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1 Introduction to Biomedical Sciences CTY Course Syllabus Date Topics Lab Equipment Introduction & Rules Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Rules and regulations: go over CTY and class policies Lab safety overview Pretest Make your own Poster Activity Medical Science Trivia Notes: Body systems and body directions overview Activity: Fruit! The cell as the basic unit of life Cell parts and organelles overview Read Complications introduction Read pg Read pg Introduction to Cell Biology Video: Inner life of cell Review of cell organelles Molecular biology Central Dogma Notes: Protein Synthesis Notes: Biochemistry Build a (specific) cell made of candy activity Cancer computer activity - fault.htm ** COMPUTER LAB** Genetics Finish up Biochemistry Cell Life Cycle and Basic Heredity The Genome (DNA, genes, and chromosomes) Genotype vs. Phenotype The Genetic Basis of Disease DNA Fingerprinting Lab Study Guide Assignments Gumdrops 8 packets of jello Sprinkles Baby musketeers Twizzlers pull and peel Mike and Ikes Twizzlers Mitosis poster BioRad DNA Fingerprinting
2 Musculoskeletal System Microscopes Day 4 Anatomy: Appendicular and Axial Skeletons Basic bone structure Bone use Demonstration: Lactic Acid build-up Osteoporosis discussion Bone forensics and/or bone anatomy demonstrations Basic muscle structure Different types of muscle Exercise and muscle growth effects Awesome Anatomy and Muscle Histology microscope labs 95 V 2636 Ward s Science General Muscle Tissues Day 5 Day 6 Finish up muscle slide lab Worksheets Nervous System Central Nervous System Action potential and structure of neuron Rope neuron demonstration Peripheral Nervous System Understanding Brain Functions WS Guest speakers P and B Brain overview Sheep Brain Dissection Build a Brain Activity Review Worksheets Cardiovascular System Build a Brain Presentations Structure and function of heart Blood circulation through heart Sheep Heart Dissection Sheep Heart Coronary Bypass Blood circulation through body arterial/venous systems Blood cells and their function Heart activity explorations on the web** COMPUTER LAB** feet of rope 6 plastic balls 2 plastic containers, 8 in diameter 1 pool buoy Sheep Brains (Carolina Biological ) Dissecting tools Sheep Hearts Dissecting tools
3 Respiratory System Straws Day 7 Review of cardiovascular system ABO Blood typing Lab Structure and function of lungs Gas exchange Emphysema and asthma discussion Introduction to Nutritional Analysis Project (NAP) CO2 in lungs activity Study guide activities Cardiovascular Crossword Puzzle Complications 1 page reaction - finish ph indicators beakers distilled water paper bags Day 8 Day 9 Sensory System Heart disease and cancer worksheets Respiratory review packet Tongue and taste buds General senses: touch, pressure, temperature, position, and pain Sensory adaptation Eye and surrounding structures Eye Dissection Crash Clips Fovea blind spot and optical illusions Study for midterm exam Midterm exam NAP (Nutritional Analysis Project) time Immune System Eye review activities in Study Guide Body defenses lymphocytes and lymphoid organs Vaccines Common Cold activity Antigens, antibodies, immunity Outbreak! Clip NAP time Cow eyes Dissection tools Common Cold Kit (WW from Science Kit)
4 Digestive System One stocking Day 10 Day 11 Immune System review Influenza case studies Mouth and esophagus Peristalsis Demonstration Stomach, small intestine and large intestine GastroWorld Activity Finish GastroWorld and do presentations Investigating Digestive Processes Lab NAP time hand in NAPs Excretory System HIV Patient Role Playing Activity Review of Digestive System Digestive System worksheets Video: Ben s Hens Kidney structure and function Formation and excretion of urine Simulated urinalysis activity Begin health disease pamphlet ** COMPUTER LAB** A few tennis balls WARD S Investigating Digestive Processes Lab Activity Simulated Urinalysis Kit Day 12 Endocrine System Finish Urinalysis Lab Overview of endocrine structures and hormone secretions Work on health disease pamphlet ** COMPUTER LAB** Hormone secretion pathways and structures Video: George s Diet Work on health disease pamphlet ** COMPUTER LAB** Finish Digestive Enzyme Lab
5 Reproductive System Day 13 Endocrinology review Female and Male Growth Rates Male reproductive system Female reproductive system Similarities and differences between each Menstrual cycle Fertilization and development Introduction to embryology Genetics debate preparation Genetics debate Finish up notes Better chapter read-through Female and male growth rates Day 14 Field Trip and Final Labs Walking trip to Regional Medical Center Evaluations Fetal Pig Dissection Finish up fetal pigs Sea Urchin Activity Sea Urchin Embryology Kit (Wards 87 V 9030) Fetal Pigs (enasco) Day 15 Lorenzo s Oil Class wrap-up Medical Movie
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