Zoology 142

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Zoology 142
Summer 2008

• Human Anatomy Physiology

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Instructor
Michelle Smith
E-mail
miliefsk_at_hawaii.edu
Powerpoint Presentations Available
www.wcc.hawaii.edu/facstaff/miliefsky-m/
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Class Time
Location
Section 35095 Days Monday- Thurs. Time
1140-120 Location Iliahi 105
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Michelles Office Location
Hours
Kokio 202A Monday-Thursday 1100-1130 or by apt.
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• Class Policies
• Attendance
• Mandatory
• Come Prepared
• Read assignments
• Review lecture notes and outlines
• Cell Phones Beepers

Please turn it off before arriving to class!
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Course Description
A detailed study of the structure and function of
the human body. Physical and chemical principals
as they apply to a comprehensive treatment of
human physiology form an integral part of the
course. Designed for nursing, pre-chiropractic,
physical education, radiologic technology, and
other health-related majors.
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Requirements Satisfied
this Course
This class may be used to satisfy AA and
Bachelors degree general core requirements for a
biological science class at different campuses
within the UH system.
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Requirements Satisfied
this Course
This is lecture-based class and and includes a
laboratory component.
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Course Goals

• By the end of this course, the student should
  have a basic understanding of the anatomy and
  physiology of the systems that make up the human
  body, including
• Autonomic nervous system
• Cardiovascular system
• Digestive system
• Respiratory system
• Urinarysystem
• Immune system
• Reproductive system

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Modes of Instruction

• assigned text readings and lecture outlines
  (powerpoint slides)
• class lectures CD-ROM activities
• internet resources
• examinations
• essays
• video

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Grading
Exams (4) 60 of grade Essays (4) 30 of
grade Attendance 10 of grade Total 100
Final Grade
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Review Session
You ask questions Jeopardy game
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Missed Exam Policy
Contact your instructor (email)!
No retest unless a legitimate reason Take exam
next class time
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Reaction Papers
2 page reaction paper

• Find and attach article related to selected
  topics
• TOPICS
• Diabetes
• Medical imaging
• VOG
• Nutrition

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Grading
Grade cutoffs A above 90 B 80-90 C
70-80 D 60-70 F below 60
No plus or minus final grades
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Extra Credit Assignments

• Reaction paper
• Video review (e.g. Supersize me)
• Attend seminar

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How to succeed
in this class

• Read text and outlines
• Review lecture notes as often as possible
• Participate in discussions
• Study in groups
• Use CD-ROM resources
• Ask questions

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Academic Dishonesty

• Cheating
• Plagiarism
• See student handbook on conduct code or
• http//www.hawaii.edu/student/conduct/imper.html

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Course Text
Principles of Anatomy Physiology 11th edition
Wiley Plus
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Wiley Plus
www.wileyplus.com

• Wiley Plus Student User Guide
• Wiley Plus 1st Day Info
• Wiley Plus Student Tutorial
• WileyPLUS access URL http//edugen.wiley.com/edug
  en/class/cls35095/