Biology 259 Human Anatomy and Physiology I Fall 2017

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1 Biology 9 Human Anatomy and Physiology I Fall 07 Professor: Dr. John T. Beneski Course Syllabus Office...Merion Phone Hours...M 8-9:0; W -; F 8-9:0 Catalog Description Bio 9 Human Anatomy and Physiology I (). An introduction to human structure and function. Skeletal, muscular, and nervous systems are emphasized. Laboratory involves study of human development and gross anatomy of the skeletal, muscular, and nervous systems. (,) May not be taken as a biology major elective. Learning Objectives Students completing Human Anatomy and Physiology I should demonstrate a proficient understanding of the human body and how it maintains homeostasis at the cellular, tissue, organ, and organ system levels. At the cellular level, students will investigate cell biochemistry, cell structure, cell function, and specialized cell types; at the tissue level, students will survey the general structure, function, and locations of all basic tissue types; at the organ and organ system level, students will be introduced to the integument, skeletal system, muscular system, and nervous system as well as the interactions of these systems. In addition, students will review the basic processes and interactions that occur during the course of early human development as the basic body plan is established. Grading Final letter grades will be determined based on the total number of points earned from all sources as follows: A- 70 points; A 7 points B- 0 points; B points; B+ 9 points C- 0 points; C 8 points; C+ points D- 80 points; D 0 points; D+ points F 000-->79 points (+) and (-) will be used according to University Policy

2 Exams: Lecture Exams (00 pts each) Lecture Quizzes-Online (0 pts each) Laboratory Practicals (00 pts each) Laboratory Practical (0 pts) 9 Laboratory Assignment (0 pts each) Total Points Possible points Exam Policies All exams will be administered only once (at the regularly scheduled time). Under no circumstances will students be allowed to take an exam at an alternate time or date. If a Lecture or Laboratory Exam is missed for unavoidable, legitimate reasons (excuse must be documented in person and in writing [no s] within week of the missed exam), students will be required to schedule a makeup exam. All makeup exams must be completed prior to the date of the next scheduled exam. If, for any reason, class is cancelled on a scheduled exam day, the exam will be administered at the next regularly scheduled class meeting. Students arriving late for any exam will be subject to the makeup policy. Laboratory grading policies will be explained by your laboratory instructor. Please Note the Following: Attendance is both required and expected. Cut Policy: students are responsible for all missed work; remember, "80% of success is just showing up" (Woody Allen) Accommodation: students with documented disabilities that require special accommodations should contact their instructors during the first week of classes. For further information please contact the Office for Services for Students with Disabilities (OSSD): Lawrence Center, Room, (0) -. All cell phones MUST be turned OFF and put away at ALL TIMES during Lecture and Laboratory. Absolutely NO eating or drinking is allowed in the lecture room or laboratory. Please use your WCU account for all correspondence. I DO NOT use DL; all information required for the course is posted and available on the Bio 9 website. To access the site, follow the URL listed at the bottom of this page.

3 Required Text: All required material is included in a Custom Package (ISBN-: ) that can ONLY be purchased from the University Bookstore. The custom package includes the following: Mastering A&P W/Pearson etext including: Human Anatomy & Physiology 0e (Marieb & Hoehn) Practice Anatomy Lab.0 PAL.0 Lab Guide (Heisler et al.) - Hardcopy A Photographic Atlas for A&P (Hebert et al.) - Hardcopy Logon/Register for etext/pal starting Monday, 9 August. Course ID: beneski707 When registering for MyLab & Mastering: Use your WCU address Provide your full, 7-digit WCU ID (all IDs begin with a 0)

4 To register for Bio 9 Fall 07:. Go to Under Register, select Student.. Confirm you have the information needed, then select OK! Register now.. Enter your instructor s course ID: beneski707, and Continue.. Enter your existing Pearson account username and password to Sign In. You have an account if you have ever used a Pearson MyLab & Mastering product, such as MyMathLab, MyITLab, MySpanishLab, MasteringBiology or MasteringPhysics. If you don t have an account, select Create and complete the required fields.. Select an access option. Enter the access code that came with your textbook or was purchased separately from the bookstore. Buy access using a credit card or PayPal account. If available, get temporary access by selecting the link near the bottom of the page. 7. From the You're Done! page, select Go To My Courses. 8. On the My Courses page, select the course name Bio 9 Fall 07 to start your work. To sign in later:. Go to Select Sign In.. Enter your Pearson account username and password, and Sign In.. Select the course name Bio 9 Fall 07 to start your work. To upgrade temporary access to full access:. Go to Select Sign In.. Enter your Pearson account username and password, and Sign In.. Select Upgrade access for Bio 9 Fall 07.. Enter an access code or buy access with a credit card or PayPal account. Copyright 07 by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

5 Bio 9 Lecture Schedule: Fall 07 Required Text: Human Anatomy & Physiology 0e (Marieb & Hoehn) Dates Subject Chapter Quiz 8/8-9/8 Introduction Cell Chemistry I; Cell Chemistry II Cell Organelles Membrane Transport Membrane Potential Cell Respiration, 9/0 Exam I Wednesday, 0 Sept - 9/ - 0/ Tissues (epithelium) Tissues (connective) Embryonic Development I; ED II Integument Arthrology Muscle (microanatomy), /8 Exam II Wednesday, 8 Oct - 0/0 - / Muscle (contraction I); Muscle (contraction II) Muscle (gross anatomy) Nervous System (organization) Nervous System (tissue) Nervous System (action potentials I; ap II; ap III) 9 0 / Exam III Wednesday, Nov - /7 - /8 Nervous System (PNS) Nervous System (CNS) Nervous System (Neural Pathways) Nervous System (special senses) Nervous System (cranial nerves; ANS),, - / Review Last Day for Make-up Exams - /-/ Exam IV Wednesday, am (Sect ) Exam IV Friday, am (Sect ) -

6 Bio 9 Laboratory Schedule: Fall 07 Room: Merion Please bring your Lab Assignment Sheet (LAS), PAL Lab Guide, and Photographic Atlas of the Human Body to labs labeled -9. LAS Dates Topic Notes 8/0-9/ () Anatomical Terminology; Fetal Skull - 9/ - 9/8 () Bones of the Skull Quiz: Skull 9/ - 9/ () Bones of the vertebral column, thorax and girdles Quiz: Axial + Girdles 9/0-9/ () Bones of the limbs Quiz: Limbs 9/7-9/9 Review: Skeletal System Quiz: Skeletal System Review 0/ - 0/ Laboratory Exam I (00 pts) Practice Labs: (); (); (); () 0/ - 0/ () Body Movement; Muscles of the head and neck Quiz: Head + Neck 0/8-0/0 () Muscles of the trunk and arm Quiz: Trunk + Arm 0/ - 0/7 (7) Muscles of the leg Quiz: Leg + Actions / - / Review: Muscular System Quiz: Muscular System Review /8 - /0 Laboratory Exam II (00 pts) Practice Labs: (); (); (7) / - /7 (8) Neuroanatomy (Brain) Quiz: Neuroanatomy / - / No Lab - Thanksgiving Break - /9 - / (9) Special Senses Quiz: Special Senses / - /8 Laboratory Exam III (0 pts) Practice Labs: (8); (9) / Last Day for Make-up Exams -

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