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Textbook
EN Marieb, 2001
Human Anatomy and Physiology, 5/e
Benjamin Cummings
ISBN 0-8053-4989-8
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Possessing the skills for effective communication will be invaluable in your future endeavors.
This course affirms its commitment to practice-oriented education.
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BIO 4161 or equivalent is recommended.
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Anatomy of the central nervous system:
evolution and general design;
anatomy of the brain stem, cerebellum, diencephalon, and cerebrum.
Membrane dynamics:
structure of the membrane;
movements across membranes;
fluid and solute distribution.
Action potentials and impulse conduction.
Skeletal muscle physiology:
muscle microanatomy;
contraction;
excitation-contraction coupling.
Cerebral functioning.
Sensory physiology:
afferent signaling;
receptor functions;
pain.
Motor systems:
efferent signaling;
autonomic nervous system;
Endocrinology:
intercellular chemical messengers;
receptors;
endocrine organs and their hormones;
hormone chemistry;
hormone action:
postreceptor events;
negative feedback;
receptor regulation.
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To understand the anatomy and physiology of the human central nervous
system and how it functions in homeostasis.
To understand the structure of the cell membrane and how it operates
to regulate cellular input, output, and communication.
To understand the molecular basis of skeletal muscle contraction and the behavior
of different fiber types.
To learn the endocrine organs and the hormones they produce, and to understand how
the endocrine system functions in homeostasis.
To learn how to use the Internet as a tool for gathering information.
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Class lectures based upon the distributed outlines. This material may,
from time to time, be augmented by assigned readings, Internet searches,
or video presentations.
Exams will be based on the lecture presentations and any other assigned material.
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Two examinations, as specified on the fine print page.
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