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**PLEASE NOTE:  These Anatomy & Physiology pages have been left here for you to use, although I am no longer actively teaching and will not be updating these pages.

This Web page is for students in Anatomy & Physiology I.  This page contains materials for both lecture and laboratory that you can download, view, or print from here.  Small numbers in parentheses following links indicate the date of the last update. 

Some of the files contained on this Web site are VERY BIG and they will take some time to download, especially if you have a slower Internet connection.

If you don't have PowerPoint on your home computer, you can still download/view/print the slides below by first downloading the MS PowerPoint Viewer.   Get PowerPoint Viewer

Lecture slides are also available as Adobe Acrobat format as .PDF files.  Additionally, there are some materials on this Web site that are only available in PDF format.  You will need the Adobe Acrobat Reader in order to view these files.  Get Adobe Acrobat (for .PDF files)

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LECTURE MATERIALS

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LECTURE EXAM STUDY GUIDES

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LABORATORY MATERIALS 

   **PLEASE NOTE: MATERIALS IN THIS SECTION ARE FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY.  

YOU MUST CHECK WITH YOUR LABORATORY INSTRUCTOR ABOUT THE MATERIALS YOU NEED TO KNOW FOR EXAMS, AND FOR APPROPRIATE HANDOUTS AND GUIDES.

(Feel free to use the materials as a reference source or to augment your understanding, but your lab instructor will provide you with your required materials you need/are required to master for laboratory.)

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LABORATORY EXAM STUDY GUIDES

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NEW LINKS

STUDY GUIDES AND HELPERS

Study Skills Corner - PowerPoint slides with study tips

Suggested Study Method (10/8/13)        Expert Questions  (8/12)       Preparing for Exams (8/12) 

Metric System Tutorial/Review (For Dummies Tutorial) (1/14)   Metric System Video Tutorial (YouTube)  (1/14)   

Overcoming Test Anxiety [C. Arem, Ph.D., PIMA Community College; (8/12)]

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LINKS TO OTHER WEB SITES FOR A&P

** General Links **

Discover Your Learning Style! (8/12)       Mastering A&P - (8/12) Web site supporting our current textbook, Marieb's Human Anatomy & Physiology (A GREAT resource!  Check it out.)

McGraw Hill  (8/12) - Good Web-based resource site for those of you not able to access Pearson's Mastering A&P Web site

Answers.com (great encyclopedic site for definitions, audible pronunciation, etc.)

Blackboard Learn (8/12)   Mnemonics Galore!  (8/12)  General Links for A&P  (8/12)   

iTunes U - Good explanations of some topics you may be having trouble with.  Looks like a work in progress, so keep checking back!  (9/9/12 ) 

Quizlet.com - (General Link) Great site for viewing previously made flashcards (be sure to check that answers are correct since these are posted by various people), or for making your own!  (9/17/12 ) 

Quizlet.com link from a former student in Dr. E's A&P I course.  (Thank you, Stephanie!!)  Here is a little background on how she uses quizlet to help her study: (10/28/15)

"This is a sample to the set I made for exam 3. Its easy because smart phones have the downloadable app which forces you to type the answer. On the desktop website you can take the terms that were created and make tests and you can pick from multiple choice, matching, true/false and typed answer or a combination of whichever one would like. I make up my own questions from the stuff in your slides in red. It implements the study method you mentioned about putting it in your own words. I also type the answers in the study guide and copy and paste the ones I don't know onto a desperate document to know what to refer back to. Its not for everyone but it works for me! You can also search other student's sets or some professors use it. 

Its a different study approach but I hope this helps other people!

Study Blue Study Tools for iOS, Android, and Web apps.  (9/20/13) - Thanks for the link, Samantha!!

General 'quiz yourself' site for A&P (Purpose Games) (2/14)

Some great links to all kinds of videos from A&P from CrashCourse (1/1/16)

** Anatomical Terminology and Body Plan **

Wisc-online (8/12)        McGraw Hill Labeling Exercises (8/12)

Confused about what the mediastinum is?  Take a look at this video... (thanks to Michael Zucker for the video link!)

** Microscope **

Virtual Microscope from University of Delaware (8/12)

VirtualUrchin Microscope Tutorial (8/12)

 More in depth introduction to the theory of microscopy from Zeiss (8/12)

PDF Intro to the Microscope - U of California-Berkely (8/12)

** Histology Links **

Histology Practice (8/12)      LUMEN Histology Series (8/12)

Olathe Schools Practice in Epithelial Tissue (9/13)

** Osmolarity **

Interactive Osmolarity Tutorial (From Wisc Online)

** ATP/Cellular respiration **

Crash Course Video on ATP and Cellular Respiration (thanks, Deb!)  (9/26)

** Transcription/Translation Links **

Crash Course video on DNA structure and replication (thanks, Deb!)  (9/26)

Close Up Animation of Translation (8/12)

Animation of DNA replication, transcription, translation - it's cool!    (8/12)

You Tube animation of translation (10/1) <- Used in class for demo

** Bone Links **

Skull Practice (8/12)    General Bone Quiz (8/12) 

Anatomy Drill & Practice (8/12)     Skeletal System Review/Practice (3/14)

** Joint/Articulation Links **

ExRx Articulations (8/12)  - Great site for examples of joint movement with associated muscles

** Muscle Links **

The Neuromuscular junction

Excitation-contraction coupling

Muscle Contraction Animation (Brooks/Cole) (8/12) 

** Nervous System Links ** 

Special Senses - Anatomy of the Ear (8/12)

Anatomy of the Eye (8/14)   Interactive Drag & Drop on Eye Anatomy - requires Adobe Shockwave (8/12)    Eye Muscle Quiz (8/12)

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