BI 148 - Laboratory for BI 147

1. relate parts of the body by use of the proper directional term;
2. identify body sections, body planes and body cavities;
3. identify the parts of the body by their regional terms; and
4. locate selected organs of each major system on models and describe the system to which they belong.
5. demonstrate the proper care in handling the microscope;
6. locate and describe the function of each part of the compound microscope;
7. observe and identify selected cells; and
8. observe and identify the ultrastructure of cells on models.
9. recognize and identify the various types of tissues from microscopic slides;
10. locate each type of tissue and relate structure to function; and
11. apply knowledge of tissue to construct an organ - the skin.
12. locate and identify the 206 bones of the body on both the articulated and disarticulated skeletons;
13. locate and identify selected bone markings; and
14. recognize the various types of joints found in the body and the movements at each joint.
15. locate and identify on models the major muscles of the body; and
16. determine the action of each muscle.
17. locate and identify the major parts of the spinal cord on models and diagrams;
18. locate and identify the major parts of the brain on models. Dissect a sheep’s brain and compare it to the anatomy of the human brain;
19. locate and identify the anatomical structure of the eye on models.  Dissect a sheep’s eye and compare sheep and human anatomy; and
20. locate and identify the anatomical structures of the ear on models.
21. locate and identify the major endocrine glands on models; and
22. describe the source and action of selected hormones.
23. distinguish between a red blood cell, a platelet and the 5 types of white blood cells;
24. type a blood sample and explain the process of agglutination;
25. identify similarities and differences between an artery and vein seen under a microscope;
26. locate and identify major blood vessels on models; and
27. locate and identify major structures of the human heart on models. Dissect a sheep heart and compare the anatomy to the human heart.
28. locate and identify the organs of the digestive systems on models;
29. review the organic macro molecules; and
30. perform experiments to simulate the process of digestion.
31. locate and identify the organs of the respiratory system on models; and
32. perform experiments to demonstrate the process of respiration.
33. locate and identify the organs of the urinary system on models;
34. locate and identify the major components of the nephron on models; and
35. observe the results of a urinalysis in terms of normal and abnormal components.
36. locate and identify the major structures of the male and female reproductive systems on models.