Bridges, Richard J.

Coffin, Doug

George, Katie

Jackson, Darrell

Lurie, Diana

Parker, Keith

Pershouse, Mark

Putnam, Elizabeth A

Smith, Jerry

English

University of Montana

University of Montana ScholarWorks at University of Montana Syllabi Course Syllabi Fall 9-1-2007 BMED 361.01: Pharmaceutical Sciences Laboratory Richard J. Bridges University of Montana - Missoula, richard.bridges@umontana.edu Doug Coffin University of Montana, Missoula, douglas.coffin@umontana.edu Diana Lurie University of Montana, Missoula, diana.lurie@umontana.edu Darrell Jackson University of Montana, Missoula, darrell.jackson@umontana.edu Elizabeth A. Putnam The University Of Montana, elizabeth.putnam@umontana.edu See next page for additional authors Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.umt.edu/syllabi Let us know how access to this document benefits you. Recommended Citation Bridges, Richard J.; Coffin, Doug; Lurie, Diana; Jackson, Darrell; Putnam, Elizabeth A.; Pershouse, Mark; Smith, Jerry; Parker, Keith; and George, Katie, "BMED 361.01: Pharmaceutical Sciences Laboratory" (2007). Syllabi. 10934. https://scholarworks.umt.edu/syllabi/10934 This Syllabus is brought to you for free and open access by the Course Syllabi at ScholarWorks at University of Montana. It has been accepted for inclusion in Syllabi by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks at University of Montana. For more information, please contact scholarworks@mso.umt.edu. Instructor Richard J. Bridges, Doug Coffin, Diana Lurie, Darrell Jackson, Elizabeth A. Putnam, Mark Pershouse, Jerry Smith, Keith Parker, and Katie George This syllabus is available at ScholarWorks at University of Montana: https://scholarworks.umt.edu/syllabi/10934 BMED 361 Pharmaceutical  Sciences Laboratory Autumn, 2007  Laboratories:  Tuesdays at 8:10-10:00 A.M./1:10-3:00 P.M.    Thursdays at 8:10-10:00 A.M./1:10-3:00 P.M.   Instructors Room    e-mail                                    Phone #       (*- umontana.edu)              (Office)   Rich Bridges   SB 390A  richard.bridges@*       x4972   Doug Coffin   SB 160 douglas.coffin@ *        x4723                          Diana Lurie   SB 304 diana.lurie@ *         x2103   Darrell Jackson  SB 394 darrell.jackson@ *                x5761   Liz Putnam    SB 282 elizabeth.putnam@ *               x4794    Mark Pershouse  SB 281 mark.pershouse @ *                x4769    Jerry Smith     SB 077 jerry.smith@ *              x5788    Keith Parker        SB 271 keith.parker@*              x4235    Katie George     SB 481 kathleen.george @*  x5876 Format:  1 credit: one 2- hour lab per week.      Four sections of approximately 16 students each week. Materials:  Student handouts, Online materials, Atlases, etc.                         Required :  A.D.A.M. Interactive Anatomy 4 Student Lab Guide,                                3rd. Edition Organization: The laboratory parallels the coverage of material in various  biomedical and pharmaceutical science courses in the required professional pharmacy curriculum. Course Objectives:  1. To provide instruction in anatomy through the use of computers and  hands-on dissections  2.   To provide instruction in physiology through the use of                 computer simulation  models and in vivo laboratory               techniques. 3.   To provide experience in problem solving and critical thinking in the            laboratory setting. Grading: 1.   Each laboratory is worth 10 points for a total of 130 points                            for the semester. 2. Grading for each lab will by attendance verification plus any instructor specific evaluation tool(s) such as lab reports or data compilations. 3. The following grades can be earned by achieving the corresponding minimal percentage points as follows: A---90%         C---70%                 B---80%         D---65%  4.  ATTENDANCE IS MANDATORY!  Students who have not attended a lab and have not turned in a lab report (when required) will not be given credit for that lab. A missed, unexcused lab will lower the course grade by one letter grade.  Students should attend that lab section assigned;  lab swapping is permitted on a very limited basis with instructor approval.    Autumn Semester (2007) Lab Schedule Date  Instructors  Topic    Student Lab Guide          (Chapters, Pages)  Week 1 Putnam  A.D.A.M. I        Intro ( xi-xxii), Chapters 1 & 2 (1-60) 8- 28,30 Coffin  Skeletal & Muscular Systems  Week 2 Coffin  Cytology/Histology        Microscopic Viewings  Week 3 Putnam  A.D.A.M.  II       Chapter 3 to p.79, Chapter 4 9/ 11,13 George  CNS & Special Senses  Week 4 Putnam  A.D.A.M. III       Chapter 6 p. 119-138, Chapter 7 9/18,20 Smith    Vasculature & Lymphatics  Week 5 Jackson   Sheep Brain Dissection        Hands-On Dissection 9/ 25, 27         Week 6  Lurie     Sensory Function                     Hands-On Evaluations   10/ 2,4  Week7  Putnam      A.D.A.M. IV   Chapter 3 (p.79-88) 10/9,11 Coffin  Autonomic N.S., Endocrine &            Chapters 5 & 11    Lurie                Reproductive Systems  Week 8 Putnam  A.D.A.M. V   Chapters 8, 9, and 10 10/16,18 Pershouse  Respiratory, Digestive, &                         Smith                Urinary Systems  Week 9 Coffin   A.D.A.M. VI (Heart)   Chapter 6 to p. 118 10/23,25   Pig Heart Dissection  Week 10 Parker  ECG. EMG, EEG                   BioPac Computer Measurements  10-30  Bridges 11-1  Week 11 Smith   Risk Assessment  Hands-On Measurements 11/6,8    Week 12 Smith   Blood Analysis  Hands-On Measurements 11/13,15  Week 13 No Labs  Thanksgiving Break 11/21, 23    Week 14 Pershouse  Respiratory Function  BioPac Computer Measurements 11/27,29               Volumes & Capacities   

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