Human Anatomy and Physiology

Students in this course will develop and apply skills and knowledge related to the human body. Topics and systems include: Lexicon (the language of A&P), Cell Membrane/Regulation, Integumentary, Skeletal, Muscular, Nervous & Endocrine, Circulatory & Respiratory, Blood & Immunity Systems, Digestive and Excretory Systems, and (time permitting), Reproduction and Development. The course examines how the body works to maintain homeostasis as well as malfunctions that may cause changes or problems in normal functioning. The structures, functions, interactions, and regulation of human body systems are examined. Topics will be explored through a variety of methods, including: modeling, dissection, lecture, and animations.

Credits

1

STEMB

NCAA

Grades

11-12

Prerequisite: Successful completion of Integrated Physical Science and Integrated Life Science