physiology
Physiology 1: Fall 2007
Instructor: L. Calabrese
Chapter Notes
Cell Structure and Function
Neurophysiology Addendum
Homeostasis
Neurotransmitters
Senses
Sympathetic and Parasympathetic Divisions
Endocrine System
Objectives
Exam 2 Review:
Part 1 Part 2
Cardiac Physiology
Muscle Physiology
Blood
Circulation
Immune System
Renal Physiology
Respiratory System
Digestion
Reproduction
Development
Office: SCI 112 Phone: 310: 233-4698, X4979
Office hours: 8:30 AM to 9:00 AM M/W
2:15 PM to 3:00 PM M/W
Text:
Human Anatomy and Physiology 7th edition by Marieb
Grading:
Grades will be determined by a combination of lecture
exams and lab exercises. The lab portion will be worth
1/3 of the final grade, while the lecture portion will be
worth 2/3 of the final grade. The lecture portion will
consist of 3 exams worth100 points each and a final
exam worth 200 points. Lecture exams and final
exam will be multiple choice. Bring a scantron
form to each exam.
Letter grades will be assigned on a scale of total
points as follows:
100-90% = A
89-80% = B
79-70% = C
69-60% = D
<60% = F
Make-up exams: There will be no make up
exams; If it is necessary to miss an exam, please
inform the instructor ahead of time.
Materials Fee: There is a $20 materials fee
for this class. This money is used to buy
chemicals and other supplies during lab.
The lab fee should be paid at the book store and
the receipt turned in to the lecture instructor with
your name printed on it. If the lab fee is not paid
by the date of the first exam, the exam will not be graded. Once the lab fee is paid, the exam will be scored and returned.
Attendance: Attendance is crucial to being
successful in this class. Any student that is
absent more than six hours of lecture and
lab combined may be dropped from the
class at the instructor’s discretion