Anatomy & Physiology II

Catalog description

An integrated organ-systems approach to normal anatomy & physiology with medical applications of homeostatic disruptions. Topics include: course preparation, endocrine system and glucose regulation, blood components, immunity, lymphatic system, heart anatomy and physiology, respiratory system, circulatory system, urinary system, acid-base regulation, digestive system, metabolism and nutrition, reproductive system, development and life span, and genetics. Hypothesis testing, collecting, analyzing & interpreting anatomical & physiological data from study of prosected cadavers, animal organ dissection, conducting experiments, collecting data from human volunteers, and case studies are required in laboratory. All students including those taking blended sections are required to take proctored exams and participate in on-campus laboratories.