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The A&P Spring OSSM 2025 course, taught by Dr. Theodore Mathuram, aims to provide students with a foundational understanding of human anatomy and physiology, including body systems, diseases, and lab skills. The grading structure consists of quizzes, lab reports, and a final exam, with a mix of lectures and lab sessions that include dissections and various experiments. Required reading is from the 7th Edition of 'Anatomy and Physiology' by Patton and Thibodeau.

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a&p syllabus

The A&P Spring OSSM 2025 course, taught by Dr. Theodore Mathuram, aims to provide students with a foundational understanding of human anatomy and physiology, including body systems, diseases, and lab skills. The grading structure consists of quizzes, lab reports, and a final exam, with a mix of lectures and lab sessions that include dissections and various experiments. Required reading is from the 7th Edition of 'Anatomy and Physiology' by Patton and Thibodeau.

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A&P Spring OSSM 2025

Instructor: Theodore Mathuram, Ph.D


[email protected]
Office: 405-522-7840

Required textbook: Anatomy and Physiology Patton.Thbodeau, 7th Edition

Course Objectives: To gain a basic understanding of the structure and function of the
human body
• To identify and explain the structure and function of each body system
• To discuss diseases, disorders and conditions commonly found in healthcare
• To explain the role of each body system in maintaining homeostasis
• To develop some fundamental lab skills and research ability through lab exercises
and term paper projects.
Overall, this class will help lay a foundation for future study in the areas of health sciences
and biomedical engineering. The course will consist of lab and lecture sessions and
attendance to both is compulsory.

Grading:
Activity Points
Biweekly Quiz/Monthly 40%
Quiz
Lab reports 10%
Final Exam 50%
Schedule of Lectures:
Lecture week Topic Reading

Week 1 A&P Introduction Chapter 1,3


Week 2 (Wk 1 Cell structure and function, tissues Chapter 5
Quiz)
Week 3 Transports through the plasma membrane Chapter 4
Week 4 (Wk Macromolecules Chapter 2
2,3 Quiz)
Week 5 Acids-Bases-Buffers-pH Chapter 2,30
Week 6 (Wk Monthly Quiz
1-5 Quiz)
Week 7 Integumentary system Chapter 6
Week 8 (Wk 7 Skeletal System Chapter 8
Quiz)
Week 9 The Muscular System Chapter 10,11
Week 10 (Wk The Nervous system Chapter 12
8,9 Quiz)
Week 11 Endocrine system Chapter 16
Week 12 (Wk Monthly Quiz
7-11 Quiz)
Week 13 Respiratory system Chapter 23,24
Week 14 (Wk Lymphatic System and Immunity Chapter 20
13 Quiz)
Week 15 Circulatory system Chapter 23,24
Week 16 (Wk Circulatory system (Heart) Chapter 18
14, 15 Quiz)
Week 17 Digestive system Chapter 25,26
Week 18 (Wk Final Exam
1-16 Quiz)

Lab sessions:

• Dissection of Pigs
• Dissection of Cats
• Dissection of Rabbits
• Dissection of Rats
• ATP Muscle lab exercise
• Diffusion-Osmosis experiment
• Immunodetective Investigation
• Digestion
• Blood Typing
• Cell Respiration
• Experimental Enzymology with Catalase
• Introduction to Toxicology

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