1. HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY I LAB BSC 2085L

2. About Me Elyse Steiner, MA biology, MS environmental Science
Currently working on a PhD at FAU
OFFICE & HOURS: Here – before class
- Preferred
Office number is
Webpage –

3. About this class You are going to have to study a lot!!
Plan on spending many hours studying.
This class is about memorizing, memorizing and more memorizing!

4. Today Syllabus Safety Anatomical Terminology Microscope
Next week is Quiz 1!!

5. TEXT:
Customized edition of Anatomy and Physiology Volume 1 lab Manual by Eric Wise.
Should say, “Special Edition For Broward College.”

6. ANATOMY LAB
The Learning Resource Center on the first floor of the library (17/146) has several of the models from this lab available through the tutoring department. They also have microscopes and some of the slides. There are also tutors there to help you!

7. Grading 10 Quizzes- 10 points each = 100 points
Practical exam = 100 points
Participation points = 50 points
Total possible points = 250 points

8. Point Breakdown:
A B C D <149 F

9. PRACTICAL EXAM This exam test you on your ability to identify structures on slides, models and dissections. The practical exams are fill in the blank, timed exams. Each exam is worth 100 points. There are no make ups for practical exams.

10. LAB PERFORMANCE:
The final 50 points of your grade is based on lab performance.
You lose 5 points for the each of the following occurrences- being late for or absent from class; putting your microscope away incorrectly; wearing open toed shoes; not cleaning up your lab station; using cell phone in class etc.
YOU MUST WEAR CLOSED TOED SHOES TO CLASS OR YOU WILL NOT BE ALLOWED IN THE CLASSROOM – resulting in a “0” for any quizzes, exams, participation points for that day.

11. Student Responsibilities
Must wear closed toed shoes.
Please turn off cell phones.
Make sure to read the lab before class.
Bring scantrons for quizzes.
Lab coats and goggles are REQUIRED for this course.

12. Cheating
Cheating or assisting another person in cheating will not be tolerated. If you are caught, you will receive an F for the exam and a letter of the incident will be placed in your personal file at BCC.

13. Attendance
Attendance is required for successful completion of this course. You may miss one lab without penalty (as long as there are no quizzes or exams on that day). You should save this one absence for an emergency. Anyone who misses more than 2 labs will not receive credit for the course. If you miss more than 2 you must withdraw or you will receive an “F”.

14. Withdrawal policy
Last day to withdraw with “w” – last day to audit- July 24, 2013

15. Lab Schedule 1 7/1 Anatomical terminology & microscopy Exercises 1 & 2
Dates
Topics
Manual Pages 1
7/1
Anatomical terminology & microscopy
Exercises 1 & 2 2
7/3
Cell structure and function
All lab safety requirements begin.
Exercise 3 – Quiz 1 3
7/5
Function of cell membranes
Exercise 4 – Quiz 2 4
7/8
Tissues & integumentary system
Exercises 5 & 6 – Quiz 3 5
7/10
Skeletal I
Exercises 7 & 8 – Quiz 4 6
7/15
Skeletal II
Exercises 9, 10 & 11 – Quiz 5 7
7/17
Muscles I
Exercises 12,13,& 14 – Quiz 6 8
7/19
Muscles II
Exercises 15 & Quiz 7 9
7/22
Nerve I
Exercises 17, 18, 19 & 20 – Quiz 8 10
7/24
Nerve II
Exercise 21 – Quiz 9 11
7/29
Senses
Exercise 22,23&24 – Quiz 10 12
7/31
Review – Quiz 11 13
8/2
LAB PRACTICAL

16. Safety Eye wash Goggles Aprons Sharps container Fire extinguisher
First aid kit
Etc.

17. Safety Equipment
Eyewash
Fire Extinguisher

18. Safety Equipment
First Aid Kit
Safety Shower

19. Safety Equipment
Fire Blanket
Valve Shut-Off

20. Safety Procedure
Used slides and broken glass should be disposed in the glass disposal box.
Syringes, and scalpel blades are disposed in the Sharps or Biohazard box

22. Dissected animal parts should be wrapped in paper towels and disposed of in the disposal bags provided.

23. Student prepared slides may be washed with soap and water, dried and returned to the slide box.
Plastic coverslips should be thrown away in the trash.

24. Please leave stations neat and with the material arranged as it was found.

25. Anatomical Terms

27. Anatomical Terms - planes

28. Body Cavities

29. Abdominal Regions

30. Abdominal quadrants

31. Microscope
Microscope Care – How to carry a microscope

32. Microscope Care Always use lens cloth – not kleenex or paper towels
Always use a coverslip with temporary slides
Before putting the microscope in the storage cabinet, remove the slide from the stage, rotate the lowest-power objective lens into position, wrap the cord neatly around the base, and return to the cabinet

33. KNOW THIS!!

34. Magnification
Scanning Low High

35. How to determine total magnification?
Total Magnification = Ocular x objective lens Ocular = 10 x

36. Possible quiz question
What is the total magnification if you are using the low power lens?

37. Possible quiz question
What is the total magnification if you are using the low power lens?
10 x (low power) X 10 x (ocular) = 100x

38. Be able to define:
Condenser – a substage lens that concentrates the light on the specimen.
Iris diaphragm lever – Regulates the amount of light passing through the condenser.
Objective lens – Adjustable lens system that permits the use of a scanning, low-power, high-power or oil immersion lens.
Field – What you see when you look through the microscope.

39. What happens to the field when you increase magnification?

40. Field
What happens to the field when you increase magnification? It gets smaller

41. Make sure to complete Exercises 1 and 2.
Lab
Make sure to complete Exercises 1 and 2.

42. Quiz 1 – Wednesday!!
Make sure you have you lab coat, goggles and closed toed shoes for next week or you will not be allowed to attend class!