333 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY ACADEMIC
1 credit | Grades: 1112
The structure and function of the human body are examined in this course in extensive detail. Content includes the various systems of the body such as those that involve locomotion, digestion, circulation, respiration, excretion, and reproduction. Diseases and genetic abnormalities are also studied. The course will provide a comprehensive understanding for students whose future interests may lie in the biological sciences, medicine, nursing, physical therapy, dentistry, medical technology, and other related health sciences. Extensive laboratory work will focus on tissue identification, the nervous system, the chemical properties of foods, blood typing, and other investigations. To derive maximum benefit, it is recommended that students have completed or be enrolled in a chemistry course.
Prerequisite(s): Biology
Grade Scale: Academic
Credit Hours: 1
Credit Type: SC,STEM
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