Download Biology 221 – Human Anatomy Laboratory Fall 2014 Instructor: Beth

Biology 221 – Human Anatomy Laboratory
Fall 2014
Instructor: Beth Behmer
Contact email: [email protected]
Laboratory Requirements:
This Human Anatomy lab is designed to get hands-on experience with anatomical
models and structures. You will be responsible for identifying every structure on the lab
checklists. We will have 3 lab exams throughout the semester. These exams will consist of
identifying various structures on models and pictures.
Required Materials:
 Structure list—bring the structure “checklist” to each lab period. You can write
memory tricks and notes next to structures as we learn them in lab. Each checklist
will last 3-4 weeks before you will take an exam. I will provide new checklists after
each of the 3 exams.
 Cat dissection tools—we will provide you with scalpels, dissection trays, probes, and
pins. Please respect these materials and handle your cats with care.
Learning Outcomes of the Biology Major
1.
Demonstrate proficiency in the language and terminology of biology and
effectively communicate biological knowledge, and ideas.
2.
Exhibit knowledge of the basic structures, fundamental processes and relationships of
life at the molecular, cellular, and organismal levels.
3.
Find and evaluate various types of scientific information such as quantitative data,
qualitative data, and that found within research journals, mass media, and the worldwide web.
4.
Demonstrate proficiency of basic lab techniques and use of scientific instrumentation.
Learning Outcomes of the Exercise Science Major
A.
Demonstrate competency in health and fitness testing, and measurement of individuals.
B.
Appropriately assess, design and implement fitness programs for all individuals.
C.
Formulate a personal philosophy of wellness consisting of a balanced, holistic outlook,
including Christian ethics, as applied to the field of Exercise Science.
D.
Begin to interpret appropriate research and apply it to the practice of Exercise Science.
Course Objectives (with major learning outcomes in parentheses)
By the end of this course, you should be able to do the following:
•
Explain the organization of the human body using appropriate anatomical terminology
(1, 2, A)
•
Explain development of organ systems from embryo to fully-developed human (1, 2, A)
•
Identify significant anatomical structures of the various organ systems of the human
body (1, 2, A)
•
Show competency with dissection of a mammal (4)
In Lab Each Week:
The first half of lab will consist of learning anatomical structures on 2D models (using
PowerPoint slides and various pictures). The second half of lab will be group work, getting
hand-on experience with the models, bones, and cats.
Grading:
Your lab grade will consist of 75 points, with each lab exam being 25 points.
(25 points x 3 lecture exams =75 total points). This will be included in your total point score for
your entire Anatomy grade.
Attendance:
You are required to come to each lab period. In case of an emergency situation, you
may attend the other lab section available (either Mondays at 6:30pm or Tuesdays at 8:00am).
Please see me first. You will not be allowed to make up lab exams.
Tentative Fall 2014 Human Anatomy Laboratory Schedule
Date of Lab
Laboratory
#
8/26 and 9/2
1
9/8 and 9/9
2
9/15 and 9/16
3
9/22 and 9/23
4
9/29 and 9/30
5
10/6 and 10/7
6
10/13 and 10/14
7
10/20 and 10/21
8
10/27 and 10/28
9
11/3 and 11/4
10
11/10 and 11/11
11
11/17 and 11/18
12
11/24 and 11/25
13
12/1 and 12/2
12/8 and 12/9
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Laboratory Activity
Terminology, Planes of Human Body, and Axial
Skeleton (Skull and Infant Skull)
Axial Skeleton—Finish Skull,
Thorax, and Vertebral Column
Appendicular Skeleton through
Carpal Bones and Phalanges
Finish Appendicular Skeleton and
Knee Joint
LAB EXAM
#1
Skeletal Muscles
(Models)
Central and Peripheral Nervous Systems and
Special Senses
Cat Dissections—Muscles and
Nervous System
LAB EXAM
#2
Circulatory, Respiratory,
and Endocrine Systems
Digestive, Urinary, and
Reproductive Systems
Cat Dissections—Circulatory, Respiratory,
Digestive, and Reproductive
LAB EXAM
#3
Last 2 weeks of the semester—NO Labs
I will be having a baby! 
