A&P Assignments

You have 2 books for this class: a required text and a required workbook. Assignments will include work in both. Any coloring in the workbook is optional.

8/15 Read Chapter 1 in Text and review chapters 2
and 3. Complete through p.44 in workbook.

Bones and Cartilage to know for LAB
Atlas Axis Calcaneus Carpals Phalanges Radius Clavicle Coccyx Femur Fibula Frontal Humerus Ilium Ischium Metacarpals Metatarsals Nasal Pubis Occipital Palatine Parietal Patella Cervical vertebrae
Lumbar vertebrae

Scapula          Sphenoid           Talus               Tarsals            Temporal         Sacrum          Mandible         Maxilla             Sacrum         Tibia               Ulna                  Vomer             Zygomatic       Hyoid           Sternum
Ribs--true,false,floating       Intervertebral discs
Costal Cartilage                  Pubic symphysis    Thoracic vertebrae

Don't forget the markings on the skull such as
mastoid process        external auditory meatus
styloid process          foramen magnum
zygomatic process     coronoid process
mandibular condyle       orbit
mandibular fossa        frontal sinus
coronal suture            sagittal suture

Tissue Slides for Lab

Epithelial Slides:   Simple Columnar, Simple Squamous,
                                Simple Cuboidal, Stratified Columnar,
                                Stratified Squamous , Pseudostratified
                                Columnar, Cilia, Goblet Cells

Connective Tissue: Areolar, Adipose, Hyaline Cartilage
Fibrocartilage, Elastic Cartilage, Bone
(dried), Blood,

Muscle: Smooth, Cardiac, Skeletal, Teased
Skeletal, Intercalated Discs

Nervous Tissue: Motor Neuron, Spinal Cord Smear

9/3 Read Chapter 5 on the INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM Work in the workbook to p. 71.

9/8 Read Chapter 6 on the SKELETAL SYSTEM and work in your workbooks to p.87.

9/12 Read Chapter 7 with emphasis on Axial Skeleton, Appendicular Skeleton, Rib Cage, Pectoral Girdle, Pelvic Girdle. Skeletal Cartilage

9/26 Read Chapter 10. Chapter 10 covers lever systems and naming of muscles and we cover this in lecture. The rest of chapter 10 (p.285-339) discusses individual muscles and supports our lab activities.

Lab Practical 9/29 over planes, cavities, tissues, skin, bones of skeleton, markings of axial skeleton. Turn in color book completed to p. 94.

MUSCLES---Use critical thinking to identify where flexors, extensors, abductors and others will be. Use critical thinking to identify origins and insertions. Use critical thinking to identify action based on the location of the muscle.

For muscle anatomy, you are responsible for the muscles listed below. Find these muscles in your text p. 315-378 (most of chapter 11) and in the color book between p.111 and 125. You need to be able to find them--you do not need to learn their origin, insertion, or action. We will use critical thinking to figure out their action based on their locations and attachment points.

1. frontalis
2. deltoid
3. sartorius
4. external intercostals
5. internal intercostals
6. pectoralis major
7. rectus abdominus
8. transversus abdominus
9. gluteus maximus
10. sternocleidomastoid
11. flexor carpi ulnaris
12. masseter
13. orbicularis oris
14. scalenes
15. zygomaticus
16. diaphragm
17. trapezius
18. biceps brachii
19. extensor digitorum
20. latissimus dorsi
21. soleus
22. erector spinae
23. adductors
24. hamstrings
25. quadriceps
26. gluteus medius
27. buccinator
28. triceps brachii
29. tibialis anterior
30. orbicularis oculi
31. fibularis
32. external oblique
33. gastrocnemius

10/9 Read Chapter 12 which covers the anatomy of the spinal cord and the brain which we are covering in lab.

10/13 Work up to p. 145 in your workbook.
Read Chapter 13 as we cover the eye and ear in lab. Also, we summarized gustatory and olfactory senses in lab. Make sure you review this for the lecture test as well as the future lab test #2.

10/24 Read chapter 14 about the Autonomic Nervous System. Work in colorbook up to page 154.

This site talks about the adrenergic receptors and some of the drugs that relate to them.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adrenergic_receptor

10/27 Read Chapter 15 on the Endocrine System and review material presented in lab. Work in color book through endocrine system.

Lab Practical 2 This will include bones and markings of the appendicular skeleton, muscles and their shapes, muscle naming and action names, neurons, the brain, the spinal cord, the nervous system in general, cranial and spinal nerves, the eye, the ear, the endocrine glands, the heart and its electrical system, blood, and some of the vessels. Turn in the color book completed to p. 207.

Check www.blaufuss.org
Look at the heart sounds section. The first slide illustrates the parts of the heart. The second demonstrates the pumping of the heart. Watch for valve opening and closing, flow arrows indicating blood movement, and pressures within the various chambers of the heart.

11/12 Arteries and Veins to Know-

Arteries                                                      Veins
*Pulmonary trunk                                      *Pulmonary
R/L subclavian                                           R/L jugular
Brachiocephalic trunk                               R/L brachiocephalic
*Ascending aorta                                      R/L subclavian
*Descending aorta                                    * superior vena cava
*Thoracic aorta                                           * inferior vena cava
*Abdominal aorta                                       * R/L Pulmonary
R/L Common carotid                                 R/L external iliac
Inferior Phrenic                                           R/L femoral
R/L internal iliac                                         R/L renal
Brachial                                                       Superior mesenteric
R/L Pulmonary                                            hepatic portal
*Coronary                                                     L gastric
R/L femoral                                                  R/L suprarenal
R/L common iliac                                      Inferior mesenteric
R/L external iliac
*Aortic arch                    *indicates those you need
R/L axillary                                 to know for Lab Test 2
R/L renal
R/L internal iliac
Superior mesenteric
Gonadal
Inferior mesenteric
Common hepatic
Hepatic
Celiac trunk
Splenic

_11/14 Read Chapter 18 about the vessels and capillaries.
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11/21 Midterm 3 over autonomic nervous system (ch14), endocrine system (ch 15), cardiovascular system (ch16-18), lymphatic system (ch 19), and immune system (ch 20). Any student choosing to take this test late must do so by 9am 12/1.

LAB PRACTICAL 3 OVER THE LYMPHATIC SYSTEM, THE IMMUNE SYSTEM, THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM, THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM, THE URINARY SYSTEM AND THE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM. THERE WILL BE SOME REVIEW QUESTIONS FROM THE TORSOS.