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CRN: 10265
This is a yearlong
course focused on human anatomy, physiology, pathology, genetics and nutrition
and the interplay among them all. Students will explore the human body
through lecture, laboratory, seminar and workshops. Laboratory sessions
will support classroom material and will acquaint students with the use
of various types of clinical and laboratory equipment.
Fall quarter begins
the exploration of the human body with a foundation of cells and tissues.
Students will also study the integumantary, musculoskeletal and nervous
systems.
Class Meetings:Tuesday
& Thursday 5:30 - 7:30 LabII Room 2211
Required
Texts: Anatomy
& Physiology by Seeley, Stephens & Tate
Other recommended
Books : Anatomy Coloring Book
Physiology Coloring Book
Abbreviated Syllabus:
Instructor: Cindy Beck, N.D.
866 - 6000 ext. 5942
cbeck@evergreen.edu*
Office - Seminar 4128
Mailbox
on campus - Seminar 3127
*best way to contact
Fall
Quarter
Winter
Quarter
Spring
Quarter
Summer
Quarter
Course Objectives:
a) To familiarize students with structure
and function of the major systems of the human body
b) To explore the human body's interrelationship
of health and disease
c) To introduce basic laboratory procedures
which monitor physiological function
EXPECTED OUTCOMES:
At the end of fall quarter students
will have gained an understanding of:
cell structure and function
muscle function and the similarities and
differences between muscle types
bone structure, function and formation
nervous system division, components,
function including the special senses and their function
E-Mail: cbeck@evergreen.edu
Last Modified
- 6/26/03