HOUSTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE
KATY CAMPUS
SUMMER II
COURSE NAME
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY II
COURSE NUMBER
2402
Department:
Instructor:
Tel.# 281-469-8018
Biology
Mr. Milton Kandeh
CRN#
79818
Email: mmknjala@pdq.net
Division Chair – Dr. Richard Merritt
TELEPHONE #: 713-718-5643
DAYS:
MW
TTH
Secretary – Monica Mann
TELEPHONE #: 713-718-5435
CLASSROOM: ____ TIME: 05:30 P.M-10:30 P.M.
CLASSROOM: ____ TIMES: 05:30 P.M-10:30 P.M.
Primary Instructional Strategies: Class discussion, lecture and recitation with the
use of laboratory materials to reinforce the principle and concepts of the biology
of the human body.
TEXT MATERIALS REQUIRED:
TEXTBOOK:
AUTHORS:
PUBLISHER:
PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY
[TWELVETH EDITION]
TORTORA, G.J. and DERRICKSON, B.
JOHN WILEY & SONS, Inc. [2006]
LAB MANUAL:
AUTHORS:
A& P II LABORATORY MANUAL [ 3RD EDITION]
KEATING, R. J., AND WIERSEMA, V.L.
COURSE CALENDAR- FIVE WEEKS(JULY 11—AUGUST 14)
COURSE OBJECTIVE:
This course is designed to provide the essentials of human anatomy and physiology as
they apply to cardiovascular, lymphatic, respiratory, digestive, urinary, reproductive and
endocrine systems. Students will also be introduced to fluid, electrolytes, development,
and inheritance.
LECTURE, LAB AND EXAMINATION SCHEDULE:
SESSION
TOPIC
1
OVERVIEW OF COURSE
Cardiovascular System: Blood
LAB #
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2
Cardiovascular System: Blood contd.
1
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3
Cardiovascular System: The heart
2
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4
Cardiovascular System: Blood Vessels
3
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5
The Lymphatic System: Overview
4
6 The Lymphatic System CONTD: Nonspecific Resistance to disease and immunity
7
The Respiratory System:
5
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8
9
The Respiratory System: contd.
The Digestive System
6
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10
The Digestive System: Contd.
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11
The Urinary System:
7
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12
The Urinary System: contd. & Nutrition chapter
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13
Fluid, electrolytes, and acid-base Balance 8
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14
The reproductive System:
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15
The reproductive System: contd.
10-11
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16
Pregnancy and human development
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17
The endocrine System:
9
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18
The endocrine System: contd
12
RULES AND REGULATIONS:
GENERAL GUIDELINES:
1.
No absences. Each student is expected to be in class as attendance will
be taken.
2.
Participation in lab activities is expected and required.
3.
Each student is responsible for the material covered in lecture, in the
textbook, in the lab manual, and in the study guide.
4.
Students are expected to participate in all scheduled examinations. Final
lecture exam and two lab exams are mandatory and cannot be dropped.
5.
No cheating. A student found to be engaged in any scholastic dishonesty
on an exam will receive a zero grade for that exam and may face further
disciplinary action
6.
No extra credit options. Grades will be based entirely on lecture, lab
exams, and lab reports.
7.
Students should observe all safety rules in the laboratory, particularly
during the laboratory exercises. Students work in groups during laboratory
sessions, but individual contribution is required in the completion of
laboratory reports.
8.
Americans with Disability Act (ADA) statement: please feel free to notify
your instructor in writing if you have a medical condition or personal
circumstances that may limit your ability to fully perform all the work in this
class.
9.
All pagers and cellular phones must be turned-off during class sessions.
EVALUATION:
Four lecture exams and one comprehensive final will be conducted during the
term to evaluate lecture materials and two laboratory practicals will be conducted
during the term to evaluate lab materials and activities. The format of the lecture
exams will be multiple choice, true or false, fill-in-the-blank and matching
questions. The format of laboratory exams will be fill-in-the-blank questions.
IMPORTANT DAYS:
07/11/11
07/08/11
07/11/11
07/12/11
07/29/11
08/09/11
08/10/11
08/15/11
08/19/11
classes begin- Drop/add/swap fee ($15.00)
Last day for 100% refund
70% refund
Last day for Drop/Add/Swap
Last day for administrative & student withdrawals @ 12:00 Noon
Instruction ends
Final examinations
Grades due by -12:00 Noon
Grades available to students
GRADE COMPUTATIONS:
4 Lecture examinations
2 Lab practical exams
Lab reports
3 Quizzes
Final Comprehensive examination
Total
= 50%
= 20%
= 05%
= 05%
= 20%
= 100%
GRADING SCALE: 90-100=A; 80-89=B; 70-79=C; 60-69=D; Below 60=F
All lecture exams will be on Mondays. The first lab practical will be on Thursday of the
third week of summer II. And the second lab practical will be on the 9th of August.