Instructor: Dr. John Weinstein
Office: Duckett 216
Phone: 953-7796 O; 762-7407 H
E-mail: john.weinstein@citadel.edu
Office Hours: MWF 10 11AM, T 1-3PM (or by
appointment)
Required
Text: Holes Human Anatomy and Physiology
Laboratory Manual (Martin)
Objectives:
This laboratory is designed to complement and enhance the lecture portion of the Human Anatomy and Physiology II course. The more you use and apply your new-found knowledge of anatomy and physiology, the easier it will be for you to remember it. Use this opportunity to try out some of the principles youve learned in lecture and ask for clarification of topics that are confusing to you. This is also a good place to form study groups for lab and lecture.
Important Considerations:
1.
Attendance
in laboratory is required. Roll will be
called at the end of laboratory. Makeup
laboratories and quizzes will only be scheduled in the event of an authorized absence (as defined in the College
Catalog) and only if the instructor is notified prior to the absence.
Laboratories held on Monday should be made up by Friday of that same
week. Absences, whether authorized
or unauthorized, in excess of 20% will result in a grade of F.
2.
Dissection
kits are required (available for purchase in the Cadet Store). You will need Dissection Kits by January 26.
3.
Students are responsible for
the collection and recording of data in each of the experiments. Make sure that no data or handouts are lost,
as the information may be necessary on quizzes and laboratory reports.
4.
Although you will be working
in groups during the laboratory exercises, it is expected that laboratory reports
will be worked on individually and independently. Collaboration
on laboratory reports is not acceptable.
5.
Laboratory reports will be
due at the beginning of the following laboratory session. Late reports will be penalized the
equivalent of half a letter grade (5%) per calendar day.
6.
This is a laboratory where
potentially hazardous materials are handled.
Please be aware of any precautions given, and follow the instructions
given at the beginning of each laboratory.
7.
You
must clean up your work area following each and every laboratory session. Failure to do so will result in a reduction
in your participation grade.
8.
If you have any questions
concerning laboratory procedures, please do not hesitate to ask the instructor.
Grading:
Quizzes (7) 10 pts. each
80 total
Laboratory Reports (8) 10
pts. each 80 total
Quality of Cat Dissection 50
pts. 50 total
Exams (3) 50
pts. each 150
total
Participation 50
pts. 50 total
410 possible points
Grading Scale: A
= 90-100%, B = 80-89%, C = 70-79%, D = 60-69%, F
= < 59%
Date: Laboratory Exercise
Jan. 26 Cat Dissection
External Anatomy Lab
Exercise 24
Jan. 2 Cat Dissection Muscles I Lab Exercise 24
Feb. 9 Cat Dissection Muscles 2 Lab Exercise 24
Feb. 23 Cat Dissection Blood Vessels 1 Lab Exercise 47
March 1 Cat Dissection Blood Vessels 2 Lab Exercise 47
March 8 Cat Dissection Digestive and Respiratory System Lab Exercise 50, 53
March 29 Electrocardiographs Biopac 5 (Handout)
April 5 Urinalysis 57
April 12 Polygraph Testing (Lie Detector Test) Biopac 9 (Handout)
April 19 Metabolism Handout