Anatomy & Physiology II Lab Lessons
Interactive online lessons designed to supplement A&P II coursework.
NOTE: These lessons were originally developed to support the Clayton State University A&P curriculum and may reference course-specific materials. They are being provided as a temporary resource while new, expanded learning materials are developed for Sawyer Anatomy & Physiology.
Includes identification of structures using laboratory models.
- Eye Structures
- Eye - Extrinsic Muscles
- Eye - Measuring Visual Acuity
- Ear Structures
- Hearing Tests and Hearing Loss
- Sheep Eye - External Structures
- Sheep Eye - Dissected
Includes identification of structures using laboratory models as well as hormones produced and the functions of those hormones.
- Pituitary Gland, Pineal Gland
- Thyroid Gland, Parathyroid Glands, Adrenal Glands
- Stomach, Pancreas, Duodenum, Kidneys
- Heart, Adipose Tissue, Thymus, Testes, Ovaries
Designed to supplement Pearson's PhysioEx 10.0 Exercise 4: Endocrine System Physiology by reviewing the physiological concepts needed to understand the simulation activities.
- Activity 1 - Metabolism and Thyroid Hormone
- Activity 2 - Plasma Glucose, Insulin, and Diabetes Mellitus
- Activity 3 - Hormone Replacement Therapy
- Activity 4 - Measuring Cortisol and Adrenocortocotropic Hormone
Includes identification of structures using laboratory models.
- Blood Flow
- Heart Membranes
- External Heart Structures - Anterior View
- External Heart Structures - Posterior View
- Internal Heart Structures
- Sheep Heart - External Membranes
- Sheep Heart - External Anterior
- Sheep Heart - External Posterior
- Sheep Heart - Internal (Dissected)
Part of this lesson was designed to supplement Pearson's PhysioEx 10.0 Exercise 5: Cardiovascular Dynamics by reviewing the physiological concepts needed to understand the simulation activities.
- Heart's Conduction System
- Electrocardiogram (ECG)
- PhysioEx Activities 1-4 - Radius, Viscosity, Length, Pressure
- PhysioEx Activity 5 - Radius and Heart Rate
- PhysioEx Activity 6 - Stroke Volume and Heart Rate
- PhysioEx Activity 7 - Compensatory Mechanisms
Includes identification of structures using laboratory models and PAL pictures and only covers a subset of major arteries and veins.
- Review of Arterial Branching
- Review of Venous Branching
- ID Sheet - Arteries #1-10
- ID Sheet - Arteries #11-19
- ID Sheet - Veins #20-29
Includes identification of structures using laboratory models.
- Pharynx
- Larynx
- Bronchial Tree
- Lungs
- Respiratory Models
Designed to supplement Pearson's PhysioEx 10.0 Exercise 7: Respiratory System Mechanics by reviewing the physiological concepts needed to understand the simulation activities.
- Background Information (including spirometry)
- Activity 1 - Obstructed Airflow
- Activity 2 - Spirometry Comparisons
- Activity 3 - Surfactant and Intrapleural Pressure
- Fetal Pig - Cardiovascular Structures
- Fetal Circulation
- Fetal Pig - Respiratory Structures
Includes identification of structures using laboratory models.
- Oral Cavity and Pharynx
- Esophagus and Stomach
- Small and Large Intestines
- Accessory Organs (Glands, Liver, Gallbladder, Pancreas)
- Digestive System Models
Designed to supplement Pearson's PhysioEx 10.0 Exercise 8: Chemical and Physical Processes of Digestion by reviewing the physiological concepts needed to understand the simulation activities.
- Background Information
- Activity 1 - Amylase
- Activity 2 - Enzyme Specificity
- Activity 3 - Pepsin
- Activity 4 - Lipase
- Conclusions
Includes identification of structures using laboratory models.
- Urinary System Anatomy
- Kidney Blood Flow
- Nephron
- Reproductive System Anatomy
- Urinary & Reproductive System Models
Designed to supplement Pearson's PhysioEx 10.0 Exercise 9: Renal System Physiology by reviewing the physiological concepts needed to understand the simulation activities.
- Background Information
- Activity 1 - Arteriole Radius and GFR
- Activity 2 - Blood Pressure and GFR
- Activity 3 - Renal Response to Blood Pressure Changes
- Activity 4 - Solute Gradients and Urine Concentration
- Activity 5 - Reabsorption of Glucose
- Activity 6 - Effects of Hormones (ADH, Aldosterone)
- Fetal Pig Dissection - Digestive System
- Urinary and Reproductive System Dissections
Designed to supplement Pearson's PhysioEx 10.0 Exercise 10: Acid-Base Balance by reviewing the physiological concepts needed to understand the simulation activities.
- Background Information - pH and Carbon Dioxide
- Activity 1 - Hyperventilation
- Activity 2 - Rebreathing
- Activity 3 - Renal Response to Respiratory pH Changes
- Activity 4 - Metabolic Acidosis and Alkalosis
- Conclusions