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HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF HEALTH PROFESSIONS AND HUMAN SERVICES DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH PROFESSIONS COURSE SYLLABUS: HSCI 103 – HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY 1 LECTURE AND LABORATORY (FALL 2020) – 4 sh LECTURE SCHEDULE FOR SECTION 03 – TR 11:10am-12:35pm, Room: RSVLT 106 (Hybrid) INSTRUCTOR: Dr. Mike Camp, Jr. PHONE: 516-463-7356 E-MAIL: [email protected] INSTRUCTOR: Professor Michael Maziekas PHONE: 516-463-7356 E-MAIL: [email protected]

OFFICE: Hofstra Dome 101 OFFICE HOURS: By appt. OFFICE: Hofstra Dome 101 OFFICE HOURS: By appt.

COURSE EVALUATION:  Lecture Exams (4) 50% of total grade (12.5% of grade for each)  Laboratory Exams (3) 37.5% of total grade (12.5% of grade for each)  Laboratory Assignments/Post Lab Quizzes 12.5% of total grade (% values varies for each lab) Lecture Exams (4 in total): All lecture exams are non-cumulative and will be announced in advance (see dates on the syllabus schedule). Each exam may consist of multiple-choice, true/false, fill-in, or short-answer questions. Make-up exams will be available but must be taken within one week of the scheduled exam and during a scheduled time arranged with your instructor. If the exam is not made-up within the agreed upon time you will receive ZERO for the exam. Make-up exams will only be allowed in cases of an excused absence (e.g., ill and have provided a doctors note), so please contact your instructor immediately if you are unable to make the exam. Make-up exams may be in an essay format. The note-taking packet made available to you at the beginning of the semester will serve as the review guide for each exam. Laboratory Exams (3 in total): All laboratory exams are non-cumulative and will be announced in advance (see dates on the syllabus schedule). Each exam will consist of fill-in-the-blank questions related to histological specimens, anatomical models, and any additional information at the discretion of the instructor. Make-up exams are at the discretion of the instructor and only allowed in circumstances of an excused absence with supporting documentation (e.g., doctors note). Laboratory Review Assignments and Post-Lab Quizzes: Lab Review Assignments and Post-Lab Quizzes are due in on the dates designated in the schedule at the end of the lab syllabus. All the review assignments and post-lab quizzes are online. Assignments and quizzes are designed to help review material discussed in laboratory class and help review for the exams, consequently these are not available after the due dates specified. For some labs students will have time to complete the Lab Review Assignments in the lab session, or can be completed after the associated lab session (as long as they are completed by the designated due date and time). Each student is responsible for making up missed lab classes by attending a different lab section, but this must be arranged promptly with the student’s instructor and the instructor for the other lab to ensure there is

room to accommodate the student. This is the student’s responsibility to initiate/organize. If all the laboratory sections for the respective week of your laboratory session absence have concluded, a make-up lab option may not be available. FINAL GRADE DETERMINATION: > 91% =A 87-91% = A83-86% = B+ 80-82% =B 77-79% = B73-76% = C+

70-72% 67-69% 63-66% 60-62% < 60%

=C = C=D = D=F

HSCI 103 - HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY 1 Lecture Schedule - Dated Class Meetings – TR (Section 03 – Camp/Maziekas) WK

DATE

1

08-25-20 08-27-20

2

09-01-20 09-03-20

2,3

3

09-08-20 09-10-20 09-15-20

2,3

4

T-BOOK CHAPTER 1

READING ASSIGNMENT/ TOPICS Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology  Levels of Organization  Basic Systems Review  Homeostasis and Nervous System’s Role  No Cavity Discussion Cellular Level of Organization  Overview, Types, Somatic, Germ / Sex  Cytosol and Water (as a solution) (chapter 2 incl. in discussion of chapter 3)  Organelles (Emphasized in Lab)  Physiology, Metabolism, Catabolism, Anabolism  Dehydration Synthesis, Hydrolysis  Nucleus- DNA/RNA, nucleotides, Bonding Types, Transcription, DNA Replication  Ribosomes- Amino Acids, Proteins, levels of protein structure, Translation  RER- Protein Synthesis, Golgi- Protein Synthesis  SER- Carbohydrates / Saccharides  SER- Lipids / Fatty Acids  Triglycerides, Steroids, Ecosanoids  Plasma Membranes- components and solubility, transport, Vesicles  Mitocondria- ATP synthesis  Centrioles- Mitosis (Emphasized in Lab)  Cytoskeleton  Microvilli, Cilia, Flagellum  Cancer / Rouge Cells ***Note: Cell Organelles and their function to be discussed in LAB. Cellular Level of Organization continued Cellular Level of Organization continued

09-17-20

EXAM 1

5

09-22-20 09-24-20

4

6

09-29-20 10-01-20 10-06-20 10-08-20

5

7

6

10-13-20

12,13

10-15-20

EXAM 2

10-20-20 10-22-20 10-27-20

13 14 14

11

10-29-20 11-03-20 11-05-20

14 EXAM 3

12

11-10-20

9

13

11-12-20 11-17-20 11-19-20

10

14

11-24-20

10

FW

12-03-20 (10:30am12:30pm)

EXAM 4

8

9 10

REMINDERS:

Exam Review Exam covers Chap 1, 3, aspects of 2; Exam is 1 hour and 15 minutes. Tissue Level of Organization  Emphasize Epithelial and Connective Tissue  Basic discussion of Muscle and Nervous Tissue  Tissue Healing and Repair Integumentary System  Albinism, Jaundice, Skin Cancer Osseous Tissue / Bone Structure  Cells, Osteogenesis, Bone Growth  Calcium storage, Serum Calcium  Calcitonin, Parathyroid Hormone  Osteopenia, Osteoporosis, Fractures ***Note: The macro and microscopic structure of bone discussed in LAB. Overview and Organization of System Nervous System  Neural Cells, Neural Tissue  Spinal Cord, Peripheral Nerves, Reflexes Exam covers Chapters 4, 5, 6; Exam is 1 hour and 15 minutes. Nervous System (cont) Brain, Cranial Nerves Brain, Cranial Nerves, Reflexes ***Note: Neuron, Spinal Cord, Brain, Cranial Nerves to be discussed in LAB. Brain (cont) Exam covers 12, 13, 14; Exam is 1 hour and 15 minutes. Articulations – STRUCTURE / CLASSIFICATION Range of Motion – DONE IN LAB Spine, Knee, Shoulder, Elbow, Arthritis Skeletal Muscle System  Sliding Filament Theory  ATP Synthesis, Metabolism, Fatigue  Types of Fibers  Exercise, Strains, Sprains ***Note: Muscle tissue and cellular anatomy to be discussed in LAB. Skeletal Muscle (cont) Exam covers chapters 9, 10; Exam is 1 hour and 15 minutes.

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Lab Review Assignments and Post-Lab Quizzes are due in on the dates designated in the schedule at the end of the lab syllabus. All the review assignments and post-lab quizzes are online. Assignments and quizzes are designed to help review material discussed in laboratory class and help review for the exams, consequently these are not available after the due dates specified. For some labs students will have time to complete the Lab Review Assignments in the lab session, or can be completed after the associated lab session (as long as they are completed by the designated due date)....