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YORK UNIVERSITY

School of Kinesiology and Health Science, Faculty of Health

HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY I (HH/KINE 2011 3.0, sections A,B,C)

FALL 2010-11 Course Outline

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Objectives HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY I

(HH/KINE 2011 3.0)

This course is a first course in Human Physiology. The focus is on basic principles of physiology from the

sub-cellular to cellular components including their functions and their mechanisms of function.

The course provides a sound basis for understanding complex multi-cellular organisms in subsequent courses.

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Objectives HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY I

(HH/KINE 2011 3.0)

HH/KINE 2011 3.00 Human Physiology I

Human Physiology 1 is a three (3) credit course, three hours a week thirteen weeks (one term). It provides students with a sound basis for understanding human physiology.

The following are covered in depth: General science review, cell physiology, plasma membrane potentials, muscle physiology, neuron pathways, blood and components, and basic immunology.

All the course material is presented in lecture form with no required laboratories.

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Course Text is available in the York bookstore Required

This text will also be used for Human Phys II KINE3012

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Course Director: Dr Gillian E Wu Please address Dr. Wu with all course administration questions.

Instructor: Dr. Gillian E. Wu Room 124, Farqharson Building E-mail: through WebCT only please Office hours:

Mon 10:45am-12 noon, Tues 9am-10:30am

Instructor: Dr. Olivier Birot Room 353, Norman Bethune College, E-mail: through WebCT only please Office hours:

Mon 10:45am-12 noon, Tues 9am-10:30am

We welcome feedback on accessibility issues, please email either one of us on WebCT

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If you have not yet enrolled -

Enrollment is online only, pending availability And You must have Honours Standing

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Course timetable: Lectures

Section A: ACE 102 (Acolade East Building) Mon/Wed/Fri 8:30-9:20 AM

Section B: ACE 102 (Acolade East Building) Mon/Wed/Fri 9:30-10:20 AM

Section C: Video presentation - on line - available in real time Mon/Wed/Fri 9:30-10:20 AM and at all times thereafter

Video presentation of lectures - available to all registered students Mon/Wed/Fri at 9:30 AM in “real time” or at all times thereafter

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Tutorials:

Led by Teaching Assistants

You may attend any session, regardless of the section in which you are enrolled

Monday and Wednesday - DROP IN any time between 11:30-15:30, Room 125 CB (Chemistry Building)

Teaching Assistants can be emailed on WebCT

Jovana Vojnovic Linda Chen Marina Kishiyansky

Marker Grader is Abdikarim Abdullahi

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Week Mon Wed Fri Content 1 Sept 13

(GW ) Sept 15 (GW )

Sept 17 (GW )

Intro , Chapter 1 body organization; Chapter 2 Cell organelles start

2 Sept 20 (OB )

Sept 22 (OB )

Sept 24 (OB )

Chapter 3 page 75 Membrane potential to Chapter 4 page 115, membrane channels Cell Membrane structure and function

3 Sept 27 (GW )

Sept 29 (GW )

Oct 1 (GW)

Chapt 2 finish, review of material in Appendices A, B, C including Energy metabolism, cytoskeleton

4 Oct 4 (GW ) Oct 6 (GW ) Oct 8 (GW ) Finish Appendices, and pages 54-75 Chapter 3 – The Plasma Membrane

5 Oct 11 Oct 13 Oct 15 Reading week The mid term covers: Chapter 1, 2, 3, 4 (up until the page covered ) Appendices B from page 10, to C to page 30

6 Oct 18 35% MIDTERM

Oct 20 (GW ) Oct 22 (GW )

Chapt 11 Blood (omit pages 415-420)

Time Table - 1st page

35 classes, one mid term, 35%. The above is the order in which we expect to cover the material.

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Week Mon Wed Fri Content 7 Oct 25 (GW ) Oct 27 (GW ) Oct 29(GW) Chapter 11 Blood finish Chapt 12

Body Defences – the immune system (omit pages 457-464

8 Nov 1 (GW ) Nov 3 (GW) Nov 5 (GW ) Body Defences – the immune system (omit pages 457-464 Beginning of Chapter 5 if time

9 Nov 8 (O B ) Nov 10 (O B ) Nov 12(OB) Last drop date

Chapt 4 - up to page 115 (finish if needed) Chapter 5 page 132

10 Nov 15 (OB) Nov 17 (O B ) Nov 19(OB ) Chapter 5 conclude, (Chapter 6 is not covered) Chapter 7 PNS

11 Nov 22 (O B ) Nov 24 (O B ) Nov 26(OB ) Finish Neural information, 12 Nov 29 (O B ) Dec 1 (O B ) Dec 3 (O B ) Chapt 8 begin 13 Dec 6 (O B ) Dec 8 (O B ) Dec 10(OB ) Chapt 8 to page 284 Skeletal

Muscle (not covering Cardiac or Smooth Muscle this term) Review for Final

Time Table -2nd page

35 classes, one mid term, 35%. The above is the order in which we expect to cover the material.

