Syllabus Bio 150 lab PDF

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Faiza Peetz, MD Email: [email protected] (Reference Line MUST be: “Bio150Lab – Section - Lastname”) unavailable during the winter semester, but you are welcome to talk to me before or after class in class. T.R. Martin (2015 –4th edition), Laboratory Manual for Human Anatomy & Physiology, Main Version, 4 th edition with Connect access. ISBN: 9781264886081 can be purchased from CSI Bookstore or ISBN: 9781307589979 prices from $121.80

The lab grade in BIO 150 is determined as follows: Exam 1 (Exercises 1 – 12) 20% Exam 2 (Exercises 13 – 19) 20% Exam 3 (Exercises 20 – 26) 20% Final (Exercises 41 – 53) 20% Lab simulations, Participation, and attendance 20% PLEASE BE AWARE, THAT BIO 150 (& BIO 160 FOR THAT MATTER) REQUIRES A CONTINUOUS STUDY TIME OF 3 HOURS PER DAY, 6 DAYS A WEEK BEGINNING ON DAY 1! There will be four (one-hour) announced examinations during the semester. Sorry, NONE will be dropped. Sorry, NO make – ups since the exams are announced! Attendance: Absence of 2 or more times will result in FAIL. General: Cheating, copying and plagiarism will result in FAIL. ADA: The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is a federal anti-discrimination statute that provides comprehensive civil rights protection for persons with disabilities. Among other things, this legislation requires that all students with disabilities be guaranteed a learning environment that provides for reasonable accommodation of their disabilities. If you believe you have a disability requiring an accommodation, please contact the Services for Students with Disabilities. Drop Deadline – is the last day to withdraw from course without receiving an unofficial withdraw grade (W). Students WILL NOT be allowed to drop after the deadline just because they are not performing as well as they would like in the course; Dropping after the deadline will only be allowed for demonstrable emergencies.

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Course Syllabus: Lab schedule topics and reading assignments WEEK 1

TOPICS

Assigned Reading

Scientific methods and measurements

Exercise 1

Body organization, membranes, and terminology

Exercise 2

Care and use of the microscope

Exercise 4 Connect Virtual Labs Tutorial Applying the Scientific Method Pillbug Preference Microscopy - Oil Immersion Microscopy - Operation of Brightfield Microscope Microscopy - Pond Water Wet Mount

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Cell structure and function

Exercise 5

Movements through membranes

Exercise 6

Cell cycle

Exercise 7 Connect Diffusion - Diffusion Across a Selectively Permeable Membrane Diffusion - Effect of Concentration on the Rate of Diffusion in a Semisolid Diffusion - Effect of Density of Media on the Rate of Diffusion Diffusion - Effect of Molecular Weight on the Rate of Diffusion in Air

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Classification of tissues

Exercises 8, 9, 10

Integumentary system

Exercise 11 Connect A&P Revealed Histology

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Bone structure and classification

Exercise 12

Organization of the skeleton

Exercise 13

Axial skeleton: skull

Exercise 14

Axial skeleton: Vertebral column and thoracic cage

Exercise 15 Connect

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Exam 1

A&P Revealed Exercises 1 - 12

The appendicular skeleton: pectoral girdle and upper limb

Exercise 16

The appendicular skeleton: pelvic girdle and lower limb

Exercise 18

Exercise 17

The fetal skeleton 6

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Review of skeleton

Exercise 19

Joint structure and movement (this topic will not be covered in lecture; in lab only)

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Skeletal muscle structure and function

Exercise 20

Electromyography: BIOPAC Exercise

Exercise 21

EXAM 2

Exercises 13 - 19

Muscles of the head and neck

Exercise 22

Muscles of the chest, shoulder, and upper limb

Exercise 23

A&P Revealed

Connect A&P Revealed Skeletal Muscle - Electrical Stimulation Skeletal Muscle - Shoulder and Elbow Movement Exercise 9

Deep back, abdominal wall, and pelvic outlet

Exercise 24

Muscles of the hip and lower limb

Exercise 25

Surface anatomy

Exercise 26 Connect A&P Revealed Electromyography - Motor Unit Recruitment Electromyography - Time to Fatigue

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Exam 3

Exercises 20 - 26

Blood cells

Exercise 4 - 1

Blood testing

Exercise 42

Blood typing

Exercise 43 Connect Blood - Blood Typing

4 Blood - Differential White Blood Cell Count Blood – Hematocrit Blood - Hemoglobin Content 11

Heart structure

Exercise 44

Cardiac cycle

Exercise 45

Electrocardiography; BIOPAC exercise

Exercise 46 Connect Cardiovascular Physiology Electrocardiography

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Blood vessels structure, arteries, and veins

Exercise 47

Pulse rate and blood pressure

Exercise 48

Lymphatic system

Exercise 49 Connect A&P Revealed Cardiovascular Physiology - Blood Pressure Cardiovascular Physiology - Pulse Rate

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Respiratory organs

Exercise 50

Breathing and respiratory volumes

Exercise 51

Spirometry: BIOPAC exercise

Exercise 52 Exercise 53 Connect Respiratory System - Mechanism of Breathing

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FINAL

Exercises 41 - 53...