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Biology 101 Instructor: B. Krumhardt, Ph.D Phone: 515-294-3908 Email: barbk@iastate.edu Fall Semester office hours: MWF 9am - noon central time. Class begins Aug. 22, 2005. Last day of class is Dec. 16, 2005 Note: The last day to register is Sept 9, 2005 Course Information Who should take this course? Textbook: Human Biology 9th edition, Sylvia Mader, ISBN:0073101761 Course syllabus Course Learning Objectives Hardware/Software requirements Getting started in the course. If you decide that this course meets your needs follow the steps below to register, obtain your textbook, and get started with WebCT. How do I register for this course? How do I get a textbook? Get a proctor (needed for taking exams.) Traditional On-Campus students (Students who would normally attend face-to-face classes on the Iowa State campus. Non-traditional distance education students, high school students. WebCT Information. Shortcut to WebCT

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The Leg Bone is Connected to the... The Leg Bone is Connected to the... Recommended Grade: 3rd through 4th Time Required: 2 hour long class periods General Description: Goals of the Activity: This lesson with teach students to learn the names of 13 major bones. cranium clavicle ribs pelvis humerus radius ulna femur fibula tibia carpals tarsals phalanges It will also discuss bones in terms of support, movement, and protection. This lesson will use inquiry to discuss joints, where they are, and what they do. It will also use comparative anatomy to assess elk bones and how they are similar to human bones. Materials: 14 white paper plates per pair of students 1 hole punch per pair scissors for each student large poster of the human skeleton animal bones (I used elk bones but other animals will work) hard candy to give students after the lesson (preferably something hard on the outside but juicy or squishy in the middle such as Milkfuls or Juicefuls- similar to the makeup of a bone) Picture of a bone that can be cut out and added to their butcher-paper body Preparation: The paper plates need to be traced on for the students to cut out. For patterns of the

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52. Good Science Books - Human Biology (THE PHYSICAL WORLD/human biology). The human body How we evolved (ANIMALS/humanbiology). The body book Rayner, Claire (Deutsch/Piccolo, 1978, 48pp. http://www.science.org.au/pi/goodbooks/humbio.htm

PI Home page About PI Sample lessons Teacher support ... Nova: Science in the news HUMAN BIOLOGY Ages 7 to 12 Ages 5 to 8 Happy birth day! Harris, Robie H. (Walker, 1996, 26pp.) In this large format picture book, a mother tells her child exactly what happened on the day of her birth. From the moment of emergence into the world, the events of that first day - the first breath, the cutting of the cord, the first breastfeed - are lovingly described. Accompanying the text are evocative but accurate paintings by Michael Emberley of the newborn infant, complete with screwed-up face, surrounded by mother, father, doctor and doting relatives. (HUMAN BIOLOGY) Me and my family tree Showers, Paul (Let's-Read-and-Find-Out Science Book, Crowell, 1978, 34pp.) Beginning with an explanation of how many parents, grandparents, great-grandparents and great-great-gandparents the young girl telling the story has, the book moves on to introduce basic genetics. Using humorous line drawings (by Don Madden) with a combination of yellow, green and orange it is obvious which members of the family inherited red hair. Mendel's research is discussed simply, as is the passing down of some other characteristics. (HUMAN BIOLOGY) Ages 7 to 12 Spare parts for people Anderson, Jan (Young Australia, Nelson, 1986, 44pp.)

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Skip to main content Contact Us Search Site Index ... Prospective Undergrads academic requirements Back to academic requirements biology descriptions Anatomy Embryology General Genetics ... Physiology more examples Arts Chemistry Mathematics Physics main content: Back to Prospective Student Home Page Back to Academic Requirements biology course description examples Equivalency course description examples for the required biology courses for the Optometry program. Please note the academic prerequisites are changing . Some of these descriptions are about required courses and some are for recommended (or optional) courses depending on when you enter the program. required by all students regardless of changes general biology General Biology The fundamental principles of biology with the integration of global issues. Topics will include genetics, cell biology, ecology and evolution, bioenergetics, and plant and animal physiology. General Biology Introduction to the major concepts of biology with emphasis on the chemical basis of life, the biology of cells, and the physiology of human systems as biological ideas of importance to human problems. top of page microbiology Fundamentals of Microbiology Introduction to the biology of bacterial and archaeal organisms. Topics include cell structure and function, methods of cultivation, genetics, phylogeny and taxonomy, and metabolic and genetic diversity.

