Systems Anatomy: Interactive Lab Manual & Workbook

Author(s): Martin Dragan

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Systems Anatomy: Interactive Lab Manual & Workbook provides a hands-on introduction to human anatomy through a series of focused laboratory units. The manual begins with an introduction to the anatomy program, lab rules, expectations, equity, and respectful treatment of donors before moving into foundational anatomy concepts and major body systems. The units cover connective tissue and cell types, muscle types and functions, the cardiovascular and respiratory systems, the nervous system, and the digestive, urinary, and reproductive systems. Designed to support interactive learning, the workbook guides students through the structure and function of the human body while reinforcing anatomy concepts through laboratory-based study.

Introduction to the Human Anatomy Program 
    Equity Statement 
    Land Acknowledgement
Rules of the Anatomy Lab 
    Treat Donors with Respect
    When in the Physical Lab Space
    Lab Expectations 
UNIT 1 Introduction to Anatomy 
UNIT 2 Connective Tissue & Cell Types 
UNIT 3 Muscle Types and Functions 
UNIT 4 Cardiovascular System 
UNIT 5 Respiratory System 
UNIT 7 & 8 Nervous System I & II
UNIT 9 Digestive System
UNIT 10 Urinary System 
UNIT 11 Reproductive System 

Martin Dragan

Systems Anatomy: Interactive Lab Manual & Workbook provides a hands-on introduction to human anatomy through a series of focused laboratory units. The manual begins with an introduction to the anatomy program, lab rules, expectations, equity, and respectful treatment of donors before moving into foundational anatomy concepts and major body systems. The units cover connective tissue and cell types, muscle types and functions, the cardiovascular and respiratory systems, the nervous system, and the digestive, urinary, and reproductive systems. Designed to support interactive learning, the workbook guides students through the structure and function of the human body while reinforcing anatomy concepts through laboratory-based study.

Introduction to the Human Anatomy Program 
    Equity Statement 
    Land Acknowledgement
Rules of the Anatomy Lab 
    Treat Donors with Respect
    When in the Physical Lab Space
    Lab Expectations 
UNIT 1 Introduction to Anatomy 
UNIT 2 Connective Tissue & Cell Types 
UNIT 3 Muscle Types and Functions 
UNIT 4 Cardiovascular System 
UNIT 5 Respiratory System 
UNIT 7 & 8 Nervous System I & II
UNIT 9 Digestive System
UNIT 10 Urinary System 
UNIT 11 Reproductive System 

Martin Dragan