Condordia University Irvine Biology 246 Human Anatomy & Physiology

Tentative Fall 2013 Lecture & Exam Schedule

CRN 20044 Bio 246-1 M 9:30- 10:20 AM W 9:30- 11AM LKaliski ISBN 9780321709332 eBook Textbook available online w/ preorder at CUI library. Please purchase www.masteringaandp.com textbook version. Marieb and Mitchell Human Anatomy & Physiology Laboratory Manual 10th Ed Cat Version ISBN 10: 0-321-61612-X ISBN 13: 978-0-321-61612-8 Lecture CRN 20044 Bio 246-1 M 9:30- 10:20 AM W 9:30- 11AM
CRN 20045 Biol 246 M,W 9:30- 10:45

Lab Lab A CRN 20047 Bio 246-A T 3:10-5:00 PM (LK) FH204

Lectures will be slightly off from one another as Lectures are of different lengths, however the Schedule provided should be a guideline. Quizzes/tests will be on the day shown, Unless otherwise advised.

Lab B CRN 20047 Bio 246-B Th 5:10-7:00 PM Lab C CRN 20048 Bio 246-C Th 7:10-9:00 PM Lab D CRN 20050 Bio 246-D T 1:10-3:00 PM(LK)FH 204 Lab E CRN 21122 Bio 246-E T 7:10-9 :00 PM

If you must miss a lecture or lab, please check with your instructor to determine if you can make it up at another lecture or lab. This can only be done 3 times /semester.

Please note that the readings and assignments are to be completed BEFORE class!
It is your responsibility to complete MAP assignments and use the resources found on this website to supplement, catch up, review and reinforce material from this course. There is a lot of material to be covered, the only way possible to be successful is by active participation on your part involving REPEAT, REPEAT, REPEAT Please be aware that lab and lecture may be mixed together. Be prepared at any time for a Pop Quiz. Further Quizzes will definitely be provided than are on this tentative schedule.

CRN 20044 Bio 246 M 9:30-10:20 W 9:30-11AM Lecture Week 1 Lecture : Introductions, Lab 1 Text Ch 1 An Introduction to Tues Anatomy and Physiology; 1-2 Good Aug 20 study strategies; 1-3; 1-4; 1-5; 1-8
Anatomical terms describe body regions; anatomical positions and directions Lab Book Ex. 1 Language of Anatomy Body Landmarks Body Orientation & Direction Body Planes & Sections Body Cavities & Subdivisions

Lab Labs will usually have a pre-lab lecture component and then lab time. Labs are to be used for examining models, lab exercises can be completed at home in many cases and turned in the following week.
Lab Book Ex. 11 Appendicular Skeleton; also Ex 13, 15 Shoulder (Pectoral) Girdle Body markings, Bone markings, Muscles origin insertion, action Website: masteringAandP.com; PAL, A&P Flix Text Ch 1, 8, 9, 11 Body markings, skeleton, joints, muscles See handout or BB

Monday August 19

Thurs Aug 22

Read text before class & bring power point to class! BE PREPARED FOR SUCCESS (Every day) Then study notes that evening

ALWAYS BRING YOUR LAB MANUAL Turn in Lab Ex 1 Wed August 21 Quiz slides 1-30 which you prepare on your own before coming to class.
Contd Ex. 1 The Language of Anatomy Body Landmarks Body Orientation and Direction Body Planes and Sections Body Cavities and Subdivisions 1.6 Homeostasis 1.7 negative feedback Ch. 2 The Chemical Level of Organization overview
Atomic weight 2-1 Ionic and Covalent and hydrogen bonds, atomic weight 2-2 Chemical reactions Decomposition, synthesis, exchange 2-3

There will be practice mini practicals at any given time and there may even be group mini practicals as advised by your instructor throughout the semester.

WEEK 2 Monday, August 26.

Ch. 2 The Chemical Level of Organization contd
Atomic weight 2-1 Ionic and Covalent and hydrogen bonds, atomic weight 2-2 Chemical reactions Decomposition, synthesis, exchange 2-3 Enzyme activity 2-4 Water Aqueous Solution, hydrophilic, hydrophobic, colloids 2-6

Lab2 Tues Aug 27

Lab Book Ex. 11 Appendicular Skeleton; also Ex 13,15

Quiz Body orientation and direction; Body planes and sections terminology
Shoulder (Pectoral) Girdle Body markings, Bone markings, Muscles origin insertion, action Website: masteringAandP.com; PAL, A&P Flix Text Ch 1, 8, 9, 11 Body markings, skeleton, joints, muscles See handout or on Blackboard Lab 2 Quiz on Shoulder Bone markings, muscles, origin, insertion, action Lab Book Ex. 1, 11, 13, 15 Lower Appendicular Skeleton Knee Body markings, bone markings, muscles, origin, insertion, action Text Ch 1, 8, 9, 11 Body markings, skeleton, joints, muscles

Lab 2 Thurs Aug 30

Wednesday, August 29

Ch. 2 The Chemical Level of Organization contd

Carbohydrates 2-9 Lipids 2-10 Proteins 2-11 Nucleic Acids, DNA, RNA 2-12 ATP 2-13 pH, acid and bases and salts, buffers 2-7, 2-8

NO School Monday, September 2, Labor Day!!!

