Syllabus for Anatomy Physiology IWelcome toH04: Anatomy Physiology I!Please read the information on this page before proceeding to the course materials.Credits:3 semester credit hoursPrerequisite:NoneTextbookBruce J. Colbert, Jeff Ankey, and Karen T. Lee.Anatomy & Physiology for Health Professions,(4th ed.).Course DescriptionThe anatomy and physiology of the human body is presented as an integrated science. Each major bodysystem is described and analyzed to illustrate normal function as well as pathology. Topics include basicbiochemical elements, skin, bone, muscles, the nervous system, the senses, and the endocrine system.Course OverviewThis course is composed of 4 individual lessons, each covering one or more chapters in the textbook. Anexam is given at the end of each lesson. A proctored, comprehensive semester exam is given at theconclusion of the semester. Students must earn a score of at least 70 percent in no more than twoattempts on the proctored final exam. New questions are given for the second attempt. The final percentilegrade is the average of the scores earned on each exam. Letter grades are based on a scale of A – 90 to100; B – 80 to 89; C – 70 to 79; D – 60 to 69, and F – 59 or below.Course Learning ObjectivesUpon completion of this course, you will be able to:Demonstrate effective written and interpersonal skillsDemonstrate a high level of inquiry, analytical, and problem-solving skillsDemonstrate effective quantitative skillsCourse Name:Anatomy and Physiology IPage:1 of 13
