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CAHS Human Anatomy & Physiology is a survey course designed to introduce students to the structure and function of the human body. The prerequisite courses are Biology and Chemistry.
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CLASS EVENTS:
Week of 10/15: Integumentary System (Ch.6)
READING HW THIS WEEK: Ch.6
Mon: QUIZ 6 (Ch.5, 6.1-6.2)
TEDTalk: My Mushroom Burial Suit
Tues: OPTIONAL HW DUE (Integumentary System Practice - part 2); Discuss accessory structures
CrashCourse: Integumentary System - pt. 2
Sweaty t-shirt and immune choice experiment
Thurs: FIRST DAY OF QUARTER 2!! Discuss burns and cancer
Bozeman Science Integumentary System
Fri: OPTIONAL HW DUE (Ch. 6 Clinical Applications)
TEDMed: How Intelligent Garments can Help us Show More Emotion.
Ted Ed Why are tattoos permanent?
Week of 10/15: Integumentary System (Ch.6)
READING HW THIS WEEK: Ch.6
Mon: OPTIONAL HW DUE (Tissue Study Guide); QUIZ 5 (development -stem cells/differentiation, Ch.5); Introduce the Integumentary system, re-visit tissues of the cutaneous membrane (skin!)
TEDTalk: Soon we'll cure diseases with a cell, not a pill
Crash Course Integumentary System pt. 1
Tues: Discuss the Integumentary System
Integumentary system lecture (shorter)
Integumentary System lecture
Thurs:OPTIONAL HW DUE (Integumentary System Practice:6.1-6.2); More on epidermis, dermis and start discussion of accessory structures.
Bozeman Science Integumentary System
Fri: No School
Week of 10/8: Tissues (Ch. 5)
Begin to discuss embryonic development, stem cells, differentiation, apoptosis.
READING HW THIS WEEK: Ch.5
Mon: Discuss embryonic development and re-visit tissue categorizations.
Crash Course Animal Development - We're Just Tubes
SciShow Stem Cells
Khan Academy Apoptosis
MIT Opencourseware Stem Cell Lecture
Stem cells and Differentiation
Potency definitions
Scientists Make Embryos from non-Egg cells Article
Tues: Discuss Tissues
Crash Course Tissues Intro
Comprehensive Tissue Lecture
Wed: INTERNSHIP OR TESTING; NO CLASSES
Thurs: Continue with Tissues
Crash Course Epithelial Tissues
Crash Course Connective Tissues
Crash Course Types of Connective Tissues
Fri: Wrap up Tissues
NPR's Skunk Bear: Your body's real age
NPR's Skunk Bear: How do we know a cell/tissues age?
On Monday: OPTIONAL HW DUE (Tissue Study Guide); QUIZ 5 (development -stem cells/differentiation, Ch.5)
Week of 10/1: Ch.1.8 Anatomical Terminology, 1.7 lifespan changes and Review over cell division/differentiation
READING HW THIS WEEK: 1.7-1.8
Mon: OPTIONAL HW DUE (Medical and Applied Sciences); Practice anatomical regional terms
Kahoot
Tues: Time to review for Quiz (postponed until Thursday!!); Begin conversation about embryonic development and the effects of hormones on tissues by watching Body Story:pregnancy.
Body Story: Pregnancy (1st half)
Wed: Seniors out for internship! Time for everyone else to review for quiz, contemplate the value of learning Biology/Anatomy (Ted Talks!).
TEDTalk Our anatomy is the same and different. Why should we care?
TEDMed The spellbinding art of human anatomy
TedTalk To solve new problems, study old species
Thurs: QUIZ 4 (1.8); Discuss lifespan changes (1.7)
Fri: Review cell division and differentiation
CrashCourse: Embryology
Week of 9/24: Ch.1.8 Anatomical Terminology and 1.7 lifespan changes
READING HW THIS WEEK: 1.7-1.8
Mon: Lab!
Tues: Practice anatomical orientation terms
PenguinProf: Anatomical terms of direction and planes of section
Anatomical Terms Drawn and Defined
Body Cavities Drawn and Defined (NOTE: kidneys are retroperitoneal; they are not in the abdominal cavity!!)
