DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGYUNIVERSITY OF TORONTO MISSISSAUGA BIO210Y5Y LEC0101 Fundamentals of Human Anatomy and Physiology Course Outline - Summer 2016 Class Location & Time Instructor Office Location Office Hours E-mail Address Course Web Site Tue, 09:00 AM - 11:00 AM IB 245 Thu, 09:00 AM - 11:00 AM IB 245 Krupa Patel DV 3055 Fridays 3-4pm [email protected] portal.utoronto.ca Teaching Assistant Samantha Mahabir Ashpreet Saini Course Description The design of the human body. Topics include locomotory and other major organ systems, integrating structure and function. A comparative approach is taken, placing the design of the human body in an evolutionary context. [48L, 24T] Prerequisite: BIO152H5, BIO153H5 Exclusion: BIO210H5 (SCI) Distribution Requirement: SCI The UTM Calendar states that students who lack the prerequisites for a course can be deregistered at any time Objectives Course Objectives The objective of this course is to give students a strong background in human anatomy and physiology. By the end of this course students will gain an appreciation of the intricacies and complexities of the human body by learning about individual parts and how they come together and work as a whole. Upon successful completion of this course, students will demonstrate the ability to identify various structures in the human body and relate them to function at the tissue and at the organ system level. Student Learning Objectives By the end of the course, students should be able to: - explain the fundamental concepts of human physiology with references to organ systems such as the cardiovascular, respiratory and renal systems; - identify the anatomical structures of all organ systems including skeletal, muscular, cardiovascular, respiratory, urinary, and reproductive; - relate form and function of the various organ systems of the human body; - explain the involvement of the nervous and endocrine system as controlling and integrating the function of the organ systems leading to homeostasis; - apply knowledge to solve problems associated with maintaining and regulating systems in the body; and, - communicate biological knowledge and concepts in clear, concise and correct manner in written form using the appropriate terminology. Required Textbook and Materials Visual Anatomy and Physiology, 2nd edition, Frederic H. Martini et al., Prentice Hall, 2015. BIO210Y5Y - Patel, Krupa Page 1 of 6 and exams. Given the vast amount of content covered in this course.ca account active and check it on a regular basis. labs. All e-mails from students must include your full name and student number as well as have the course code in the subject line. The tutorials will cover a review of lecture content and clinical applications of the material we cover in lectures.Patel. with focus on lectures and readings from Lectures 17-22 Teaching Methods and Academic Supports You have enrolled in this course and your attendance is expected at lecture. tests. Review of material during tutorials will give students an opportunity to clarify content from lectures. tutorials.will cover content from lectures and readings from Lectures 5-10 Term Test 3 .utoronto. email. If you miss a test: BIO210Y5Y . Extensions and Missed Term Tests You are expected to complete and submit all assignments on time. It is the student's responsibility to keep his/her @mail. 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Students must demonstrate the ability to identify various structures in the human body and relate it to function at the tissue level and at the organ system level.viceprovoststudents.will cover content from lectures and readings from Lectures 11-16 Final exam will be cumulative of course material from the second term. Clinical examples in tutorials will allow for structure-function relationships to be made as well as understanding of how these concepts apply and are relevant in a medical/clinical setting. turn off cell phones and pagers and to use laptops in class for note-taking only (not for web surfing.Assessment and Grading Policies Type Description Due Date Term Test Term Test 1 2016-05-24 20% Term Test Term Test 2 2016-06-16 20% Term Test Term Test 3 2016-07-26 20% TBA 40% Final Exam Total Weight 100% Notes on Assessment Items Term Test 1 .) Late Assignments. 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Students should refer to the Code of Student Conduct and the Code of Behaviour on Academic Matters (included in your Academic Calendar) and be familiar with UofT academic integrity policies. 7.12 Axial Skeleton 7.5-1.6-8.1-11. 10.12 Dynamic Nature of Bone 6.9-14. Krupa TBA TBA Page 5 of 6 .17 Autonomic Nervous System 14.14-7. 13.1-6.1-7.7.4.1-4.10-15.11. 15.8.1-10.22 Introduction to Nervous System 11.6-14.1-15.6-5.4.11 Muscular System 10. 15.13 Appendicular Skeleton 7.11.5 Accessory Structures 5. 1.11. 13.20 TBA TBA TBA Term Test 2 TBA Synopsis of first term and prelude to second term Endocrine System I Chapter 16 Endocrine System II Chapter 16 Blood Chapter 17 Cardiovascular System I Chapter 18 Cardiovascular System II Chapter 19 Cardiovascular System III Chapter 19 Lymphatic System Chapter 20 Cancer TBA No assigned readings Term Test 3 TBA Respiratory System Chapter 21 Digestive System Chapter 22 Urinary System I Chapter 24 BIO210Y5Y .9-6.3. 5.12-10.1-14.9-10. 14.13 Brain and Cranial Nerves 13. 1. 3.1-9. 4-13-4.18-15. 7.14. 1.2 Tissue Level of Organization 4.11.14-1.1-8. 5.3. Spinal Nerves and Spinal Reflexes 12.1-12.2-13.7.4.5.10-3.8 Term Test 1 Lab/Tutorial No tutorial this week Review for Lectures 1-4 TBA Muscle Tissue and Contraction 9.17.10 Special Senses 15.6.Patel.16 The Integumentary System 5.14-13. 10.12 Spinal Cord. 1.7.21 Articulations 8.1-5. 6.Course Schedule Week Date 1 May 10 May 12 2 May 17 May 19 3 May 24 May 26 4 May 31 June 2 5 June 7 June 9 6 June 14 June 16 7 July 5 July 7 8 July 12 July 14 9 July 19 July 21 10 July 26 July 28 11 August 2 Topic Reading Materials Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology and Homeostasis 1.11.8.12.10.13 Foundations of Our Body Organization 1.9. Development and Inheritance August 11 Integration of the organ systems of the body Final Exam Review Last Date to drop course from Academic Record and GPA is July 24.Female anatomy and physiology Reproduction Chapter 27 .Male anatomy and physiology 12 August 9 Reproduction Chapter 26 TBA .Patel.Week Date August 4 Topic Reading Materials Urinary System II Chapter 24 Reproduction Chapter 26 Lab/Tutorial . BIO210Y5Y . 2016. Every attempt will be made to follow this syllabus. according to the rules as outlined in the UTM Instructor's Handbook. but its content are subject to change.2. section 3.2. Krupa Page 6 of 6 .