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Department Information Patient Information Sports Medicine Anatomy Division ... Research The Division of Human Anatomy and Structural Biology WILLED BODY PROGRAM For additional information, please contact: Kristin L. Liles E206 East Fee Hall E-mail: liles@msu.edu An ever-increasing number of people make arrangements to leave their bodies for anatomical study, thereby providing a most unique and caring gift. Such people have rendered a significant service after death to their fellow men and women. Each year nearly 250 men and women begin their medical careers at Michigan State University's two medical schools - the College of Human Medicine and the College of Osteopathic Medicine. The curriculum of each college requires anatomical study of the human body. Without the generous gift of donors to the Department of Anatomy's Willed Body Program, the study of anatomy would not be possible. Act 368 of the Public Acts of Michigan 1978, Article 10, Part 101, authorizes an individual to will his or her body after death to any medical institution. Excerpts from this act are printed on the donor form. The three universities in Michigan that have medical schools are Michigan State University, University of Michigan, and Wayne State University. All are designated to receive bodies, and donations may be made to any of these schools. This pamphlet describes the procedure for willing one's body to Michigan State University for medical education and answers commonly asked questions about donation. It also describes our commitment to the dignity and respect of donors.

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Anatomy Prosections: Video Dissections of the Human Body Mary Hendrix, Ph.D. Professor of Anatomy and Cell Biology Marc A. Pizzimenti, Ph.D. Associate in Anatomy Sue A. Thompson Ph.D. Affiliate in Anatomy Kevin Dahl Medical Student Katherine Lindstorm Medical Student Jason C. Clark Medical Student The University of Iowa Peer Review Status: Externally Peer Reviewed First Published: 2003 Last Revised: December 2004 Table of Contents Prosection Videos Prosections are dissections of the human body undertaken by an experienced anatomist as a learning tool for health science students. Prosections done in the University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine's Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology are used to prepare anatomy students for the anatomical studies they complete on human cadavers. The University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine wishes to thank the families of those who have deeded their bodies to the college for this important instructional purpose. The college's students, instructors, and researchers owe a great debt of gratitude for the singular and selfless gift that these individuals have made through the college's Deeded Body Program . It is with great respect and appreciation that the publishers of the University of Iowa's Virtual Hospital make these instructional videos available on-line for the advancement of basic medical understanding. Thorax Pectoral Region Pericardial Sac Posterior/Lateral Thoracic Cavity Abdomen Inguinal canal Abdominal Cavity and Viscera Upper Extremity Scapular Region, Axilla, and Brachial Plexus

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Human Biology Life Science Practice Questions Ecosystems Cells Genetics and Evolution Human Biology Physical Science Earth Science As a result of studying the structure and function of the human body: Students understand the structure of the human body and how environmental conditions, nutrition, physical activity and pathogens affect its functioning. Describe the structure and function of the major human organ systems (i.e., the circulatory, respiratory, digestive, reproductive and nervous systems). (LIVA1) 1. Which of the following best describes absorption? a. movement of nutrient molecules into cells lining the digestive tract b. passage of undigested material out of the digestive tract c. chemical breakdown of food d. the act of eating 2. Describe how the nutrients from digested bread move from the digestive organs to muscles and other tissues where they are needed. Use the following diagram to answer the question. 3. When an index finger is hit by a hammer, an advantage of the reflex arc is that nerve impulses a. do not need to travel to the brain first.

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Agriculture Horticulture Psychology I.T. ... Online Courses Subscribe to Newsletter Search Courses Web Site HUMAN BIOLOGY 1B (Re011B) COURSE OUTLINE An Accredited Advanced Diploma Module. This module will enable the learner to describe bioenergetics and environmental aspects of human biology. COURSE DETAILS Pre-requisites: Human Biology IA Duration: 100 hours (study at your own pace, the average time to complete this module is 4-6 months part time) Enrolments: Open all year Fee Code: S1 (see current Fee Schedule Services: On enrolment, you will receive: Course Materials including: A Subject Guide Accompanying Notes Either of the following books: by Frederic Martini 4th ed (publisher Prentice Hall) or Mastering Human Biology by J. Roberts (Macmillan) Videos Videos are available for loan through the school's library. Tutors Throughout the course, you are guided by tutors, who are accessible by mail, fax, email, phone or in person. Tutors are accessible 5 days a week. If necessary, we can arrange for tutors to contact a student after hours. Library Students within driving distance of our office are welcome to make use of our school's library. Alternatively, tutors can provide additional information for your course upon request.

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Home Contact the College Calendar Employment Opportunities ... Course Descriptions Last updated on: Thursday, September 22, 2005 at 06:00:02 am Human Biology 3 Credit Hours, 3 Lecture Hours Electives: Liberal Arts, Open/Free, Reading Content , Science Course Description This course is a basic study of the structure and functioning of the human body. Emphasis will be placed on the interrelationships among the systems. This course introduces the major chemical and biological principles through the study of the human body. Note: This course may be taken alone as a 3 credit biology course OR in conjunction with BIO102 Human Biology Laboratory as a 4 credit biology course. Back To Top Back To Course Description Listing Human Biology Laboratory 1 Credit Hour, 2 Lab Hours Electives: Liberal Arts, Open/Free, Reading Content , Science CoRequisites: BIO101 Human Biology Course Description The concepts studied in the classroom will be reinforced with microscope work, models, charts and related activities/experiments. Investigation at the cellular, tissue and organ levels will be included. Back To Top Back To Course Description Listing 3 Credit Hours, 3 Lecture Hours

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