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Anatomy Lab Unit Three Resource Center
Unit 3 Lab Objectives

 

 

 















  
Unit Three Topics
 
Hematology
Respiratory System
Blood Typing
Lung Capacities
Anatomy of the Heart
Lung Volumes
Arteries & Veins
Lymphatic System
Sheep Heart Dissection   Hepatic Portal
Blood Pressure   Circulation
 
You should complete identification of all the Lab Learnng Objectives during the first five lab sessions. The sixth lab is the last session before the lab exam and should be used for review. Below is a schedule to learn lab objectives. The headings are a reference to the Lab Learning Objective document.
   
  Session One: > Anatomy of the Heart
 
  Session Two > Anatomy of the Heart // Blood Typing
 
  Session Three > Major Arteries // Major Veins // Blood Pressure Monitoring
 
  Session Four > Major Arteries // Major Veins // Lymphatic System // Sheep Heart
 
  Session Five > Portal Circulation // Respiratory System
 
  Session Six > Respiratory System // Spiromety // Lung Voumes // Review all learning objectives
 
  Session Seven > Lab Exam
 
 
Anatomy Slide Presentations
 
 
Blood Typing (PDF) / Slide Presentation
 
Anatomy of the Heart (PDF) / Slide Presentation
 
 
 
Blood Typing (PDF) / Slide Presentation
 
Anatomy of the Heart (PDF) / Slide Presentation
 
   
Audio Chapter Reviews
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Video Library to Enhance Your Laboratory Experience
 
Arteries and Veins (Video)
 
 
Veinous Valves (Video) This graphic representation illustrations how venous semilunar valves work. It also shows how placque may build up behind the valve as a throbus and then dislodge, becoming an embolus that travels in the blood.
 
 
How Capillaries Work (Video)
 
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Red Blood Corpuscles Flowing Through Capillaries / Note RBCs Lining Up Single File to Pass Through Capillaries (Video)
 
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 Carbonic anhydrase and the transport of CO2 in blood. (Video)
 
  The Bohr Effect (Video)
 
 
Blood Typing (Video)
 
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Watch a neutrophil chase a bacterial among RBCs. The neutrophil eventually catches the bacteria and kills the bacteria by phagocytosis. (View Video)
 
 
Innate Recognition of Pathogens (Video)
 
 
Natural Killer Cell (cytotoxic surveillance lymphocyte) attacks a fibroblast. View Video
 
 
The Complement System: Complement is a group of 30 or more plasma proteins made primarily by the liver. These proteins play an important role in both nonspecific resistance and specific immunity. After complement is activated by one of three separate mechanisms, it results in four separate actions to destroy pathogens: inflammation, immune clearance, phagocytosis, and cytolysis. This video illustrates how complement " kills" a bacteria by cytolysis. (View Video)
 
 
 
 
An Overview of Immunology (Video)
 
 
Heart of America (Video)
 
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Blood Flow Through the Heart (Video)
 
 
Iso-Volumic Contraction / Relaxation During the Cardiac Cycle (Video)
 
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The Big Heart and the Coronary Circulation (Video)
 
  Coronary Arteries & Coronary Veins (Video)
 
 
Fetal Blood Circulation (Video)
 
** Sheep Plunk I / Infating Fresh Lung Tissue
 
  Sheep Plunk II / Examination of Fixed Lung Tissue
 
** Inflation of Smoker and Non-Smoker Lungs
 
 
Boyles Law - Pressure and Volume (Video)
 
 
Charle's Law - Pressure and Temperature (Video)
 
 
Dalton's Law - Partial Pressure (1) (Video)
 
 
Dalton's Law and Partial Pressure (2) (Video)
 
  Henry's Law - Gas Pressure & Solubility (Video)
 
  Transport of Respiratory Gases (Video)
 
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Respiratory Volumes & Spirometry - Excellent Presentation! (Video)
 
  Sphygmomanometer: How to Check Blood Pressure (Video)
 
 
Spirometry Exam (Video)
 
 
Larynx Sagital View (Video)
 
** Steven Tyler's Vocal Cords
 
 
Larynx Anterior View (Video)
 
 
Trachea & Bronchi (Video)
 
 
 
 
Asthma / 2 (Video)
   
Wall Charts
   
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  The Respiratory System Wall Chart
 
 
 
   
Lab Models
   
 
 
 
  Review of Respiratory Learning Objectives
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Lympahtic System 1 // Lymphatic System 2 // Lymphatic System 3
   
 

LS Mammary Gland // Regional Lymph Nodes
 
 

Lower extremity veins | Radiology Key

Arteries and Veins Learning Objective
   
Self Examination "Flash Boxes" Mapped to Lab Objectives
 
Arteries Supplying the Upper Limb .
 
Veins Draining the Upper Limb
 
Veins Draining the Head and Neck
 
Hepatic Portal System ,
   
Lab Supplemental Resources
 
 
 
  Sheep Heart Pluck Demonstration
  Blood Typing Work Sheet
Articles of Interest
 
 
 
* Note: See videos above
 
Miscellaneous Web Resources
 
 
 
 
 
   
Lab Experiments / Demonstration
 
   
 
 
Lecture: Unit 1 - Unit 2 - Unit 3 - Unit 4 ////////////Lab: Unit 1 - Unit 2 - Unit 3 - Unit 4