Welcome to Biology 26-211 Human Anatomy Mary L. Seaman

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Welcome to Biology 26-211Welcome to Biology 26-211Human AnatomyHuman Anatomy

Mary L. SeamanMary L. Seaman

“A study of the fundamental structure and organization of the organs and systems of the human body”

Form and Function

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Welcome to Biology 26-211Welcome to Biology 26-211Human AnatomyHuman Anatomy

Mary L. SeamanOffice: Halsey 160 Phone: 920-424-7085Email: [email protected]

Office Hours:8:00 to 9:00 a.m. Monday through Thursday; 12:30 to 1:30 Tuesday and Thursday, or by appointment

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Welcome to Biology 26-211Welcome to Biology 26-211Human AnatomyHuman Anatomy

Lectures:Monday through Thursday9:10 to 10:10 a.m.Halsey Room 175

Labs:Section A0l Monday and WednesdaySection A02 Tuesday and ThursdayHalsey Room 265Katrina Olsen, Instructor

Web site for course:http://www.uwosh.edu/faculty_staff/seamanm/humananat_211/index.html

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Summary of Course ObjectivesSummary of Course ObjectivesTo know the basic organs and organ systems of the human body both structurally and functionally, and to learn the vocabulary to communicate this knowledge to others in your future profession.

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Grading SchemeGrading SchemeLecture:

Lecture Exam #1 15%Lecture Exam #2 15%Lecture Exam #3 15%Lecture Exam #4 15%

Lab:Quizzes (10 X 10 points each) 15%Lab Practical Exam #1 8%Lab Practical Exam #2 9%Exit Questions 5%Participation 3%Total 100%

Note: Exam #4 is comprehensive

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Grading ScalePercentage Grade100-92 A91-87 AB86-82 B81-77 BC76-72 C71-67 CD66-60 D<60 F

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Lecture 1Organization of the Human Body

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Overview of Anatomy and Physiology

• Anatomy: Scientific discipline that investigates the body’s structure

• Physiology: Scientific investigation of the processes or functions of living things

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Human Body has Hierarchical Levels of Complexity

What is a Hierarchy??• a nested grouping• that is, groups are placed in successively larger groups• levels of organization or complexity

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Human Body has Hierarchical Levels of Complexity

• Chemical level– Atoms and molecules

• Cellular Level• Tissue Level

– Connective, epithelial, muscle, nervous• Organ Level• Organ System Level

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Structural & Functional Organizations

Fig. 1.3

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Review QuestionConsider the following statement: “The most abundant

protein in the human body is collagen”. This statement is referring to which level of organization?

(a) Organ(b) Tissue(c) Cellular(d) Chemical(e) Organ system

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Organ Systems of the Body

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Organ Systems of the Body

Fig. 1.4

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Organ Systems of the Body

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Questions?Questions?