Course Outline: Module 3 Integumentary System AHS 115 Medical Terminology The primary goal of this module is: Describe medical terminology related to the Integumentary system. Module 3 – Integumentary System Introduction Have you ever thought of your skin as an organ? Well it is! Integument is another term for skin. Skin is the largest organ in our bodies and can weigh over 20 pounds. This module will begin our learning of body systems. We will learn the main function of Integumentary System- the skin, and accessory organs like sweat glands, oil glands and hair. Diseases and procedures related to the Integumentary System will be described as well. Learning Objectives After completing this module, students will be able to: 1. Identify and define the combining forms, prefixes and suffixes introduced in this module. 2. Correctly spell and pronounce medical terms and major anatomical terms relating to the integumentary system. 3. List and discuss the four purposes of the skin. 4. List and describe the accessory organs of the skin. 5. Identify and define integumentary system anatomical terms. 6. Identify and define selected integumentary system pathology terms; diagnostic procedures; and therapeutic procedures. 7. Describe an allergic reaction. Due This Week Assignment Format Grading Reading Assignment Interactive Lecture Questions at end of PowerPoint Word Building Fill in the blank questions 25pts Vital Structures Essay writing 50pts WIKI flash cards (to be developed) 10pts Mod 3 Quiz Multiple choice quiz 20pts Learning Activities Reading Read pages 49- 82 in your textbook, Medical Terminology, A Living Language New terms focusing on the integumentary system are introduced in this module. There are many diseases discussed in the pathology section. By retaining what you have read you will be able to answer the learning objectives of this module. After completing the reading, click “MARK REVIEWED” to show your progress. Interactive Lecture “Integumentary System” ©2012 Gateway Community College 2 Our lecture this week focuses on the skin and accessory organs in health and disease. Practice your knowledge of structures with the labeling exercises. The interactive lecture will also have a spelling/definition game. These are designed to put to practice all of this new information you are gaining. Activity (LINK DEV AHS115 Michelle Dameron; course tools; tests, surveys, and pools; tests; mod 3 word building) Assignment Name Graded Assignment Points Possible Number of Attempts Word Building YES 20pts 2 attempts permitted “Word Building mod 3” This assignment is a fill in the blank assessment. You are asked to identify integumentary terms according to definitions posed. Using the root words, prefixes and suffixes you will become familiar with many terms related to the integumentary system. Grading and Feedback I will manually grade each assignment. Correct spelling is necessary. Grading is as follows: 18-20 A; 16-17 B; 14-15 C; less than 13 correct is failing Assignments Essay Writing Assignment Name Points Possible Vital Structure of the Integumentary System 100pts Due Date/Time EST Feb 10, 2012 @ 11:59 pm (if tracking) Number of Attempts Privacy Settings Only 1 submission is accepted Individual student submission Description of assignment Step 1: Research the integumentary system. Use our textbook, Interactive Lecture and ONE online site. Step 2: Write a one-page paper responding to the following question: If appropriate, include a personal experience as part of your answer. ©2012 Gateway Community College 3 Select the structure in the integumentary system that you think is the most important or interesting and explain why. Include information about the function the structure performs in your rationale. Required- One-page report (12-point font, 1" margins); Arial font Include reference page siting your references (textbook and online site). Use APA format. See www.citationmachine.net or search Son of Citation to get online help formatting references. Instructions for Submission Step 3: Save and submit your assignment. When you have completed your paper, save a copy for yourself in an easily accessible place and submit a copy to your instructor using the drop box. The drop box is opened when you click on the title to of the assignment. If you are unsure of how to submit an assignment, please go to our course HOMEPAGE then click on the TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT button in the top right of page. Select “Submitting an Assignment” and watch the tutorial video. This assignment supports the following lesson objectives: Identify the anatomical structure of the skin, nails, and hair Grading and Feedback Click here for grading rubric. (LINK to Rubric Essay Writing) WIKI Flash Cards- (to be developed) Quiz (LINK to DEV AHS115 Michelle Dameron; course tools; tests, surveys and pools; tests; mod 3 Quiz) Assignment Name Points Possible Due Date/Time (if tracking) Number of Attempts Test Duration Test Availability Module 3 Quiz 20pts Feb 10, 2012 @ 11:59 pm Only one attempt is permitted. 20 minute time limit, quiz will auto save and close if open when time limit is up START: END: Monday Jan 28 @ 8 am Sunday Feb 10 @ 11:59 pm Description of assignment Successful completion of this quiz underscores your growing knowledge of the terms related to the integumentary system. ©2012 Gateway Community College 4 Instructions for Submission When you complete the quiz, simply click on the submit button. Grading and Feedback This quiz is all multiple choice which is automatically graded. Grading is as follows: 18-20 A; 16-17 B; 14-15 C; less than 13 correct is failing Check “My Grades” for your grade and feedback. Reminders… You are required to complete a comprehensive exam over mods 1 through 4, after you complete mod 4. (can I add this note about exam to end of mod 1 and mod 2?) There is a Pronunciation test over instructor selected terms for modules 1-7. You will record yourself speaking the terms. Check the Course Calendar for due date. Detailed instructions and the list of terms are part of the Course Syllabus. Up Next Module 4 Musculoskeletal System ©2012 Gateway Community College 5