SPRING 2009

BI 108 HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY II LABORATORY

Friday 12:30 pm – 2:30 pm

Instructor: Christine Ross Earls

Office: BNW 215 Ext. 3386 Office hours by appointment

Email: cearls@mail.fairfield.edu

Laboratory Manual: Laboratory Manual for Anatomy and Physiology by Allen and Harper 3rd edition

DATE TOPIC LAB ASSIGNMENT

Ex. # Activities

Jan. 16 Brain & Cranial Nerves D* 20 1-10

21 1-2

Jan. 23 Open Lab

Jan. 30 Autonomic NS & General Senses 22 1.1; 1.4; 2.1; 3, 4, 5

23 2, 3, 4, 5

Feb. 6 Special Senses D 24 1-4; 5.1; 5.2; 5.3; 6-9; 12; 14;

15.1; 15.3

Feb. 13 Endocrine System 25 1,2.1; 3; 4; 5;

37 6.2

38 7

Feb. 20 Blood 26 1 - 4

Feb. 27 LAB TEST I

Mar. 6 No lab – Spring Break

Mar. 13 Heart D 27 1-6; 8

Mar. 20 Heart Function & Blood Pressure 29 (Act.1-2); Biopac Lesson 16;

Refer to Ex. 28, 29, 30 in Lab Manual for theory and diagrams.

Study blood vessel anatomy (handout and preserved cat)

Mar. 27 Respiratory System 32 (Act.1-7); Biopac Lesson 12

Refer to Ex. 33 in Lab Manual for theory of Biopac Lesson

Apr. 3 Digestive System 34 1-5; 7-9 (p. 961-962 textbook)

Apr. 10 No lab - Easter break

Apr. 17 Urinary Sys. D 36 1-6

Apr. 24 LAB TEST II

*D refers to dissection – Please wear appropriate clothing, wear glasses (no contact lenses), and please

bring a dissecting kit if you have one.

Grading System: The laboratory grade is based on testing and attendance. Lab comprises 1/4 of the course grade.

Policies:

· Laboratory attendance for the entire lab period is essential for success in this course and will be taken every lab period. Absences will be reported to Nursing School. If more than 3 laboratories are missed, your lab grade will be affected (you are responsible for making up the work on your own when possible).

· Lab exams CANNOT be made up and therefore absence from a lab exam will result in a grade of zero for that exam.

· It is expected that you return to lab on your own time (check lab availability) to review material.

· Make use of the atlas and websites given to review histology photomicrographs, bones, and muscles when lab is not available. A one-time look at the slides, bones, and muscles in lab and a quick review before the lab test is NOT sufficient! It is essential to study and review daily to master the material!

· Please read the laboratory exercise and label all figures PRIOR to coming to lab. After lab, you should complete all questions for that lab to aid in the review of the material for lab tests.

· If you have a documented disability and wish to discuss academic accommodations please contact: Office of Academic and Disability Support Services, the Kelley Center, ext 2615.

I will work with you and that office to best accommodate your needs.