BIOL 1564: Intro to Anatomy & Physiology

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Subject
Biology
Credit Hours 4.0 Lecture Hours 3.0 Lab Hours 2.0
Type of Credit
Baccalaureate/Transfer
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Course Description
This is a survey course intended for health career students. The structure and function of human tissue, organs, and systems will be studied. Strong emphasis is placed on developing basic skills in medical terminology. AAS: Life science (Laboratory science) elective.
Prerequisite(s)
Appropriate assessment score or ENGL 1422 with a grade of C or better - Must be taken either prior to or at the same time as this course.

At the end of this course, students will be able to:

  • Be able to describe or demonstrate an understanding of the basic chemical processes occurring in the human body.
  • Utilize a basic working knowledge of medical terminology.
  • Be able to name and identify the basic organs and related structures of the eleven human organ systems on models, cats, cadavers, pictures, or drawings.
  • Be able to effectively use directional, sectional, and planar terms to locate or identify structures or organs in the human body.
  • Be able to list and explain the major functions of each organ or organ system in the human body.
  • Be able to explain and demonstrate knowledge of the interrelationships of structures, organs, and organ systems to homeostasis.
Topical Outline

1. Orientation to the Human Body
2. Basic Chemistry                                    
3. Cells & Cellular Metabolism                                                       
4. Tissues and Integumentary System       
5. Skeletal System                                                                                    
6. Muscular System                                  
7. Nervous System                                               
8. Somatic and Special Senses                              
9. Endocrine System         
10. Blood and Lymphatic System                             
11. Cardiovascular System 
12. Digestive System                                                              
13. Respiratory System                                                       
14. Urinary System                                     
15. Reproductive System