Wed: OPTIONAL HW DUE (More Anatomical Review); QUIZ 3 (1.6, 1.8 - through page 22)
Thurs: Discuss and practice anatomical regional terms (rest of 1.8)
Anatomical regional terms overview (not all terms used here will be required - use your text/notes as guidance for content limits)
Fri: Practice anatomical regional terms
Another review of regional terms
Anatomical position and direction simulation practice
Anatomical Terminology simulation practice
Week of 9/17: Ch.1.6 Organ Systems and 1.8 Anatomical Terminology
READING HW THIS WEEK: section 1.6, 1.8 (through page 22 only)
***Stratford People: If you cannot send pics of your work because you are in a foreign land - take the pic anyway and show me time stamp when you turn in work upon your return on Monday. Don't forget that you can use Remind if you have signed up!
Mon:Wrap up Tissues and Discuss the major organs and functions of the systems
Tues: Wrap up major organs and functions of the systems (1.6)
Wed: OPTIONAL HW DUE (Major Organs...); Discuss and practice anatomical orientation terms (1.8)
Thurs: OPTIONAL HW DUE (Functions and Structures...); Discuss and practice anatomical orientation terms
PPT NOTES for 1.8 (through page 22 in text)
Fri: OPTIONAL HW DUE (Relative...Practice); review and practice anatomical orientation terms
PenguinProf: Anatomical terms of direction and planes of section
Anatomical Terms Drawn and Defined
Body Cavities Drawn and Defined (NOTE: kidneys are retroperitoneal; they are not in the abdominal cavity!!)
**NEXT QUIZ on WEDNESDAY 9/26 (Ch.1.6,1.8 - through page 22!!)
Week of 9/10: Maintenance of Life; Homeostasis
READING HW THIS WEEK: section 1.5
Mon:What happens when homeostasis cannot be maintained - when BP drops too low? Discuss Homeostasis (1.5)
Body Story Crash
Tues: More on Homeostasis
Wed: More on Homeostasis
Thurs: OPTIONAL HW DUE (Feedback Examples); Wrap up Homeostasis; Overview of tissue categories
Khan Academy - Positive and Negative Feedback
The Penguin Prof - Homeostasis and Feedback
Fri: QUIZ 2 (quiz 1 content; 1.5)
TEDTalk You smell with your body, not just your nose
TEDTalk The brain benefits of deep sleep and how to get more of it
TEDTalk How 3D printing can save millions of lives
Week of 9/4: Maintenance of Life
READING HW THIS WEEK: section 1.5
Mon: NO SCHOOL!
Tues: Due to surprise revised schedule we will spend one more day on intro Nervous System - if I do not see you in class due to the schedule, the videos below are what we watched in class.
TEDTAlk: What we will learn about the brain in the next century
Ted Talk: What is so special about the human brain
Crash Course: How we Make Memories
Wed: NO SCHOOL DUE TO HEAT
Thurs: Discuss the major requirements for human life (1.5)
Fri: Pre-Quiz (don't worry, its not a real quiz - just a thing we have to do!); Discuss homeostasis (1.5)
MITK12 Homeostasis
Bozeman Science - Positive and Negative Feedback
Week of 8/27: Communication Systems
READING HW THIS WEEK: sections 1.1-1.4
Mon: Introduce the communication systems; Read "How People Learn".
Tues: OPTIONAL HW DUE (Student Information Sheet); Continue to discuss communication systems in the human body, focusing on the nervous system and motor pathway anatomy and physiology.
Wed: Wrap up our intro to nervous system communication
Thurs: Discuss the study of anatomy and physiology and review the organization/maintenance of multicellular life. (1.1-1.4)
Fri: OPTIONAL HW DUE (Intro and Ch 1.1-1.3 Review); Quiz 1 (Communication systems, sections 1.1-1.4)
TED Talk: A New Way to Study the Brain's Invisible Secrets (watched in class)
Week of 8/23: Introduction to Human Anatomy & Physiology!
Thurs: Discuss the syllabus and introduce the focus of the class. Be sure to obtain your textbook by the end of the week!
Fri: Introduce the book by looking at some reference images (you do not have to bring your book!) and watch our first surgery. Turn in the Student Information Sheet by Monday.
