ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY II
BIOLOGY 169
SYLLABUS
INSTRUCTOR:
PHONE:
OFFICE LOCATION:
Penny. J. Hooper
(252) 222-6385
CMAST Building: Room 410
SEMESTER HOURS CREDIT:
CONTACT HOURS:
PREREQUISITES:
COREQUISITES:
LECTURE: MW (Section 01)
WTH (Section 02)
11-12:20 P.M.
11-12:20 P.M.
LAB:
1-3:50 P.M.
W (01) TH (02)
E-MAIL:
OFFICE
HOURS:
pjh@carteret.edu
TBA or by appt.
as needed
None
None
TEXT:
Fundamentals of Anatomy & Physiology, 8th Edition by Frederic H. Martini
Benjamin Cummings, (2008)
Human Anatomy & Physiology Laboratory Manual, 9th Edition by Elaine Marieb (2008)
SUPPLEMENTARY READING:
INTERNET LINKS: The online study guide (www.MYAANDP.com and
www.anatomyandphysiology.com).
LAB SUPPLIES: provided
OTHER COURSE SPECIFIC MATERIAL:
Textbook and Lab Manual CD’s
NC COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM COMBINED COURSE LIBRARY
DESCRIPTION: (http://www.ncccs.cc.nc.us/Programs/common_course_library.htm)
This course provides a continuation of the comprehensive study of the anatomy and physiology
of the human body. Topics include the endocrine, cardiovascular, lymphatic, respiratory,
digestive, urinary, and reproductive systems as well as metabolism, nutrition, acid-base balance,
and fluid and electrolyte balance. Upon completion, students should be able to demonstrate an indepth understanding of principles of anatomy and physiology and their interrelationships. This
course has been approved to satisfy the Comprehensive Articulation Agreement for
transferability as a premajor and/or elective course requirement.
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ATTENDANCE POLICY:
Standard CCC policy of only 20% cuts allowed.
MISSED EXAM POLICY:
No make-up exams except under very special circumstances, with permission of the instructor.
If a make-up is allowed, it must be taken before returning to class.
EVALUATION METHODS:
1.
Written Test
A multiple choice, fill in the blanks, label the parts, essay, or other form of graded tests
or examination.
2.
Direct Observation
Watching the student perform the task or sequence of tasks. A checklist would be useful
for assessment purposes.
3.
Paper
An assigned term paper or research project. Does not include written projects.
4.
Written Project
Plans, diagrams, blueprints, price estimates, worksheets, spreadsheets handed in to
assess student performance.
5.
Projects
Includes the production of a product, assessment of a repair, assessment of a service.
6.
Oral Presentation
A presentation given to a class or group of students.
7.
Other
Any method of evaluation not described above.
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METHOD OF DELIVERY:
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Lecture
Discussion
Tutorials
Laboratories
Internship/Externship/Clinical Education
Programmed Instruction (CDs, DVDs, Etc.)
Media
Other
GRADING PLAN FOR COURSE:
What Will Be Graded
Required
Exams (6 exams worth 100 points each and
drop the lowest)
Labs
Lab Final
Lab Review Sheets
Lab Manual
Lab Quizzes
Lecture
Mid-Term
Comprehensive Final
% Of
Final Grade
500 pts.
35
75 pts.
75 pts.
50 pts.
50 pts.
65
100 pts.
150 pts.
