Republic Polytechnic. Continuing Education & Training. Course Structure: Anatomy & Physiology



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Republic Polytechnic Continuing Education & Training Course Structure: Anatomy & Physiology Module Anatomy and Physiology Description This module introduces the basic human anatomical organization, tissue structure and development. The topics include the musculoskeletal, nervous, endocrine, circulatory, respiratory, and digestive systems. Emphasis is placed on understanding how structures are adapted for the functions they perform. In examining these issues, one will acquire a basic and broad understanding of the structures and functions of the components of each of the following systems in the human body and develop a basic understanding of how the organ systems are coordinated for the maintenance of homeostasis and work together as an integrated whole. Lesson Topics Competency-Based Learning Objectives 1 Introduction to anatomy and physiology module To understand the objective and assessment mode of this module. Lesson Plan Assessment (%) NIL To understand the process of e- learning. To understand the usage of dimdim programme and LMS system. 2 Orientation of human To understand the levels of Lecture (1 hour) 5% (Multiple choice questions; fill

body, cell and tissue structural organization of human body. To define homeostasis and explain its significance. To describe anatomical positional and directional terms. Break (10 mins) Tutorial & activity (1 hour) Break (10 mins) Discussion of tutorial questions and summary of lesson (30 mins) Quiz (10 mins) in the blank; true or false To explain the process of diffusion and osmosis. To understand the basic structures and functions of cells. To explain different types and basic functions of tissues. 3 Cardiovascular system heart and blood vessels To describe the basic anatomy of the heart. To explain cardiac cycle. To explain the regulation of cardiac output. Lecture (1hour) Tutorial (1 hour) Tutorial (30 minutes) Quiz (10 minutes) 5% (Multiple choice questions; fill in the blank; true or false To understand the types of blood vessels

To understand the factors that influence arterial blood pressure To understand the condition of coronary atherosclerosis and high blood pressure. 4 Respiratory system To identify the different organs of respiratory system. To understand the functions of respiratory system. To understand the mechanisms of inspiration and expiration. Lecture (1hour) Tutorial (1 hour) Tutorial (30 minutes) Quiz (10 minutes) 5% ( Multiple choice questions; fill in the blank; true or false To discuss the process of gas exchange between alveoli and blood. To understand the conditions of asthma and pneumonia. 5 Bone, skeleton and joints To understand the classification of bones To distinguish the difference Lecture (1 hour) Break (10 mins) Tutorial & activity (1 hour) Break (10 mins) 5% (participation)

between the axial and appendicular skeletons, To identify the basic structures of bones Discussion of tutorial questions and summary of lesson (30 mins) Quiz (10 mins) To identify and the major bones that compose the skull, vertebral column, thoracic cage, pectoral girdle, upper limb, pelvic girdle, and lower limb. To understand how bone response to mechanical stress To identify different types of joints To explain the factors influencing the stability of synovial joints To identify different types of joint movements. 6 Muscle tissue and muscular system To identify the degenerative changes of joint. To identify different types of Lecture (1 hour) Break (10 mins) 5% (Multiple choice questions; fill in the blank; true or false

muscle tissues. To understand the functions of muscles. Identify the major events of skeletal muscle fiber contraction. Tutorial & activity (1 hour) Break (10 mins) Discussion of tutorial questions and summary of lesson (30 mins) Quiz (10 mins) To differentiate different types of muscle contractions. To understand the importance of fascicle arrangement of muscles. To understand the lever system and bone-muscle relationship. To identify the major skeletal muscles of the body and their muscle actions. 7 Digestive system, nutrition and fluid balance To identify different organs of digestive system. To understand the functions of Lecture (1hour) Tutorial (1 hour) 5% (Reflection Journal)

digestive system. To explain the process of digestion. Tutorial (30 minutes) Quiz (10 minutes) To explain the mechanism of utilization of carbohydrate and fat by cells. To understand the concept of energy balance and relate it to obesity. To explain the mechanism of body temperature regulation. 8 Nervous system and endocrine system To understand the functions of the nervous system. To identify the major lobes and functional areas of cerebral cortex. To identigy major regions of the brain stem. Lecture (1hour) Tutorial (1 hour) Tutorial (30 minutes) Quiz (10 minutes) 5% (Multiple choice questions; fill in the blank; true or false To identify common nervous system disorders, such as cerebrovascular accidents. To identify structural organisation of peripheral nervous system.

To identify 12 pairs of cranial nerves and relate it to Bell s palsy. To identify spinal nerves and relate it to spinal pain. To identify the major endocrine glands, and list the hormones they secrete. To compare the two major pancreatic hormones and relate it to Diabetes Mellitus. 9 Practical session and group presentation To understand the process of measuring blood pressure using sphygmomanometer. Practical 5% (Group presentation) 10 Tutorial sessions for previous lessons. 30% (Multiple choice questions and structured Continual Assessment 1 test (covers lessons 2 nd - 8 th ) Continual Assessment 2 (2000 words essay) 30%

Deadline for submission: December 29, 2010