Week 3 Wednesday September 5

Quiz

Ch. 3 The Cellular Level of Organization Membrane Lipids, Proteins & CHOs Cytoskeleton Ribosomes ER Golgi apparatus Secretory vesicles - Lysosomes Mitochondria

Lab 3 Tues Sep 3 Thur Sep 5

Ch. 3 The Cellular Level of Organization contd Nucleus DNA RNA Transcription Translation Cell Transport Diffusion Channel-Mediated Diffusion Osmosis Tonicity Carrier-mediated membrane passage Active Transport Facilitated diffusion pumps, NA/K pump

Quiz on Knee #2 Bone markings, muscles, origin, insertion, action Pelvic Girdle- Hip Body markings, bone markings, muscles, origin, insertion, action Lab Book Ex. 1, 11, 13, 15 Text Ch 1,

Monday September 10 Wednesday September 12

WEEK 4 Ch. 3 The Cellular Level of Organization contd Pinocytosis Exocytosis Transmembrane potential Cellular Life Cycle Interphase, G1 Phase, S Phase, G2 Phase, Mitosis, Cytokinesis Growth Factors, Tumors and cancers Differentiation is cellular specialization as a result of gene activation or repression
Quiz

Lab 4 Tues Sep 10

Quiz on Shoulder Bone markings, muscles, origin, insertion, action Lab Book Ex. 1, 11, 13, 15 Lower Appendicular Skeleton Knee Body markings, bone markings, muscles, origin, insertion, action Text Ch 1, 8, 9, 11 Body markings, skeleton, joints, muscles Quiz on Pelvic Girdle Bone markings, muscles, origin, insertion, action Axial Skeleton & remaining Appendicular Skeleton Text Ch 7 Lab Book Ex. 10 & 11

thur Sep 12

Practice practical

Ch. 3 The Cellular Level of Organization Nucleus DNA RNA Transcription Translation Diffusion Channel-Mediated Diffusion

 Osmosis Tonicity Carrier-mediated membrane passage - Active Transport Facilitated diffusion pumps, NA/K pump WEEK 5

Monday September 17

CH 4 Tissues Epithelial - Simple, stratified, squamous, simple squamous, cuboidal, columnar, transitional, glandular, Connective CT proper, cell types: fibrocytes, macrophages, adipocytes, mesenchymal, melanocytes, mast cells, lymphocytes, microphages; Fibers of CT collagen fibers, reticular, Elastic, ground substance Embryonic CT

Lab 5 Tues Sep 17

Quiz on Pelvic Girdle Bone markings, muscles, origin, insertion, action E x 1 0 Axial Skeleton & remaining Appendicular Skeleton Text Ch 7 Turn in Lab EX, 11, 13 & 15 Lab 5 LAB PRACTICUM 1

Lab 5 Thur Sep 19 Wednesday September 19 Ch 4 contd

Loose CT Adipose CT Reticular CT Dense CT Fluid CT blood and lymph, Supporting CT - bone, cartilage- hyaline, elastic, fibrous,

Week 6 Monday September 24

Ch. 4 Tissues contd Membranes Serous, cutaneous, synovial Muscle: Skeletal MT; Cardiac MT; Smooth Neural:
Ch. 5 Integumentary System Epidermal layers 5-1 Epidermal pigmentation and circulation 5-2 Epidermal growth factor EGF 5-4 Lines of cleavage in 5-5

Wednesday September 26

Test Ch 2-4***

Lab 6 Ex. 7 and prepare for Cat

dissection!!!! Week 77 WEEK Monday September 30

Ch. 6 Bone Structure Osseous Tissue Cat practical will probably be a series of group mini practicals

Bone Surface Features p. 187 Lab material Marieb Ex 9 p. 116 Bone Markings Bone Structure 6-2 Bone matrix 6-3 Compact and spongy bone 6-4

Ch. 6 Bone Structure Osseous Tissue

Ossification 6-5 Exercise, hormones, nutrition on bones 6-7

Wednesday October 2

Ch. 6 Bone Structure Osseous Tissue Calcium in bone physiology 6-8 Fracture of bone 6-9 Ch. 9 Articulations In notes p. 1-4, 10

Lab Tues Oct 2

Cat Dissection: Muscles of the Head, Neck, Chest, Abdomen - Human and Cat Lab Book: Dissection Ex. 1 p. 697-702 Ex 2 p. 715 Nerves Textbook Ch 11 Cat Dissection: Muscles of the Back and Arm, Human and Catp. 703,706,707 Lab Book: Dissection Ex. 1 p. 697 Textbook Ch 11 Cat practical will probably be a series of group mini practicals

Lab Thur Oct 4

WEEK 8 No School WEEK 9

Mid semester break!!!!!

