TROTTER

HEALTH SCIENCES PHYSIOLOGY

SPRING 2000

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1/10

Introduction; 4-20 (You may wish to browse through pp. 24-44 and 86-124 to review basic chemistry and metabolism.) Cell Physiology; 48-81

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1/12

Neurohistology and the Nervous System; 150-156, 188-214

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1/17

CLASS WILL NOT MEET – HOLIDAY

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1/19

LAB: Exercise 2.6 (Diffusion, Osmosis, and Tonicity)

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1/24

Resting Membrane Potentials and Action Potentials; 139-147; 157-162

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1/26

Neural Transmission and Synapses; 162-184

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1/31

Muscle Contractions; 326-340, 348-360

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2/2

Motor Functions of the CNS; 341-348

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2/7

EXAM I

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2/9

LAB: Exercises 3.3 & 3.4 (Reflex Arc; Cutaneous Receptors and Referred Pain)

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2/14

Olfaction & Gustation; 246-249

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2/16

Vision; 260-283

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2/21

Hematology; 364-369, 374-375

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2/23

LAB: Exercises 3.5, 3.6, 3.7, & 3.8 (Eyes and Vision; Ears: Cochlea and Hearing; Ears: Vestibular Apparatus – Balance and Equiplibrium: Taste Perception)

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2/28

EXAM II

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3/1

LAB: Exercise 6.1 (Red Blood Cell Count, Hemoglobin and Oxygen Transport)

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3/6

Hemostatis and Blood Typing; 370-373

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3/8

LAB: Exercise 6.3 & 6.4 (Blood Types; Blood Clotting System)

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3/13

Cardiovascular Physiology; 376-387, 395-397, 408-411

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3/15

Cardiovascular Physiology; 388-395, 415-443

SPRING BREAK

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3/27

LAB: Exercises 7.5, 7.6, & 7.7 (Heart Sounds; Measurements of Blood Pressure; Cardiovascular System and Physical Fitness)

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3/29

Resistance and Immunity; 448-478

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4/3

EXAM III

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4/5

Respiratory Physiology; 482-524

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4/10

Urinary Physiology; 528-560

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4/12

LAB: Exercises 8.4 & 9.3 (Respiration and Acid-Base Balance; Clinical Examination of Urine)

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4/17

Digestion; 564-601

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4/19

LAB: Exercise 10.2 (Digestion of Carbohydrates, Protein, and Fat)

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4/24

Endocrinology; 305-315, 616-637

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4/26

Lab: Exercise 4.3 (Insulin Shock)

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5/1

FINAL EXAM – 4:00-6:15 p.m.