HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY
BIO 120, 120L -- SPRING 2008
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Dr. Paul H. Yancey Sci 300 - x5498 Office Hrs: M 11; TuTh9;
or Arranged people.whitman.edu/~yancey/hap.html Tentative
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DATE |
LECTURE/Discussion =
10M 11WF |
Exam
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Reading, Ethics |
LAB = 1-4 Wed** |
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Jan. 14 16 18 |
1.
Introduction; Regulatory Principles; Bioethics 2.
Regulatory Principles 3. Evolution |
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TEXT
Chap 1 and pp
78-81 |
Equipment;
Bioethics |
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Jan. 23 25 |
4.
Biological Hierarchy--Atoms and Molecules 5. " " " |
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Chap.
22 Chap. 2 |
Feedback;
Cells,Tissues; Organs--Fetal
Pig (1) |
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Jan. 28 30 Feb. 1 |
6.
Biological Hierarchy--Organelles and Cells 7.
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Biological Hierarchy--Tissues; Basic Organs |
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Chaps.
3, 21 Chap. 4 |
Organs--Fetal
Pig (2) |
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Feb. 4 6 8 |
9.
Homeostasis example: Skin and Thermoregulation 10. Bioethics discussion
EXAM
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Chap. 4 Bioethics reading
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Thermoregulation |
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Feb.
11 13 15 |
11.
INTEGRATION/Coordination: Nervous System 12. " " " 13. " " " |
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Chap.
13 |
Nerves
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Feb. 20 22 |
14.
INTEGRATION/Coordination: Integration 15. " " " |
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Chap.
13 |
Nerves
-- Integration |
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Feb.
25 27 29 |
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INTEGRATION/ Coordination: Integration 17.
INTEGRATION/ Coordination: Senses 18. "
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Chap.
14 |
Senses |
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Mar. 3 5 7 |
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INTEGRATION/ Coordination: Endocrine 20. Bioethics discussion
EXAM
II |
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Chap.
15; Bioethics reading
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Hormones |
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Mar. 8-23 |
SPRING
BREAK |
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Mar. 24 26 28 |
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SUPPORT: Skeleton 22.
MOVEMENT: Muscles 23. " " |
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Chaps.
11, 12 |
Skeleton;
Muscles |
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Mar.
31 Apr. 2 4 |
24.
MAINTENANCE: Blood, Circulation 25. MAINTENANCE: Circulation
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Chaps.
5, 6 |
Circulation |
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Apr. 7 9 11 |
27. VIDEO [Gone
to Amer. Soc. Physiology meeting]
28. MAINTENANCE: Respiration
29. Bioethics discussion
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Bioethics reading
Chap. 9 |
Respiration Bioethics
discussion |
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Apr.
14 16 18 |
EXAM III
30. MAINTENANCE: Excretion
31.
MAINTENANCE: Immunity |
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Chap.
10 Chap. 7 |
Excretion;
Immune |
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Apr.
21 23 25 |
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MAINTENANCE: Immunity 33.
MAINTENANCE: Digestion 34.
MAINTENANCE: Nutrition |
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Chap. 8 |
Metabolism,
Digestion |
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Apr.
28 30 May 2 |
35.
MAINTENANCE: Energy Balance/Weight control 36.
REPRODUCTION 37. " |
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Chap.
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Reproduction |
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May 5 |
38. Bioethics discussion
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Bioethics reading
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May 9 |
FINAL
EXAM: 9:00-11:59am |
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Semi-comprehensive
(details later) |
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*TEXT = Mader, Human Biology
McGraw Hill 2008 (10th ed); there will also be many HANDOUTS on current
findings
**LAB
MANUAL written
by Prof. Yancey to be handed out in lab; you will be charged a small fee for
this on your account.
OVERˆ
GRADING: will be based on 500 total points, as follows:
EXAM
I -- 80 points (16%)
EXAM
II -- 80 points (16%)
EXAM
III -- 70 points (15%)
DISCUSSION -- 30 points ( 6%)
FINAL
EXAM --100
points (20%)--exam partly comprehensive; details later
LAB
REPORTS --135
points (27%)
GRADE
SCALE: Unless an exam
results in an unexpectedly low average, grading will be:
A=90-100%;
B=80-89.9%; C=70-79.9%; D=60-69.9%; F<60%
With
Plus/Minus cutoffs at 93,
87, 83, 77, 73, 67, 63%
From WebsterÕs New World
Dictionary, 1974:
Anatomy [Greek, ana-, up, and temnien, to cut] . . . the structure of
an organism or body or a model of it as dissected.
Physiology [Greek, physis, nature, and logia, word or thought] . . . the
functions and vital processes, collectively (of an organism or organ or system
of organs).
BIOETHICS--Possible topics:
Human Experiments, Treatments: Informed Consent
Confidentiality
Human Experiments: Fetal
Medical Marijuana
Euthanasia
Reproductive Technology
Rationing Health Care Resources; Organ Transplants
Animal Experiments
Genetic Engineering /Therapy
Genetic Screening
Cloning