Monday October 14

Ch. 10 Muscle Tissue ** Muscle Connective Tissue 10-1 Muscle fibers 10-3 Marieb Ex. 14 Review Sheet on BB

See animations on BB Wednesday October 16

Ch. 10 Muscle Tissue ** Muscle neuromuscular junction 10-4 Marieb Ex. 14 Review Sheet Muscle fiber and tension 10-5

Lab 8 Tues Oct 17 Lab Thursday Oct 18

Cat Dissection: Muscles of the Back and Arm, Human and Cat Lab Book: Dissection contd Textbook Ch 11 Move on to leg? Cat practical will may be a series of ongoing group mini practicals

Ch. 10 Muscle Tissue ** Muscle and energy ATP, Glycogen 10-6 Muscle fiber typePhysical conditioning, fast fibers, slow fibers 10-7 Cardiac muscle type 10-8 Smooth muscle type 109

!!Wednesday October 17 Monday October 21

***Test 2 Ch 5-6 & 9-10

WEEK 10
Ch. 12 Neural Tissue Division of Neural System 12-1 Neuron structure and classification 12-2 Neuroglia cell types 12-3 Tues Oct 22 Oct 18 Thur Oct 24 Muscle Practicum TEST Human muscles and joints, cat muscles TBD

Ch. 12 Neural Tissue Transmembrane Potential and Graded Potential 12-4 Nerve impulse action potential 12-5 Axon diameter and speed 12-6

Wednesday October 24

Ch. 12 Neural Tissue contd Synapses synaptic activity 12-7

Lab 9 Tuesday Oct 29

Ex. 18B Neurophysiology of Nerve Impulses: Computer Simulation p. PEx-37.

Friday October 26

Monday November 4 Monday November 4

Neurotransmitters and neuromodulators 12-8 Ch. 12 Neural Tissue contd Neurotransmitters and neuromodulators 12-8 Integrating excitatory and inhibitory stimuli 12-9 Ch. 13 Spinal Cord and Spinal Nerves Reflexes Nerve Organization 13-1 Gross Anatomy of the Spinal Cord 13-2 Ex 22 Marieb WEEK 11 Ch. 13 Spinal Cord and Spinal Nerves Reflexes contd Gray matter and white matter 133 Spinal Nerves and Plexuses 13-4 Ch. 13 Spinal Cord and Spinal Nerves Reflexes

Thursday Oct 31

Ex. 18B Neurophysiology of Nerve Impulses: Computer Simulation p. PEx-37.

Lab 10 Tues Nov 5 Lab 10 Thurs Nov 7

Ex. 18B Neurophysiology of Nerve Impulses: Computer Simulation p. PEx-37.

Wednesday November 6

Ex. 18B Neurophysiology of Nerve Impulses: Computer Simulation p. PEx-37.

Neural pools 13-5 Reflexes 13-6 13-7 LABORATORY but also students should read 13-8 Marieb Ex 22 Reflexes

WEEK 12

Monday November 11 Wednesday November 13

Ch. 14 Brain and Cranial Nerves Major Brain Regions 14-1 Cranial meninges 14-2 Ch. 14 Brain and Cranial Nerves contd Medulla oblongata 14-3 Pons relay sensory and motor information 14-4 Ch. 14 Brain and Cranial Nerves contd Cerebellum 14-5 Mesencephalon auditory and visual reflexes, alertness 14-6 WEEK 13

Lab 11 Tues Nov 12 Lab 11 Thurs Nov 14

Brain Ex. 19 Gross Anatomy of Brain & Cranial Nerves p. 279

Monday November 18

Ch. 14 Brain and Cranial Nerves Diencephalon Integration of sensory input into motor output

Lab 12 Tuesday Nov 19

Ex 22 Reflexes

Thalamus, hypothalamus 14-7 o Limbic system 14-8 Ch. 14 Brain and Cranial Nerves Cerebrum, cerebral cortex, white matter, basal nuclei 14-9

Ex. 22 Reflexes

Lab 12 Thur Nov 21

Wednesday November 20 Monday November 2529

Ch. 15 Neural Integration I: Sensory Pathways and Somatic Nervous system

Thanksgiving BREAK!!! Last Week of Classes!!!!!!

Lab 13 Tues Nov 27 Lab 14 Tues Dec 4 Lab 14 Thurs Dec 6

Senses eyes and ears Ex. 25 Special Senses: Ear p. 383 Ex. 26 Special Senses: Taste and Smell p. 397

Monday December 2

TEST Ch 12-16

Final Review

Wednesday December 4

Ch. 17 Special Senses: Smell test. Eye ear

Final Review

December 9-13 date TBA

FINAL EXAM
FINAL: Ch 1-6, 910, not Ch 12-16

You must be present on the date assigned, there will be no exceptions for travel etc to permit taking the exam early EXCEPT in the case of a medical issue with a doctors note.

Note: all power points are on Blackboard for review or supplementation of notes taken in class. You are expected to take your own notes in class, this is part of the learning process. The notes are available to reduce your stress and provide for the inevitable sections where you may have missed a few items. Please also be sure to take notes from what is discussed in lecture & lab as well as what is projected. On blackboard, you may also make use of the discussion groups amongst yourselves; I encourage this for clarification of issues and merging of what you learn in anatomy lab & lecture. Of course, you can also make notes on blackboard for yourself. Please note this schedule may be changed at any time at the discretion of the instructor.