Anatomy
& Physiology II
Anatomy &
Physiology is directed toward nursing, allied health, and biology majors, but
is open to all students as a general education course. This is the second
semester of the 2-semester sequence. We will study the anatomy and physiology
of the human body with special emphasis on the relationship between structure
and function and homeostatic mechanisms of the body.
Systems and topics
covered: endocrine system (review only), respiratory system, cardiovascular
system, lymphatic and immune systems, digestive system, urinary system,
metabolism, acid-base and electrolyte balance, reproductive systems, and
development.
The current course
syllabus is available on D2L. Please note that there is a different syllabus
for the web-enhanced and on-campus sections. (All sections come on campus for
lab.)
Many more study
materials are available on D2L. The D2L login site is:
https://inverhills.ims.mnscu.edu/shared/login/index.htm
Your login ID is your tech ID number (with the zeros). Your first password is
usually your birth date in YYMMDD format. If that does not work, try the
last 6 digits of your social security number. If that does not work, go
to the computer center (on the ground floor of the library building.) You will
need to have your student ID number and a picture ID.
All grades will be
posted on D2L.
Some extra credit and study assignments will be there. Class announcements will
be there.
Class Notes are available in the
bookstore. Enrolled students can download electronic copies from the D2L site.
Lab data:
Respiratory data for the lung paper (an Excel
file): Respiratory
data fall 09 for students.xls
NEW: Videos of how to do Excel calculations and
charts (for the respiratory physiology lab). These use Windows Media Player.
Video 1 -
calculations:
mms://stream.inverhills.edu/Faculty/lford/respcalcs.wmv
Video 2 –
chart:
mms://stream.inverhills.edu/Faculty/lford/respchart.wmv
These are Word 2003
documents:
Template for lab papers: Template
How to do charts in Excel 2003: Link to Word document
Adding error bars in Excel 2007: Link to Update
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