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Time Table Fall Term Last date to enrol without permission of course instructor

Sept. 2 6

Last date to enrol with permission of course instructor

Oct. 8

Last date to drop courses without receiving a gra d e

Nov. 1 2

Midterm exam 35% REQUIRED (no make up)

Oct. 18

Last Class Dec. 10 Final Exam Some as yet unknown

time between Dec. 12 and Dec. 23, 2010

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STUDENT EVALUATION:

Midterm Exam : 35% [Monday, October 18 , 2010 , covers Sept 13 to Oct 8th inclusive-4 weeks, 33% of the course] , 50 minutes

(last day to drop KINE2011 is Nov 12, 2010)

Final: 65% [Date to be announced by registrar. Cumulative] , 2.5 hours

Important: Midterm Exam is required. If you are absent please bring in your signed physician’s form, and, if in order, you will be allowed to write a 100% final. The 35% weight of the missed midterm exam will be automatically added to the final.

There are no makeup exams for the Midterm Exam for any reason. If you do not write it AND you have not an accepted valid reason, you will receive 0/40 towards the final.

The final exam is required.

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1.  Exam questions will be derived from lectures, lecture material and the text book.

2. Exams may consist of multiple choice, true/false, drawings, and/or appropriate calculations.

3. Individual grades will not be bumped. Grade abnormalities may be rectified by York U.

4.  Lectures may be audio recorded by you. They will be video recorded by York (if you also record, be watchful of your recorder, they have been stolen.)

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This is a deferred standing form. If you miss any evalutation for legitimate reasons you may submit this form and appropriate documentation (e.g. Attending Physicianʼs Statement) to the Kinesiology Undergraduate Office. These forms are at: http://www.registrar.yorku.ca/pdf/deferred_standing_agreement.pdf

NOTE: Students who miss an evaluation for medical reasons must have the physician complete an Attending Physicianʼs Statement. A doctorʼs note is not an acceptable substitution.

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This is an Attending Physician Form. If you miss an evaluation for medical reasons you must have the physician complete an Attending Physicianʼs Statement. A doctorʼs note is not an acceptable substitute.

This form is available at: http://www.registrar.yorku.ca/pdf/ petitions/attending_physician_ statement.pdf

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PLEASE SEE AND READ THE DOCUMENT IN THE WEB CT LECTURE SECTION ON Senate Policy on Academic Dishonesty • Cheating is the attempt to gain an improper advantage in an academic evaluation. Forms of cheating include:

– Obtaining a copy of an examination before it is officially available or learning an examination question before it is officially available; – Copying another personʼs answer to an examination question; – Consulting an unauthorized source during an examination; – Obtaining assistance by means of documentary, electronic or other aids which are not approved by the instructor; – Changing a score or a record of an examination result; – Submitting the work one has done for one class or project to a second class, or as a second project, without the prior informed consent of the relevant instructors; – Submitting work prepared in collaboration with another or other member(s) of a class, when collaborative work on a project has not been authorized by the instructor; – Submitting work prepared in whole or in part by another person and representing that work as oneʼs own; – Offering for sale essays or other assignments, in whole or in part, with the expectation that these works will be submitted by a student for appraisal; – Preparing work in whole or in part, with the expectation that this work will be submitted by a student for appraisal.

• ACADEMIC MISCONDUCT WILL NOT BE TOLERATED.

• Please see Senate document on Academic Honesty for more information.

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PLEASE SEE AND READ THE DOCUMENT IN THE WEB CT LECTURE SECTION ON Senate Policy on Academic Dishonesty

http://www.yorku.ca/secretariat/policies/document.php?document=69#_Toc89156096

To cement your understanding of appropriate practices there is the Academic Integrity web site at York University (http://www.yorku.ca/academicintegrity), Where the sectioin ‘For Students,’ may be valuable

And if interested, consider completing the Academic Integrity Tutorial: (http://www.yorku.ca/tutorial/academic_integrity/).

• ACADEMIC MISCONDUCT WILL NOT BE TOLERATED. .

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WebCT

• WebCT is the online resource for this course. It will be used for private mail to the instructor or to the TAs, for accessing your grades, and for other course-related resources.

• The Midterm examination grade will be posted when they become available. Please do not email the instructor nor the TAs asking when grades will be posted.

• The Midterm will not be returned but will be available for viewing during TA hours. Scantrons will be available.

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Course Text is available in the York bookstore Required

This text will also be used for Human Phys II KINE3012

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A bit about your text:

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FREE Additional Study Resources

www.humanphysiology.nelson.com

What will you learn about in KINE2011

Levels of organization   Chemical

  Molecules composed of atoms

  Cellular   Cells are basic unit of life

  Tissue   Organ   Body system   Organism

What will you learn about in KINE2011

Levels of organization   Chemical

  Molecules composed of atoms

  Cellular   Cells are basic unit of life

  Tissue   Organ   Body system   Organism

BA vs BSc students: Appendices A and B

What will you learn about in KINE2011

Levels of organization   Chemical

  Molecules composed of atoms

  IT IS EXPECTED THAT ALL STUDENTS HAVE A COMPLETE UNDERSTANDING OF THESE APPENDICES. THE TAs WILL BE READY TO HELP ALL STUDENTS COVER THIS MATERIAL, some material will be covered in lectures.

  PLEASE ATTEND TO ENSURE YOU UNDERSTAND THE BASICS OF OUR BODY’S BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES

BA vs BSc students: Appendices A and B

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Lectures will be uploaded to the WebCT BEFORE the lecture

PLEASE ATTEND THE LECTURES IN WHICH YOU ARE ENROLLED: Over capacity classes can result in fire-code violations.

If class is cancelled due to a fire code violation, you will be responsible for material to be lectured on that day

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Things to do… • Purchase Textbook • Register for WebCT •  Down load course outline and information

Be prepared to learn how your body works!! Fascinating !!!

Welcome to KINE2011