The Skeletal System—Checklist #1
SKULL BONES AND STRUCTURES
___ Frontal
____ supraorbital notch/foramen
____ foramen ovale
____ foramen rotundum
___ Parietal
____ superior orbital fissure
___ Temporal
____ lesser wing
____ petrous portion
____ optic canal
____ squamous portion
____ sella turcica
____ zygomatic process & arch
____ pterygoid process
____ external auditory canal
____ Ethmoid
____ styloid process
____ crista galli
____ mastoid process
____ cribiform plate
____ stylomastoid foramen
____ perpendicular plate
____ mandibular fossa
____ superior concha
____ carotid canal
____ middle concha
____ jugular foramen (with occipital
bone)
____ inferior concha
___ Occipital
____ foramen magnum
____ condyle
____ superior nucal line
___ Sphenoid
____ greater wing
____ temporal surface
____ Nasal
____ Lacrimal
____ lacrimal canal
____ Zygomatic
____ temporal process
____ frontal process
____ maxillary process
____ Maxilla
FONTANELLS OF THE INFANT SKULL
____ Infraorbital foramen
____ Anterior
____ frontal process
____ Posterior
____ zygomatic process
____ Sphenoid
____ Palatine process
____ Mastoid
____ Incisive foramen
CRANIAL FOSSAE
____ Palatine
____ Anterior cranial fossa
____ Vomer
____ Middle cranial fossa
____ Inferior Concha
____ Posterior cranial fossa
____ Mandible
____ Condyle
____ Coronoid process
____ Ramus
____ Angle
____ Body
____ Mental protuberance
____ Mental foramen
____ Mandibular foramen
____ Hyoid
SUTURES OF THE SKULL
____ Coronal
____ Squamousal
____ Sagittal
____ Lambdoidal
SINUSES
____ Frontal
____ Ethmoid
____ Sphenoid
____ Maxillary
THORAX
____ Rib*
____ head
____ neck
____ tubercle
____ angle
____ body or shaft
____ costal groove
___Sternum
____ Manubrium
____ Body
____ Xiphoid process
____ Typical vertebra
____ Body
____ Pedicle
____ Lamina
____ Spinous process
____Transverse process
____ Superior articulating process &
facet
____ Inferior articulating process &
facet
____ Vertebral foramen
____ Intervertebral foramen
____ Atlas (C1)
____ Axis (C2)
____ Odontoid process
____ Transverse foramen (all
cervical)
____ Thoracic vertebra
____ Costal demifacet
____ Costal facet of transverse process
____ Lumbar vertabra
____ Sacrum
____ Sacral promontory
____ Auricular surface with ilium
____ Coccyx
THE APPENDICULAR SKELETON
____ Clavicle*
____ Surgical Neck
____ Acromial end
____ Deltoid tuberosity
____ Sternal end
____ Medial epicondyle
____ Conoid tubercle
____ Lateral epicondyle
____ Scapula*
____ Capitulum
____ Superior border
____ Trochlea
____ Medial border
____ Radial fossa
____ Lateral border
____ Coronoid fossa
____ Superior angle
____ Olecranon fossa
____ Inferior angle
____ Radius*
____ Spine
____ Head
____ Acromion process
____ Radial tuberosity
____ Coracoid process
____ Ulnar notch
____ Glenoid fossa (cavity)
____ Styloid process
____ Subscapular fossa
____ Ulna*
____ Supraspinous fossa
____ Olecranon process
____ Infraspinous fossa
____ Trochlear notch
____ Humerus*
____ Coronoid process
____ Head
____ Radial notch
____ Anatomical Neck
____ Head
____ Greater tubercle
____ Styloid process
____ Lesser tubercle
____ Intertubercular Groove
____ Carpal Bones
____ Scaphoid
____ Ischial spine
____ Pubis
____ Lunate
____ Inferior pubic ramus
____ Triquetrum
____ Superior pubic ramus
____ Pisiform
____ Pubic angle
____ Trapezium
____ Pubic symphysis
____ Trapezoid
____ Acetabulum
____ Capitate
____ Obturator foramen
____ Hamate
____ Femur*
____ Metacarpals
____ Head
____ Phalanges
____ Neck
____ Proximal
____ Greater trochanter
____ Medial (except thumb)
____ Lesser trochanter
____ Distal
____ Gluteal tuberosity
COXAL BONE
____ Linea aspera
____ Ilium
____ Lateral epicondyle
____ Iliac fossa
____ Medial epicondyle
____ Anterior Superior Iliac Spine
____ Medial condyle
____ Auricular surface with sacrum
____ Lateral condyle
____ Iliac crest
____ Intercondylar fossa
____ Greater sciatic notch
____ Patellar surface
____ Ischium
____ Ischial tuberosity
____ ischial ramus
____ Patella
____ Tibia*
____ Intermediate Cuneiform
____ Medial condyle
____ Medial Cuneiform
____ Lateral condyle
____ Metatarsals
____ Tibial tuberosity
____ Phalanges
____ Anterior crest
____ Proximal
____ Medial malleolus
____ Middle
____ Fibula
____ Distal
____ Head
____ Knee Joint
____ Lateral malleolus
____ Tarsal bones
____ Anterior Cruciate Ligament
____ Posterior Cruciate Ligament
____ Calcaneous
____ Median collateral ligament
____ Talus
____ Lateral collateral ligament
____ Cuboid
____ Medial meniscus
____ Navicular
____ Lateral meniscus
____ Lateral Cuneiform
* be able to differentiate between right and left