Bunion Surgery
* 1st Quiz on Friday 8/31 (Communication systems, Chapters 1.1-4: what is the study of anatomy and physiology, multicellular organization, characteristics for life.)
READING HW THIS WEEK: Ch.6
Mon: QUIZ 6 (Ch.5, 6.1-6.2)
TEDTalk: My Mushroom Burial Suit
Tues: OPTIONAL HW DUE (Integumentary System Practice - part 2); Discuss accessory structures
CrashCourse: Integumentary System - pt. 2
Sweaty t-shirt and immune choice experiment
Thurs: FIRST DAY OF QUARTER 2!! Discuss burns and cancer
Bozeman Science Integumentary System
Fri: OPTIONAL HW DUE (Ch. 6 Clinical Applications)
TEDMed: How Intelligent Garments can Help us Show More Emotion.
Ted Ed Why are tattoos permanent?
Week of 10/15: Integumentary System (Ch.6)
READING HW THIS WEEK: Ch.6
Mon: OPTIONAL HW DUE (Tissue Study Guide); QUIZ 5 (development -stem cells/differentiation, Ch.5); Introduce the Integumentary system, re-visit tissues of the cutaneous membrane (skin!)
TEDTalk: Soon we'll cure diseases with a cell, not a pill
Crash Course Integumentary System pt. 1
Tues: Discuss the Integumentary System
Integumentary system lecture (shorter)
Integumentary System lecture
Thurs:OPTIONAL HW DUE (Integumentary System Practice:6.1-6.2); More on epidermis, dermis and start discussion of accessory structures.
Bozeman Science Integumentary System
Fri: No School
Week of 10/8: Tissues (Ch. 5)
Begin to discuss embryonic development, stem cells, differentiation, apoptosis.
READING HW THIS WEEK: Ch.5
Mon: Discuss embryonic development and re-visit tissue categorizations.
Crash Course Animal Development - We're Just Tubes
SciShow Stem Cells
Khan Academy Apoptosis
MIT Opencourseware Stem Cell Lecture
Stem cells and Differentiation
Potency definitions
Scientists Make Embryos from non-Egg cells Article
Tues: Discuss Tissues
Crash Course Tissues Intro
Comprehensive Tissue Lecture
Wed: INTERNSHIP OR TESTING; NO CLASSES
Thurs: Continue with Tissues
Crash Course Epithelial Tissues
Crash Course Connective Tissues
Crash Course Types of Connective Tissues
Fri: Wrap up Tissues
NPR's Skunk Bear: Your body's real age
NPR's Skunk Bear: How do we know a cell/tissues age?
On Monday: OPTIONAL HW DUE (Tissue Study Guide); QUIZ 5 (development -stem cells/differentiation, Ch.5)
Week of 10/1: Ch.1.8 Anatomical Terminology, 1.7 lifespan changes and Review over cell division/differentiation
READING HW THIS WEEK: 1.7-1.8
Mon: OPTIONAL HW DUE (Medical and Applied Sciences); Practice anatomical regional terms
Kahoot
Tues: Time to review for Quiz (postponed until Thursday!!); Begin conversation about embryonic development and the effects of hormones on tissues by watching Body Story:pregnancy.
Body Story: Pregnancy (1st half)
Wed: Seniors out for internship! Time for everyone else to review for quiz, contemplate the value of learning Biology/Anatomy (Ted Talks!).
TEDTalk Our anatomy is the same and different. Why should we care?
TEDMed The spellbinding art of human anatomy
TedTalk To solve new problems, study old species
Thurs: QUIZ 4 (1.8); Discuss lifespan changes (1.7)
Fri: Review cell division and differentiation
CrashCourse: Embryology
Week of 9/24: Ch.1.8 Anatomical Terminology and 1.7 lifespan changes
READING HW THIS WEEK: 1.7-1.8
Mon: Lab!
Tues: Practice anatomical orientation terms
PenguinProf: Anatomical terms of direction and planes of section
Anatomical Terms Drawn and Defined
Body Cavities Drawn and Defined (NOTE: kidneys are retroperitoneal; they are not in the abdominal cavity!!)