Other (Describe)
Quizzes in Lab may be added as part of
Midterm or Final Lab Practical
Grading Policy: Standard CCC grading scale:
A
B
C
D
Optional For
Extra Credit
93-100
84-92
75-83
68-74
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COURSE/READING SCHEDULE
Week
Week 1
and 2
Week 3
Dates
Chapters
January 8, 12, 14, 15
Chapter 18 – Endocrine
Chapter 19 - Blood
January 19
January 21 and 22
Martin Luther King Holiday
Test 1 (Ch. 18-19) W
Pages
Lab 27 – pg. 405
WB 27 – pg. 411
Lab 28B – PEX 49
WB 28B – PEX – 63
Lab 29A – pg. 423
WB 29A – pg. 437
Lab 30 – pg. 443
WB 30 – pg. 453
WB 31 – pg. 467
Week 4
January 26, M
January 28 W
January 29 TH
Week 5
February 2 M
February 4 W
February 5 TH
Chapter 21 – Blood
Vessels
Global Warming Teach-In
Lab 32 – pg. 469
Cat – pg. 727-740
WB 32 – pg. 485
Week 6
February 9
February 11
February 12
Test 2 (W) (Ch. 20-21)
Chapter 22
Lab 33B – PEX – 83 c
WB 33B – PEX - 93
Chapter 20 Heart
Week 7
February 16, 18, 19
Chapter 22 – Lymphatics
Lab Practical
MIDTERM on W &
TH
WB 35A – pg. 533
Week 8
February 23, 25, 26
Chapter 23, - Respiratory
Lab 36 – pg. 537
WB 36 – pg. 545
CAT – pg. 741-746
Week 9
March 2
March 4
March 5
Chapter 24 – Digestive
Test 3 (W) (Ch. 22-23)
4
Lab 38 – pg. 575
WB 38 – pg. 591
CAT – pg. 747-761
March 9
Chapter 25 – Metabolism
March 11-14
SPRING BREAK
Week 11
March 16, 18 and 19
Metabolism
Lab 40 – pg. 609
WB 40 – pg. 617
Week 12
March 23
March 25
March 26
Field Trip to CGH Laboratory
Test 4 (W) (Ch. 24-25)
Chapter 26 – Urinary
Alcohol Lab due for
everybody
Chapter 26
Chapter 27 – Fluid
Lab 41A pg. 621/41B
PEX-141 (Nephron
Comp. Sim)
WB 41A pg. 627
WB 41B PEX-149
Week 14
April 6
April 8
April 9
Test 5 (W) (Ch. 26-27)
Chapter 28 - Reproduction
Lab 47 – PEX – 153
(Acid Base Comp.
Sim)
WB 47 – PEX – 163
Lab 42 – pg. 629
WB 42 – pg. 637
Week 15
April 13-14
April 15, 16
Easter Break
Chapter 28 – Reproduction
Lab 44 – pg. 653
WB 44 – pg. 659
Week 16
April 20, 22, 23
Chapter 29 – Development
Review for Lab
Practical
April 27, 29, 30
Test 6 (W) (Ch. 28-29)
Lab Practical Final
on W and TH
Turn in lab manuals
May 4, 6
Review on M
Final Lecture Exam (W)
May 7
Semester Ends!
Week 10
Week 13
Week 17
Week 18
March 30
April 1, 2
5
Lab 39B – PEX – 125
Comp. Sim.
WB 39B – PEX – 137
W, TH Lab – go over
lab exam and final
return lab manuals
Give out grades and
return finals
CARTERET COMMUNITY COLLEGE POLICIES
The details of the following policies are in the Student Handbook, which is available on
the college web-page.
Click on the link below, and then scroll to the page number listed.
http://www.carteret.edu/AcademicResources/Publications/0708StudentHandbook.pdf
Policy
Page
INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY
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ATTENDANCE POLICY
8
WITHDRAWAL POLICY
10
SPECIAL NEEDS POLICY
14-16
BUILDING EVACUATION POLICY
26
INCOMPLETE GRADE POLICY
(see college catalog)
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ACADEMIC INTEGRITY & PLAGIARISM POLICY
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CARTERET COMMUNITY COLLEGE RESOURCES
Resource
Page
CAREER & ACADEMIC PLANNING SERVICES
19
ACADEMIC SUPPORT SERVICES TUTORING INFORMATION
19
LIBRARY
20
ACADEMIC COMPUTER LAB
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COLLEGE WEBSITE Visit the College website at http://www.carteret.edu
All information pertaining to the College is available such as the Inclement Weather Policy,
Student Handbooks, College Catalog, Programs offered, etc. The Student Handbook is found
under Academic Resources.
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