KIN 208 - Human Systems Physiology and Anatomy II (1)

Part II in a two part series of a fundamental study of the complementarity of human anatomical structure and physiological function of the integumentary, endocrine, nervous, muscular, cardiovascular, respiratory, digestive, and renal systems. Special emphasis on the connective tissue and skeletal system physiology, identification of major musculoskeletal structures (bones and bony landmarks, origins and insertions for major muscles, muscle groups, major tendinous/ligamentous structures), joint movements and muscle actions. Practical application of anatomical and neuromuscular principles to human movement via a kinematic analysis of a motor skill. Inclusion of experiential learning through laboratory activities. Prerequisite: KIN 207
(Laboratory Science) (Natural Science)