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Anatomy & Physiology

by Tracie Shackles

 

 

Anatomy & Physiology

 

 

How to be successful....

  1. 1. Read the chapter before we start notes!!! This helps you to ask questions when we go over the material in class. 
  2. 2. Utilize the flashcards, online quizzes, video clips/animations from your book at
  3. 3. Ask Questions!!! I am not a mind reader, so ask I will not bite your head off :).
  4. 4. Come to ELO for help! Don't wait till the day of the test to tell me you don't understand something!!!!
  5. 5. Form study groups. You may use my room after school for a place to meet, I might even join you :).
  6. 6. Turn homework in on time!! Remember that late work will not be accepted other than exceptions outlined by school policy. (Excused absences etc.)
  7. 7. Come to class!!!

 

Required Materials

 

1. 2-3 inch binder

2. Colored Pencils

3. Divider Tabs

4. Notebook paper

5. Pencils/Pens (only black and blue)

6.  Gloves (box of 50 can be purchased at Walgreens, Wal-Mart etc. ~$10)

7. 2-2 ½   Gallon Ziploc bag (Hard to find start looking NOW do not get the slide close Ziploc bags they will leak!!!)

Semester I

Quarter 1

1. Introduction

-Chapter 1 & 2

2. Cell Study

-Chapter 3

3. Tissues

-Chapter 4

4. Microscope practical

 

Quarter 2

1. Integumentary System

-Chapter 5

2. Skeletal System

-Chapters 6, 7, & 8

3. Muscular System

- Chapters 9 & 10

4. Respiratory System

-Chapter 23

- Project

 

 

 

 

 

 

Semester II 

Quarter 3 

1. Digestive System

-Chapter 24 

2. Circulatory System

-Chapters 18, 19, & 20  

3. Dissection practical 

4. Lymphatic System 

-Chapters 21 & 22

5. Start Urinary System

-Chapter 26 

 

Quarter 4 

1. Urinary System

-Chapter 26 

2. Nervous System 

-Chapter 11, 12, 13, 14, & 15

3. Endocrine System

-Chapter 17 

4. Reproductive System 

- Chapter 28 Project

 

 

 

Bye for now....

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

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