Document: Breathing Rate Abstract: Oxygen is essential to life. We use the oxygen we breathe and the food we eat to produce energy. Physical activity increases our need for energy; increasing the use of oxygen and nutrients.The body can store some of the things it needs to function. However, oxygen cannot be stored for more than a few minutes at a time.At rest...

Document: Endocrine System Lab Abstract: Observe the microscopic anatomy of the major endocrine glands.

Document: Skin Assesment Lab Abstract: Observe the color of the palm of your hand under normal conditions. Describe it in the chart below. Obtain a watch glass and press your palm firmly against the plate for 1 minute. Observe the skin through the glass and record your observations

Document: Mystery of the Bones Abstract: In a quiet camping area known as Crystal Lake, four complete human skeletons were found in the mud when the lake began to dry during a drought. Detectives checked the missing person’s reports for people in the area and found that five people had disappeared from that area over the last 10 years.

Document: AOTL Diagram 4 Abstract: Regional Terms- Anterior View & Posterior

Document: AOTL Diagram 3 Abstract: Dorsal and Ventral Body Cavities and their Divisions

Document: AOTL Diagram 2 Abstract: Front, back, and side view of a blank human illustration.

Document: AOTL Diagram 1 Abstract: Front and back of a human illustration.

Document: Anatomical Orientation & Terminology Lab Abstract: Terminology can be tricky in Anatomy and Physiology.  It is important that members of anatomical and health care fields be able to communicate with one another using a logical, standardized language that is descriptive and informative.  Otherwise, we may resort to using terms that are confusing or conditional.  For example, the nose is...