Explorations in Human Anatomy II - in Person Version

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Copyright: 2025

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This laboratory manual offers a structured, hands-on exploration of human anatomy and physiology through guided dissection and systems-based exercises. Students investigate key body systems in sequence, beginning with sense organs and endocrine function, then progressing through the circulatory, respiratory, urinary, digestive, and reproductive systems, as well as embryonic development. The inclusion of cardiovascular dissection provides direct experience with anatomical structures, reinforcing conceptual understanding through observation and practical application. 

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Exercise 1 Sense Organs    

Exercise 2 The Endocrine System    

Exercise 3 The Circulatory System---Blood    

Exercise 4 The Circulatory System---The Heart and Blood Vessels    

Exercise 5 Introduction to Dissection---The Cardiovascular System    

Exercise 6 The Respiratory System    

Exercise 7 The Urinary System    

Exercise 8 The Digestive System    

Exercise 9 The Male Reproductive System    

Exercise 10 The Female Reproductive System    

Exercise 11 Embryonic Development    

Kimberly Demnicki
Kimberly Zahn

Kimberly Zahn is Interim Associate Dean for STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). In this role, she supports academic leadership and coordination across STEM programs, working to advance curriculum development, faculty collaboration, and student success initiatives within science, technology, engineering, and mathematics disciplines.

This laboratory manual offers a structured, hands-on exploration of human anatomy and physiology through guided dissection and systems-based exercises. Students investigate key body systems in sequence, beginning with sense organs and endocrine function, then progressing through the circulatory, respiratory, urinary, digestive, and reproductive systems, as well as embryonic development. The inclusion of cardiovascular dissection provides direct experience with anatomical structures, reinforcing conceptual understanding through observation and practical application. 

Acknowledgments

Exercise 1 Sense Organs    

Exercise 2 The Endocrine System    

Exercise 3 The Circulatory System---Blood    

Exercise 4 The Circulatory System---The Heart and Blood Vessels    

Exercise 5 Introduction to Dissection---The Cardiovascular System    

Exercise 6 The Respiratory System    

Exercise 7 The Urinary System    

Exercise 8 The Digestive System    

Exercise 9 The Male Reproductive System    

Exercise 10 The Female Reproductive System    

Exercise 11 Embryonic Development    

Kimberly Demnicki
Kimberly Zahn

Kimberly Zahn is Interim Associate Dean for STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). In this role, she supports academic leadership and coordination across STEM programs, working to advance curriculum development, faculty collaboration, and student success initiatives within science, technology, engineering, and mathematics disciplines.