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Human Anatomy & Physiology

Teacher: Mr. Erbert Santiago



Human anatomy and physiology is a course designed to introduce the make up of the

human body and explain how these different parts are able to function as one. The

students will have the opportunity to understand in detail how their body works and at

times why it falters. They will learn a variety of concepts ranging in difficulty. This

will enhance their ability to make the right choices thus paving the way for a healthier life

and lifestyle.



Text: Essentials of Human Anatomy and Physiology

Elaine Marieb, R.N., Ph.D.

Benjamin Cummings

7th Edition

*This text is only recommended for the sole purpose of reference*

*Students do not need to purchase one*



Materials:

(1) A notebook – This will be used to record the following…

 Notes (this is not mandatory but highly recommended)

 Daily assignments including lab work and projects (if any)

 Upcoming tests and exams

(2) Filler Papers

(3) A black or blue pen (other colors are strictly prohibited)



Grade scale: A+ = 97 - 100 %, A = 93 - 96 %, A- = 90 - 92 %

B+ = 87 - 89 %, B = 83 - 86 %, B- = 80 - 82 %

C+ = 77 - 79 %, C = 73 - 76 %, C- = 70 - 72 %

D+ = 67 - 69 %, D = 63 - 66 %, D- = 60 - 62 %

F = 59 – 0 %



Students grades are based on the following…



Final/ Quarter (semester) Exam - 10 %

Test/ Quizzes - 25 %

Projects/ lab work - 20 %

Assignments (home and class) - 25 %

Participation - 20 %



Classroom participation is based on any or all of the following:

 Volunteering/ Assigned roles or extra tasks in class

 Being prepared before and during class

 Focus, paying attention, and participating in classroom discussions

 Strictly abiding by the classroom rules and regulations thus paving the way for a

conducive environment for learning

Class/ Homework Assignment Policy:



Class assignments are given on a regular basis. It’s usually assigned at the end of each

lesson. Students will be given enough time to complete assignments in class. If for any

reason assignments were not completed based on the time given, the student will be able

to take home the assignment(s) and turned in the next day. All assignments submitted

after the due date will receive 50 % deduction in points (penalty will be assessed from the

actual assignment grade). Assignments will be given back as soon as they are recorded.

A list of turned in and missing assignments will be located at the last few pages of each

student’s anatomy and physiology notebook.





Project/ Lab Work Policy:



Students are expected to observe all precautionary safety rules and regulations set forth

by the teacher/ school during laboratory work or individual/group projects. Any

student(s) found to have violated any rules pertaining to safety will be given an automatic

zero for that laboratory work or project. If a student continuously violates any of the

safety rules and regulations, he/she will no longer be allowed to conduct laboratory work

and projects thus resulting to a total lost of 20 % of his/ her final semester grade.



***All upcoming minor and major projects will be announced ahead of time. If a

student is required to bring in materials from home, he/she will be given at least 2 days of

notice prior to the due date.





Exam/Test Policy



All exams and tests will be announced at least 2 days ahead. A pre-test will be

conducted prior to the actual test except for exams. Any student(s) who receives a

perfect score on a pre-test will not be required to take the actual test, instead that will be

counted as his/ her actual test score. If for any reason tests dates are moved, prior notice

will be given. Please be aware that these tests and exams are constructed by the teacher

based on the daily lectures and activities. Thus, it is very important that students listen

carefully in class. Students who were absent during the test will need to ask the teacher

for a make up test. It is the student’s responsibility to ensure that he/she takes the make

up test as soon as possible. The teacher will not be held liable for any tests not taken.



***Free tutorials are offered based on time availability. Please inquire with the teacher

for more information.

………………………………………………………………………………………………

Human Anatomy & Physiology Course Description and Policies

Please cut or detached on the dotted line and return to the teacher as soon as possible. By signing below you have indicated to have

read and understood the information attached above this letter. If you have any questions please call the school at 1-818-894-6417.





