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Exam 1 Review Sheet - Human Physiology | ANAT 36, Exams of Physiology

Material Type: Exam; Professor: Pascoe; Class: Human Physiology; Subject: Anatomy and Physiology; University: Mt. San Antonio College; Term: Spring 2016;

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Anatomy 36: Human Physiology
Fall 2015
Instructor: Melissa Presch Office: Bldg 60 Room 2109
Phone: (909) 274-6866 Office Hours: TBD check website
E-Mail: mpresch@mtsac.edu
Web Site: http://instruction.mtsac.edu/mpresch/
Section 20977 Lecture: TTh: 9:45-11:10 am Rm: 7-1104
Lab: TTh: 11:30-2:40 pm Rm: 60-2515
Section 20978 Lecture: TTh: 9:45-11:10 am Rm: 7-1104
Lab: TTh: 3:00-6:10 pm Rm: 60-2515
Course Description:
Human Physiology is an integrated study of the function of and interaction between the skeletal, muscular,
respiratory, circulatory, nervous digestive, excretory (including electrolyte and acid-base balance), endocrine
and reproductive systems (including human genetics and embryology). There are three hours of lecture and
six hours of laboratory per week.
Prerequisites: Anatomy 35 Human Anatomy
Chemistry 10 Chemistry for Allied Health Majors **or**
Chemistry 40 Introduction to General Chemistry
Eligibility For: Math 51 Elementary Algebra
English 68 Preparation for College Writing
Required Materials
1. Physiology An Illustrated Review, 1st ed. By TannerThies, R. (Thieme, 2012)
2. Human Physiology Lab Manual, 10th ed. by Adams, et. al.. 2015.
3. A Visual Analogy Guide to Human Physiology by Krieger. 2nd ed, (Morton, 2014)
4. Scantrons: (10) #882 forms Due on the 3rd class meeting
5. Biopac accessories kit (mouthpiece, nose clip, filter and 20 electrodes) Due on the 3rd class meeting
6. Calculator (you may not use your cell phone for this purpose!)
7. Colored pencils (preferably Crayola Twistables)
8. VAG Packet covers (4) ONLY available at Staples. Check website for details. Due on the 3rd class meeting
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Anatomy 36: Human Physiology Fall 2015 Instructor: Melissa Presch Office: Bldg 60 Room 2109 Phone: (909) 274 - 6866 Office Hours: TBD – check website E-Mail: mpresch@mtsac.edu Web Site: http://instruction.mtsac.edu/mpresch/ Section 20977 Lecture: TTh: 9:45-11:10 am Rm: 7 - 1104 Lab: TTh: 11:30-2:40 pm Rm: 60- 2515 Section 20978 Lecture: TTh: 9:45-11:10 am Rm: 7 - 1104 Lab: TTh: 3:00-6:10 pm Rm: 60- 2515 Course Description: Human Physiology is an integrated study of the function of and interaction between the skeletal, muscular, respiratory, circulatory, nervous digestive, excretory (including electrolyte and acid-base balance), endocrine and reproductive systems (including human genetics and embryology). There are three hours of lecture and six hours of laboratory per week. Prerequisites: Anatomy 35 Human Anatomy Chemistry 10 Chemistry for Allied Health Majors ** or ** Chemistry 40 Introduction to General Chemistry Eligibility For: Math 51 Elementary Algebra English 68 Preparation for College Writing Required Materials

  1. Physiology An Illustrated Review , 1st^ ed. By TannerThies, R. (Thieme, 2012)
  2. Human Physiology Lab Manual , 10 th^ ed. by Adams, et. al.. 2015.
  3. A Visual Analogy Guide to Human Physiology by Krieger. 2 nd^ ed, (Morton, 2014)
  4. Scantrons: (10) #882 forms Due on the 3rd class meeting
  5. Biopac accessories kit (mouthpiece, nose clip, filter and 20 electrodes) Due on the 3rd class meeting
  6. Calculator (you may not use your cell phone for this purpose!)
  7. Colored pencils (preferably Crayola Twistables)
  8. VAG Packet covers (4) ONLY available at Staples. Check website for details. Due on the 3rd class meeting