Wed: OPTIONAL HW DUE (More Anatomical Review); QUIZ 3 (1.6, 1.8 - through page 22)
Thurs: Discuss and practice anatomical regional terms (rest of 1.8)
Anatomical regional terms overview (not all terms used here will be required - use your text/notes as guidance for content limits)
Fri: Practice anatomical regional terms
Another review of regional terms
Anatomical position and direction simulation practice
Anatomical Terminology simulation practice
Week of 9/17: Ch.1.6 Organ Systems and 1.8 Anatomical Terminology
READING HW THIS WEEK: section 1.6, 1.8 (through page 22 only)
***Stratford People: If you cannot send pics of your work because you are in a foreign land - take the pic anyway and show me time stamp when you turn in work upon your return on Monday. Don't forget that you can use Remind if you have signed up!
Mon:Wrap up Tissues and Discuss the major organs and functions of the systems
Tues: Wrap up major organs and functions of the systems (1.6)
Wed: OPTIONAL HW DUE (Major Organs...); Discuss and practice anatomical orientation terms (1.8)
Thurs: OPTIONAL HW DUE (Functions and Structures...); Discuss and practice anatomical orientation terms
PPT NOTES for 1.8 (through page 22 in text)
Fri: OPTIONAL HW DUE (Relative...Practice); review and practice anatomical orientation terms
PenguinProf: Anatomical terms of direction and planes of section
Anatomical Terms Drawn and Defined
Body Cavities Drawn and Defined (NOTE: kidneys are retroperitoneal; they are not in the abdominal cavity!!)
**NEXT QUIZ on WEDNESDAY 9/26 (Ch.1.6,1.8 - through page 22!!)
Week of 9/10: Maintenance of Life; Homeostasis
READING HW THIS WEEK: section 1.5
Mon:What happens when homeostasis cannot be maintained - when BP drops too low? Discuss Homeostasis (1.5)
Body Story Crash
Tues: More on Homeostasis
Wed: More on Homeostasis
Thurs: OPTIONAL HW DUE (Feedback Examples); Wrap up Homeostasis; Overview of tissue categories
Khan Academy - Positive and Negative Feedback
The Penguin Prof - Homeostasis and Feedback
Fri: QUIZ 2 (quiz 1 content; 1.5)
TEDTalk You smell with your body, not just your nose
TEDTalk The brain benefits of deep sleep and how to get more of it
TEDTalk How 3D printing can save millions of lives
Week of 9/4: Maintenance of Life
READING HW THIS WEEK: section 1.5
Mon: NO SCHOOL!
Tues: Due to surprise revised schedule we will spend one more day on intro Nervous System - if I do not see you in class due to the schedule, the videos below are what we watched in class.
TEDTAlk: What we will learn about the brain in the next century
Ted Talk: What is so special about the human brain
Crash Course: How we Make Memories
Wed: NO SCHOOL DUE TO HEAT
Thurs: Discuss the major requirements for human life (1.5)
Fri: Pre-Quiz (don't worry, its not a real quiz - just a thing we have to do!); Discuss homeostasis (1.5)
MITK12 Homeostasis
Bozeman Science - Positive and Negative Feedback
Week of 8/27: Communication Systems
READING HW THIS WEEK: sections 1.1-1.4
Mon: Introduce the communication systems; Read "How People Learn".
Tues: OPTIONAL HW DUE (Student Information Sheet); Continue to discuss communication systems in the human body, focusing on the nervous system and motor pathway anatomy and physiology.
Wed: Wrap up our intro to nervous system communication
Thurs: Discuss the study of anatomy and physiology and review the organization/maintenance of multicellular life. (1.1-1.4)
Fri: OPTIONAL HW DUE (Intro and Ch 1.1-1.3 Review); Quiz 1 (Communication systems, sections 1.1-1.4)
TED Talk: A New Way to Study the Brain's Invisible Secrets (watched in class)
Week of 8/23: Introduction to Human Anatomy & Physiology!
Thurs: Discuss the syllabus and introduce the focus of the class. Be sure to obtain your textbook by the end of the week!
Fri: Introduce the book by looking at some reference images (you do not have to bring your book!) and watch our first surgery. Turn in the Student Information Sheet by Monday.
Bunion Surgery
* 1st Quiz on Friday 8/31 (Communication systems, Chapters 1.1-4: what is the study of anatomy and physiology, multicellular organization, characteristics for life.)
