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BIO 325 Syllabus Fall 2014

This document provides information about the Anatomy and Physiology I course offered in Fall 2014 including lecture and laboratory details. The lecture will be on Wednesdays from 1:40-4:30pm covering integumentary, skeletal, muscular and nervous systems. There are three laboratory sections that meet on Tuesdays, Thursdays or Mondays from 9:15-1:05pm. The required textbook and attendance policies are outlined. Students will be evaluated based on three lecture exams, three lab exams, and a final grade consisting of 50% lecture and 50% lab.

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BIO 325 Syllabus Fall 2014

This document provides information about the Anatomy and Physiology I course offered in Fall 2014 including lecture and laboratory details. The lecture will be on Wednesdays from 1:40-4:30pm covering integumentary, skeletal, muscular and nervous systems. There are three laboratory sections that meet on Tuesdays, Thursdays or Mondays from 9:15-1:05pm. The required textbook and attendance policies are outlined. Students will be evaluated based on three lecture exams, three lab exams, and a final grade consisting of 50% lecture and 50% lab.

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ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY I

LECTURE & LABORATORY


Biology 325
Fall 2014
Course head: Dr. Mika Vesanen
Office: SB/D-332
Office hour: Wednesday 11.00-12.00 pm
E-mail: [email protected]
LECTURE:
Day: Wednesday 1.40 - 4.30 pm
Location: Remsen 209
LABORATORY SECTIONS:
Section: BIO325-1A (40441)
Day: Tuesday 9.15 - 1.05 pm
Location: NSB/B245
Instructor: Dr. Mika Vesanen
Section: BIO325 -1B (40447)
Day: Thursday 9.15 - 1.05 pm
Location: NSB/B245
Instructor: Dr. Mika Vesanen
Section: BIO 325-1C (80861)
Day: Monday 8.10 12.00pm
Location: NSB/B245
Instructor: Dr. Mika Vesanen

TEXTBOOKS:
LECTURE (Required):
Anatomy and Physiology: The unity of form and function
6th Edition (2013)
Saladin
McGraw-Hill Publishing
ISBN: 978-0-07-337825-1

COURSE DESCRIPTION
Biology 325 Anatomy and Physiology I is a 4-credit majors level biology
course with both lecture and laboratory components (3 lecture and 4
laboratory hours). This course will cover integumentary, skeletal, muscular
(including joints) and nervous (including senses) systems of the human
body.
ATTENDANCE:
Attendance for the lecture is not required but highly recommended. Lecture
slides will be posted in a blackboard before the given lecture. However,
some slides/information may be different due to the last minute changes.
Attend the lectures to be aware of these changes.
Attendance for each laboratory session is mandatory! DO NOT BE LATE!
Each laboratory session starts with the lecture. Instructors will not tolerate
any interruptions. Laboratory lectures (slides) will be posted in a
blackboard before the given laboratory. However, some changes may occur
due to the last minute
alterations.
Make-up policy: You may make-up your missed laboratory session in
another
session. However, you are required to show official
documentation (e.g. doctors note) for your absence. You are also required
to contact the instructor you are
planning to make-up your missing
session in advance to ask permission to do so.
EXAMINATIONS AND EVALUATIONS:
- Lecture:
- Three examinations
- Lecture grade will be the average of three examinations
- Laboratory:
- Three laboratory examinations
- Laboratory grade will be the average of three examinations
- FINAL GRADE: 50% of lecture and 50% of laboratory

POLICY ON INTEGRITY:
Academic honesty is expected of all Queens College students under all
circumstances. Students found guilty of academic dishonesty, such as
plagiarism or cheating on an examination, are subject to disciplinary action,
including suspension or dismissal from the college.

LECTURE COURSE SCHEDULE*


09/03

Introduction and Glands


- Chapter 5

09/10

Integumentary system
- Chapter 6

09/17

Bone physiology
- Chapter 7

10/01

Bone physiology
- Chapter 7

10/08

Examination #1

10/15

Joints
- Chapter 9

10/22

Muscle physiology
- Chapter 11

10/29

Muscle physiology
- Chapter 11

11/05

Nervous tissue
- Chapter 12

11/12

Examination #2

11/19

Nervous tissue: the spinal cord, spinal nerves and somatic reflexes
- Chapter 13

11/26

Nervous tissue: The autonomic nervous system and visceral reflexes


- Chapter 15

12/03

Senses
- Chapter 16

12/10

Senses
- Chapter 16

Final Examination Date To Be Announced


*This schedule is not rigid and can change during the course.

A&P LABORATORY SCHEDULE*


Week 1

Atlas A

Check-in; Organization of the human body;


Histology

Week 2

Chapter 5

Skeletal system; axial skeleton

Week 3

Chapter 8

Skeletal system; appendicular skeleton

Week 4

Chapter 8

Skeletal system; cat dissection

Week 5

Chapter 8 and 9

Skeletal system and Joints: cat dissection

Week 6

Examination #1

Week 7

Atlas B and Chapter 10

Muscular system

Week 8

Atlas B and Chapter 10

Muscular system

Week 9

Atlas B and Chapter 10

Muscular system

Week 10

Examination #2

Week 11

Chapter 14

Nervous system: The brain and cranial


nerves

Week 12

Chapter 14

Nervous system: The brain and cranial


nerves. Sheep brain dissection

Week 13

Chapter 16

Special senses, Eye: sheep eye dissection

Week 14
* This schedule is not rigid and may change

Examination #3

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