excretion Regulatory Functions of the Kidney Kidney Malfunctions Lymphatic Vessels and Organs Specific & Nonspecific Defenses Immune Response 2. The Urinary System Lecture 3. Video clip Urinary System 1. Kidney Dissection 2. Urinalysis Lab 2. Test Corrections 3. Prepare for Final Project 2. What does it Mean to be Sick Mini lecture 3. The Immune & Lymphatic System Lecture 4. Mock Pandemic Mini-Lab 1. Daphnia Lab 2. Work on Final Project (computer Lab) 1. Work on Final Project (Computer Lab)
5 Day 13 REPRODUCTIVE Day 14 HUMAN BODY REVISITED FINAL PRESENTATIONS Day 15 WRAP UP The Reproductive System Male/Female Anatomy HIV/AIDs Homeostasis & All Body Systems Revisited You Are the Teacher Day Wrap Up 2. The Reproductive System male & female anatomy 3. HIV/AIDs article 1. Fetal Pig Dissection 1. Work on Final Project (Computer Lab) 2. Final Project Presentation You Are the Teacher Day 1. Final Project Presentation You Are the Teacher Day 2. Post-Test & Evaluations 1. [No Class] Farewell 1. Final Presentations Feedback 2. Class Award Ceremony!
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