Tony Chennault's
Human Biology Page
Welcome to BIOL 164 & 165 (Winter Quarter 2010) at Clark College!
My Contact Information:
Biology 164 (Lecture) & 165
(lab) Announcements
Wed. 3/17/10 -- to my 164 (lecture)
students -- Please note:
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Section Exam 5 and the Final Exam
will not be returned to you, but you may visit my office next quarter if
you wish to review them. I will closely check all of your erasures
to try to catch any Scantron errors that may be present; however, even
if you or I later discover any error that ended up affecting your final
overall grade in the course, do not worry, as I can fix the mistake and
change your grade to the correct grade anytime in the next six months.
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If you wish to find out your scores on Section Exam 5
and the Final Exam, as well as your overall course grade, you may email
me no earlier than late Friday (3/19)
afternoon.
Thanks for all your hard work this quarter,
and enjoy your spring break from classes!
Thu. 3/11/10 -- to my 165 (lab) students --
To get your graded Lab Practical #3 back, find out your score, and/or find
out your final overall grade in the course, please do one of the following:
1. If you are also in one
of my 164 (lecture) courses: you will get your
Practical back (with your final overall grade in the course) whenever I next
see you during finals week (either at a Final Exam review session or at the
Final Exam itself).
2. If you are NOT in one of
my 164 (lecture) courses: you may pick up your
Practical (with your final overall grade in the course) during finals week
during my office hours, or you can catch me before or after any of the Final
Exam review sessions or BIOL 164 Final Exams that I'm giving. If you
are unable to catch me in person next week, you may email me for your
Practical #3 score and your final overall grade in the course
beginning next Friday 3/19
(please don't email me about grade information before then).
Thanks!
Biology 164 (lecture) & 165 (lab) Course Materials for
Winter
2010
BIOL 164 Syllabus, Winter 2010
- Students are expected to
read and fully understand the syllabus.
- Keep it in a familiar place for frequent reference.
- Students are responsible
for the information found within.
- Most course-related
questions can be answered by reviewing the syllabus.
BIOL 164 Ch. 1 (Intro) Notes
BIOL 164 Ch. 2 (Chem) Notes
BIOL 164 Ch. 3, 19, 21 (Cell) Notes
BIOL
164 Ch. 4 (Tissues & Integumentary) Notes
BIOL 164 Ch. 5 (Bones) Notes
BIOL 164 Ch. 15 (Digestive) Notes
BIOL 164 Ch. 11 (Blood) Notes
BIOL 164 Ch. 12 (Circulatory) Notes
BIOL 164 Ch. 14 (Respiratory) Notes
BIOL 164 Ch. 7 (Neurons) Notes
BIOL 164 Ch. 8 (Brain, SC, & Nerves) Notes
BIOL 164 Ch. 9 (Sensory) Notes
BIOL 164 Ch. 16 (Urinary) Notes
BIOL 164 Ch. 17 (Reproductive) Notes
BIOL 164 Ch. 10 (Endocrine) Notes
BIOL 164 Ch. 6 (Muscular) Notes
BIOL 164 Section Exam 1 Prep
Guide
Key to BIOL 164 Section Exam 1 Prep
Guide
BIOL 164 Section Exam 2 Prep
Guide
Key to BIOL 164 Section Exam 2 Prep
Guide
BIOL 164 Section Exam 3 Prep
Guide
Key to BIOL 164 Section Exam 3 Prep
Guide
BIOL 164 Section Exam 4 Prep
Guide
Key to BIOL 164 Section Exam 4 Prep
Guide
BIOL 164 Section Exam 5 Prep
Guide
Key to BIOL 164 Section Exam 5 Prep Guide
BIOL 165 Syllabus, Winter 2010
- Students are expected to
read and fully understand the syllabus.
- Keep it in a familiar place for frequent reference.
- Students are responsible
for the information found within.
- Most course-related
questions can be answered by reviewing the syllabus.
For access to the Lab Manuals for BIOL 165, click
here. You will
need to enter a UserID and Password (which will be given to you in
lab).
Want to make unlabeled flashcards of some of the pics in the Lab Manuals? Steve Woodley has done
the hard work for you
here!
Remaining BIOL 165 Open Lab Schedule for
Winter Quarter:
Some Useful and
Interesting Links (Courtesy of Mark Bolke and
Dr. Rick Rausch)....
A good histology site (practice tests, too!) for ALL
systems from Robert Ladner, Ph. D. at the University of Medicine and
Dentistry of New Jersey
http://www3.umdnj.edu/histsweb/
Many Medical Animations from the University of
Pennsylvania
www.pennhealth.com/health_info/animationplayer/
A Pronunciation of Anatomical Terms
http://daphne.palomar.edu/ccarpenter/Pronunciation/pronunciationguides.htm
Medical Mnemonics - interesting ways to remember
anatomical concepts/facts
http://www.medicalmnemonics.com/
Gross Anatomy Dissection Videos from the University of
Michigan Medical School
http://www.med.umich.edu/lrc/coursepages/M1/anatomy/html/courseinfo/video_index.html#musculoskeletal
Comprehensive, wide variety of topics
http://www.netanatomy.com/
Glossary of Anatomical terms
http://www.anatomy.usyd.edu.au/glossary/index.cgi
Historical Anatomies
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/exhibition/historicalanatomies/home.html
Online Orthopedic text - Bones, Muscles, Nerves
http://wheelessonline.com/
Histology Reference
www.kumc.edu/instruction/medicine/anatomy/histoweb/index.htm
Website of AAA, resources for those interested in the
science of Anatomy
www.anatomy.org
Full of excellent pictures of dissections, try the
Question of the Week, or take an online Practicum.
www.anatomylab.com
A fantastic resource, lots of good information, see
the Anatomic Variation link!
www.anatomyatlases.org
Many links and resources for learning
http://www.1sthealthinsurancequotes.com/anatomy-physiology.html
A digital version of Gray's Anatomy, not the TV
series.
www.bartleby.com/107/
An impressive list of links.
matcmadison.edu/faculty/cshuster/links1.htm
The Human Anatomy & Physiology Society
www.hapsweb.org
A learning reference, click on "Undergraduate Medical
Education" and look for relevant sections.
www.meddean.luc.edu/lumen/index.html
A good site to bone up with.
www.bio.psu.edu/people/faculty/strauss/anatomy/skel/skeletal.htm
A Sheep Brain Dissection Guide
academic.uofs.edu/department/psych/sheep/
A good selection of topics to help you learn.
www.getbodysmart.com/
Lots of fun here, try the Multiplayer Games, "Anatomy
Bowl", do it with friends, challenge your instructor!
msjensen.education.umn.edu/Webanatomy/
Course Materials From Previous
Terms
Biology 251 Course Materials from
Spring 2009 -- Note: if you are taking my BIOL& 251
course this spring, feel free to preview these but do not print them, as I will
be editing them for the current quarter and some content and/or organization
will change. I'll
have the "new and improved" versions of my notes posted in the current
quarter's course materials
section of this website by the night before each lecture at the
latest, and most often sooner.
Biology 252 Course Materials from
Summer 2009
Biology 253 Course Materials from Fall
2009
Biology 164 Course Materials from
Winter 2009