BIO 201 - Human Anatomy and Physiology I

1. identify in anatomical models, diagrams, photos or other media, the major anatomical features of the skeletal, muscular, nervous, and integumentary systems;
2. describe the physiological processes involved in the contraction of muscle, the generation of a nerve impulse and the propagation of nerve impulses in the nervous system;
3. list and construct in models the basic organic molecules present in the human body;
4. state in written form the relationships between physiological dysfunction and homeostatic response citing examples from the nervous systems;
5. recognize in histological section selected samples of human body;
6. demonstrate the function of the articulations in human body;
7. identify in anatomical models the major features of the human nervous system;
8. describe reflexive behavior;
9. and explain how the human nervous systems integrates sensory information and provides appropriate output.