Anatomy & Physiology Home Page Community College of Baltimore County Catonsville Campus

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Welcome to the CCBC-Catonsville A&P home page.  This page was designed to aid your study of Anatomy and Physiology I (BIOL 220) and II (BIOL 221). This page contains links to faculty home pages, as well as links to A&P I and A&P II materials. See the individual courses links for PowerPoint presentations currently available on the web, objectives, additional handouts, and other relevant web sites.

CCBC is currently in the process of updating its web surver. If a link to a CCBC page does not work, try substituting "student/ccbcmd.edu/" for "student/ccbc.cc.md.us/" in the web address.

Faculty Home Pages

	Dr. Ewa Gorski, Assistant Professor; Course Coordinator, Biology 220 (Anatomy & Physiology I); also teaches Biology 221, Biology 110 laboratory sections
	Ms. J. Ellen Lathrop-Davis, Assistant Professor; Course Coordinator, Biology 221 (Anatomy & Physiology II); also teaches Biology 220, Biology 110 laboratory sections
	Mr. Stephen Kabrhel, Instructor; Course Coordinator Biology 256 (Nutrition); also teaches Biology 220 and 221, Biology 110 laboratory sections

On-line Anatomy & Physiology lectures (with on-campus laboratories) will be offered for both A&P I and II Spring 2004. Please consult Dr. Ewa Gorski for information on A&P I online and Ms. Ellen Lathrop-Davis for information on A&P II online.

Histology Links This page contains links to several histology sites that are useful for both A&P I and A&P II.

Anatomy & Physiology I  PowerPoint presentations are available through WebCT. See your instructor for your WebCT ID if you have not used it before.

LINKS:

The sheep brain dissection presentation. The cow/sheep eye dissection presentation. Images on the endocrine system can be found at http://www.teaching-biomed.man.ac.uk/histology/endo.html. skull anatomy tutorial: http://www.gwc.maricopa.edu/class/bio201/skull/skulltt.htm vertebrae anatomy tutorial: http://www.gwc.maricopa.edu/class/bio201/vert/vertut.htm Gateway CC: Interactive practice quizzes and descriptive pages based on pictures including histology slides, models, bones, and muscles. (click "no" if you get a message about debugging run-time errors and it should run just fine) This should be helpful to students in A&P I. WebCT Histology Tutorial - The endocrine system histology slides are also in this tutorial (BIOL201, developed by Diana Curley, formerly of CCBC). Check it out by logging onto WebCT. The tutorial should be listed on the left side of the page. You must close ALL browser windows including this one to exit WebCT.

Anatomy & Physiology II – PowerPoint presentations, objectives, and other information for A&P II  Additional materials may be available through your instructor's homepage. Relevant links are included with the objectives for each topic.

Reading Connection: Students in A&P II at CCBC Catonsville now have access to a Reading Connection site developed to aid your study of A&P II - especially your ability to read the terminology. Paragraphs provide relevant information using medical terminology. You can test your comprehension by putting the paragraph into your own words and comparing it to the "Paragraph Interpretation" provided and by taking the "Self-test" for each topic. Check it out by logging onto WebCT. The tutorial should be listed on the left side of the page. You must close ALL browser windows including this one to exit WebCT.

Check out these links for review of A&P I and II lab concepts:

Gray's Anatomy on the Web

Tips for Success in Anatomy & Physiology - Read what others have done to pass A&P I. These are suggestions from real students. (Thanks to the students in A&P II, Spring 2002, for providing these suggestions.)

To view any of the Microsoft PowerPoint presentations, you will need to have Microsoft PowerPoint or PowerPoint Viewer installed on your computer. Microsoft Internet Explorer includes a PowerPoint Viewer so you can go directly to the presentations and view them. If you have Netscape and do NOT already have Microsoft PowerPoint on your computer, you will need to install the viewer. Go to http://www.microsoft.com/ms.htm and type PowerPoint Viewer into the search box. Clicking on "Go" will take you to a list of viewers and converters. Choose the "Viewers and Converters for PowerPoint". Choose "PowerPoint Viewer 97 (2000 Release) for PowerPoint 2000 Users." Print the instructions given, then follow them to download and install the PowerPoint Viewer to your hard drive. If you have difficulty printing the presentations as "handouts" please see your instructor for assistance.

Questions? Comments? regarding this site or A&P II should be directed to E. Lathrop-Davis at elathrop@cccbcmd.edu Questions regarding A&P I: Dr. Gorski can be reached at egorski@ccbcmd.edu. Nutrition: Mr. Kabrhel can be reached at skabrhel@ccbcmd.edu.