Course Grading: The points that you earn for lecture and lab are combined to calculate your overall grade. You will receive only one grade for this course! It is likely that there will be additional quizzes, which may alter the grading scale if it becomes necessary. Visual Anal ogy Guide Packets (4 packets X 25 points) 100 VAG Packets Assembled 20 Lab Manual organized 5 Lecture Quizzes**** Glycolysis/Kreb’s Quiz 10 Electron Transport System Quiz 10 Receptor Quiz 10 Grading Scale: Action Potential/Synapse Quiz 15 90 - 100% = A Neurotransmitter Quiz 20 80 - 89% = B Efferent NS Quiz 10 70 - 79% = C Endocrine Quiz 15 60 - 69% = D Immunology Quiz 20 <60% = F *Chloride Shift Quiz 10 Chemistry Test 30 Lecture Exams 400 Lecture Cumulative Final Exam 100 Lab Exams 350 Lab Cumulative Final Exam 75 Attendance 30 Tentative Total Points 1225 Visual Analogy Guide Packets: The analogy guide packets will be due at the end of each unit in lecture. VAG packets will be turned in during lab. The pages that you will complete will correspond to the topics covered in lecture. Each packet is worth 25 points. Packets must be turned in on time. I will not accept late packets. Packet pages and due dates are posted on my website. Exams: Lecture Exams: There will be 4 lecture exams and a comprehensive lecture final exam. The lecture exams will be multi-format (essay, diagramming, short answer, multiple choice, matching, etc.). Each lecture exam will cover a specific unit, but will require an understanding of previous information. You must be in class when the class begins to take the exam. The door will be locked once the exam has started. If you arrive after the door is locked, you will not be allowed to enter the room and take the exam. Tardiness on an exam day will result in a score of zero on the exam. Plan accordingly so that you do not end up in a position where you are late to class and miss an exam. There is always traffic on the roads and parking is always an issue. There will be no exceptions to this policy. All bags and other items, including cell phones, will be put on the floor in the front of the classroom during each exam. You may not wear hats of any kind during an exam. You will not be allowed to have water bottles or any other beverage on your desk during an exam. You will need a pencil and your colored pencils for every exam. All labeling and diagrams on your exams must be in color. You will lose 2 points for each diagram or labeling question that is not in color. Lecture exams are scheduled and cannot be made up, except under extremely compelling circumstances with documentation! If you miss an exam without notifying me of the circumstances BEFORE the test, I will drop you from the course. Lab Exams: There will be four lab exams and a comprehensive lab final exam. Lab exams will be administered during your regular lab section. The lab exams will be multi-format (essay, diagramming, short answer, multiple choice, matching, etc.). Each lab exam will cover a specific unit, but will require an understanding of previous information. You must be in class when the class begins to take the exam. The door will be locked once the exam has started. If you arrive after the door is locked, you will not be allowed to enter the room and take the exam. Tardiness on an exam day will result in a score of zero on the exam. Plan accordingly so that you do not end up in a position where you are late to class and miss an exam. There

Anatomy 36

Lecture Schedule Fall 2015

Week Date Lecture Material To Be Discussed 1 Aug 25 Aug 27 Introduction to Physiology, Homeostasis Membrane Transport 2 Sept 1 Sept 3 Membrane Transport Enzymes, Glycolysis 3 Sept 8 Sept 10 Metabolism 4 Sept 15 Sept 17 Cell Signaling 5 Sept 22 Sept 24 Exam 1 Membrane Potentials, Synapses 6 Sept 29 Oct 1 Neurotransmitters Central Nervous System 7 Oct 6 Oct 8 Control of Movement Sensory Physiology 8 Oct 13 Oct 15 Autonomic Nervous System Muscle Physiology 9 Oct 20 Oct 22 Exam 2 Endocrine System 10 Oct 27 Oct 29 Hematology Immunology – Non-specific immunity 11 Nov 3 Nov 5 Immunology – Specific immunity 12 Nov 10 Nov 12 Cardiovascular Physiology Cardiac Output 13 Nov 17 Nov 19 Circulation Exam 3 14 Nov 24 Nov 26 Respiratory Physiology Digestive Physiology (no lecture) Thanksgiving Day – No School 15 Dec 1 Dec 3 Renal Physiology/ Reproductive Physiology Lecture Exam 4 16 Dec 8 Dec 10 Lecture Final Exam: Thursday 12/10 7:30 – 10:00 AM

Anatomy 36

Lab Schedule Fall 2015

Week Date Topic 1 Aug 25 Aug 27 Orientation, Scientific Method, Statistics 2 Sept 1 Sept 3 Physical (Membrane) Transport 3 Sept 8 Sept 10 Enzymes 4 Sept 15 Sept 17 Lab Exam 1 Bioenergetics, Exercise physiology 5 Sept 22 Sept 24 Medicinal Plants PhysioEx – simulation of drugs on the heart 6 Sept 29 Oct 1 Polygraph testing Neural Physiology: EEG 7 Oct 6 Oct 8 Reflexes, Muscle Physiology 8 Oct 13 Oct 15 Lab Exam 2 PhysioEx - thyroid hormone simulation 9 Oct 20 Oct 22 Hematology 10 Oct 27 Oct 29 Cardiovascular Physiology: ECG 11 Nov 3 Nov 5 Cardiovascular Physiology Blood Pressure, Heart Sounds 12 Nov 10 Nov 12 Lab Exam 3 Pulmonary Function 13 Nov 17 Nov 19 Aerobic Exercise Physiology Urinalysis 14 Nov 24 Nov 26 Genetics and Clinical Applications Thanksgiving – No School 15 Dec 1 Dec 3 Lab Exam 4 Review/Discussion 16 Dec 8 Lab Final Exam: Tuesday Dec 8 @ 10:30 am Tuesday Dec 8 @ 4:30 pm STUDENTS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY ANNOUNCED CHANGES IN THE SYLLABUS!!! Updates are regularly posted on webpage, when possible.

WHAT IS CHEATING?

Ø Some examples of cheating include, but are not limited to:

  • Plagiarism, which is the use of materials authored by another person or obtained

from a commercial source or the use of passages without proper acknowledgment.

  • Having or using unauthorized materials during any exam or quiz
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  • Changing answers on a returned exam in order to claim there had been a grading

error.

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in a prior semester, including but not limited to: lab report data, lab report or

homework questions, homework assignments, and extra credit assignments.

  • Working together on a lab experiment when told to work individually.
  • Falsifying lab data.
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copy your homework, lab reports, or other assignments. (If that work is duplicated

you may also receive the same penalties listed above for violation of the Biology

Department Policy on Cheating, and the college policy on cheating and academic

dishonesty.)

  • Falsifying documents, including signatures.

If you are unclear about what constitutes cheating in your class or for a particular assignment,

please contact your instructor for clarification before the assignment is due.

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