A215 : Basic Human Anatomy - Indiana University Bloomington

This resource is meant as a supplement to lab and not a replacement for going to lab. Actual physical contact with the models and slides is the best way to lean the terms. WE WILL BE TESTING YOUR KNOWLEDGE OF THE MODELS, SLIDES, and CADAVERS IN LAB, NOT THE PICTURES in the intros!!!

Topic	Lab Guide Chapter
Introduction, Microsope, Cell	Introduction; Use of Microscope; 1
Skeletal: skull	4(I-II,B)
Epithelia & Connective Tissues	2(I-III)
Skeletal: axial-2; upper	4(II.A-C; III.A)
Integumentary: skeletal; histology	3;4(V)
Skeletal: lower; articulations	4(III.B, IV)
Muscular: head, neck & trunk; histology	5(I,II,IV)
Muscular: head, neck & trunk; Nervous CNS-1	5(I,II);6(I;II.A,1-2, II.B.1)
Muscular:limbs-1; Nervous: CNS-2, histology	5(III); 6(II.A.3, B.2; IV)
Muscular: limbs-2	5(III)
Nervous: CNS-3 (Brain)	6(I,II.C)
Nervous: eye & ear	6(V)
Nervous: PNS-1 (Cr. Nerves); Circulartory: vessels-1	6(III.A);7(I,III)
Nervous: PNS-2 (Sp. N's); Circulatory: vessels-2	6(III.B);7(III)
Circulatory: histology	7(V.A-C)
Circulatory: heart	7(II)
Circulatory: lymphatic-1: Respiratory-1	7(V.E); 8 (I,IV)
Circulatory: lymphatic-2: Respiratory-2	7(IV); 8(I-III)
Digestive -1 (histology)	9(I-VI)
Digestive-2 (gross)	9(I-V)
Urinary-1 (histology)	10(I,IV)
Urinary-2 & Reproductive -1(gross)	11(I-II.C,III.C)
Reproductive-2(histology)	11(II.D, III.D)

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