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   |  VET 115IN - Animal Anatomy and Physiology   7 Credits, 11 Contact Hours  5 lecture periods 6 lab periods
 Anatomy and physiology of domestic animals. Includes the study of body systems such as skeletal, muscular, integumentary, special sense organs, circulatory, digestive, nervous,  respiratory, reproductive and special sense organs. Also includes endocrine, urinary systems and principles of disease.
 
 Prerequisite(s): Within the last eight years : BIO 156IN  or BIO 181IN  (or required  score on BIO 156 assessment test), and VET 100 .
 Corequisite(s): VET 112IN
 Information: Admission to Veterinary Technology program is required before enrolling in this course.
    
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 Course Learning Outcomes
 
 
	Interpret and use anatomic and physiologic terminology.Explain the composition, function and disease processes associated with integumentary system, muscle, bone, cardiovascular, digestive organs, urinary, renal, nervous and reproductive systems.Classify composition of circulating blood and explain hematopoetic generation.Assess the aspects of pH, fluid, and electrolyte homeostasis physiology. Performance Objectives:
 
 
	Define anatomical terminology.Define basic physiology terminology.Differentiate between cells, tissues, organs and organ systems, both structurally and functionally.Describe integumentary system and associated structures.List skin disorders and medical terminology.Identify and name the organs of the digestive system, including structure and function.Describe the digestive functions of the pancreas and liver.Describe neural and hormonal regulation of the digestive system.List digestive system disorders and terminology.Explain the structure and formation of teeth in different species.List dental disorders and terminology.List functions of the skeletal system.Classify bones by location and shape.Identify the parts of a synovial joint.List skeletal disorders and terminology.List muscle types.Explain muscle and neuromuscular physiology.Describe other support structures including tendons, ligaments, bursa, and fascia.List muscular system disorders and terminology.Describe the circulatory system, including the blood vascular system and the lymphatic vascular system.Describe basic blood cell types and formation.Explain the structures and function of the heart.List major vessels, arteries and veins.List circulatory system disorders and terminology.Describe and identify the components and function of the respiratory system.Explain the control mechanisms and cycles of respiration.List respiratory disorders and terminology.Describe male and female reproductive systems.Explain reproduction, conception, and pregnancy.Contrast the stages and describe the progression of parturition.Relate the composition of the mammary glands, and illustrate the functions of the normal and the pathology of the abnormal mammary glandExplain reproductive endocrinology.List the stages of parturition.Explain the anatomy and function of mammary glands.Explain lactation.Describe the structure and the functions of the endocrine system.Describe anatomy of the urinary system.Describe urinary disorders and terminology.Explain physiologic formation of urine.Explain fluid, electrolyte and acid-base homeostasis.Describe the nervous system, functions and structures.List the nervous system divisions, structure and functions, including the anatomy of the brain.Describe nervous system disorders and terminology.Describe and identify special sense organs, including: taste, smell, and general sensations.List special sense organs disorders and terminology. Outline:
 
 
	Terminology
	
		Anatomical
		
			DefinitionPlanes and sectionsDirectionsCavitiesRegions and quadrantsCellsTissuesOrgansSystemsPhysiological
		
			DefinitionCells and tissuesHomeostasisIntegumentary System
	
		SkinHairClaws and hoovesHornsDisorders and medical terminologyDigestive System
	
		Organs
		
			Mouth and teeth
			
				Structure and formationFunction of different speciesDisorders and terminologyEsophagusStomach
			
				SimpleRuminant forestomachsIntestines
			
				CarnivoresHerbivoresAccessory organs
			
				PancreasLiverDigestive processesDigestive hormonesDisorders and terminologySkeletal System
	
		Bone tissue
		
			Functions and structuresMedical terminologyTypes of bones
		
			LocationShapeDivisions
		
			AxialAppendicularVertebrae of domestic animalsJointsDisorders and terminologyMuscular System
	
		Types and functions
		
			SkeletalCardiacSmoothNeuromuscular physiologyMuscle groupsDisorders and terminologyCirculatory System
	
		Blood vascular system
		
			Cell typesCell formationFetal circulationHeart
		
			Structure and functionCardiac cycleMajor vessels, arteries and veinsLymphatic vascular systemDisorders and terminologyRespiratory System
	
		Structure and functions
		
			Upper respiratory tractLower respiratory tractRespiratory mechanisms
		
			Gas exchangesInspirationExpirationBreathing control
			
				MechanicalChemicalDisorders and terminologyReproductive System
	
		Male
		
			Structure and functionDisordersFemale
		
			Structure and functionDisordersFertilization and pregnancy
		
			Estrus cycleOvulatorsFertilization and implantationEmbryo developmentParturitionMilk production
		
			Structure and function of mammary glandsHormonesEndocrine System
	
		Structure and functionsGlands and hormonesUrinary System
	
		Structure and function
		
			KidneysUretersUrinary bladderUrethraUrine formationFluid, electrolyte, and acid-base homeostasisDisorders and terminologyNervous System
	
		Tissue structure and functionDivisions
		
			CentralPeripheralAutonomic
			
				SympatheticParasympatheticBrainDisorders and terminologySpecial Senses Organs
	
		Olfactory (smell)Gustatory (taste)Visual (eye)Auditory (ear)Vestibular (mechanical)Disorders and medical terminology 
 Effective Term:
 Full Academic Year 2021/22
 
 
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