________________________ ________________________________

Student’s Name and Date (Print) Parent’s Name and Date (Print and Signature)

Human Anatomy & Physiology

Teacher: Mr. Erbert Santiago



First Semester

I. The Human Body: An Orientation

A. An Overview of Anatomy and Physiology

B. Levels of Structural Organization

C. Maintaining Life

D. Homeostasis

E. The Language of Anatomy



II. Basic Chemistry

A. Concepts of Matter and Energy

B. Composition of Matter

C. Molecules and Compounds

D. Chemical Bonds and Chemical Reactions

E. Biochemistry: The Chemical Composition of Living Matter



III. Cells and Tissues

A. Overview of the Cellular Basis

B. Anatomy of a Generalized Cell

C. Cell Physiology

D. Epithelial Tissue

E. Connective Tissue

F. Muscle Tissue

G. Nervous Tissue

H. Tissue Repair

I. Developmental Aspects of Cells and Tissues



IV. Skin and Body Membranes

A. Classification of Membranes

B. Integumentary System

C. Developmental Aspects of Skin and Body Membranes



V. The Skeletal System

A. Bones: An Overview

B. Axial Skeleton

C. Appendicular Skeleton

D. Joints

E. Developmental Aspects of the Skeleton



VI. The Muscular System

A. Overview of Muscle Tissues

B. Microscopic Anatomy of Skeletal Muscle

C. Skeletal Muscle Activity

D. Muscle Movements, Types, and Names

E. Gross Anatomy of Skeletal Muscles

F. Developmental Aspects of the Muscular System



VII. The Nervous System

A. Organization of the Nervous System

B. Nervous Tissue: Structure and Function

C. Central Nervous System

D. Peripheral Nervous System

E. Developmental Aspects of the Nervous System



Second Semester

VIII. Special Senses

A. The Eye and Vision

B. The Ear: Hearing and Balance

C. Chemical Senses: Taste and Smell

D. Developmental Aspects of the Special Senses



IX. The Endocrine System

A. The Endocrine System and Hormone Function

B. The Major Endocrine Organs

C. Other Hormone-Producing Tissues and Organs

D. Developmental Aspects of the Endocrine System



X. Blood

A. Composition and Functions of Blood

B. Hemostasis

C. Blood Groups and Transfusions

D. Developmental Aspects of Blood



XI. The Cardiovascular System

A. Cardiovascular System: The Heart

B. Cardiovascular System: Blood Vessels

C. Developmental Aspects of the Cardiovascular System



XII. The Lymphatic System and Body Defenses

A. Lymphatic System

B. Lymphatic Vessels

C. Lymph Nodes

D. Other Lymphoid Organs

E. Body Defenses

F. Nonspecific Body Defenses

G. Specific Body Defenses: The Immune System

H. Developmental Aspects of the Lymphatic System and Body Defenses



XIII. The Respiratory System

A. Functional Anatomy of the Respiratory System

B. Respiratory Physiology

C. Respiratory Disorders

D. Developmental Aspects of the Respiratory System



XIV. The Digestive System and Body Metabolism

A. Anatomy of the Digestive System

B. Functions of the Digestive System

C. Nutrition

D. Developmental Aspects of the Digestive System and Metabolism



XV. The Urinary System

A. Kidneys

B. Ureters, Urinary Bladder, and Urethra

C. Fluid, Electrolyte, and Acid-Base Balance

D. Developmental Aspects of the Urinary System



XVI. The Reproductive System

A. Anatomy of the Male Reproductive System

B. Male Reproductive Functions

C. Anatomy of the Female Reproductive System

D. Female Reproductive Functions and Cycles

E. Mammary Glands

F. Survey of Pregnancy and Embryonic Development

G. Developmental Aspects of the Reproductive System



Note: This is tentative, the teacher and/or school reserves the

right to make any changes deemed necessary due to any

unforeseen events and circumstances.



………………………….………………………………………………………………

Human Anatomy & Physiology Syllabus

Please cut or detached on the dotted line and return to the teacher as soon as possible. By signing below you have indicated to have

read and understood the information attached above this letter. If you have any questions please call the school at 1-818-894-6417.





________________________ ________________________________

Student’s Name and Date (Print) Parent’s Name and Date (Print and Signature)





An email is considered the best mode of communication. If you do have access to a

computer please indicate an email address in which you can be contacted at your

convenience.



_____________________________



e-mail address ( if any)



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