Anatomy and Physiology Lab
Students in Anatomy and Physiology learn the structure and function of the body’s organ systems (digestive, respiratory, cardiovascular, nervous, etc.). Students dissect animal specimens and analyze physiological data such as electromyogram (EMG) and nerve conduction, electrocardiogram (ECG), electroencephalogram (EEG – “brain waves”), and respiratory volumes.
Location
Center for Bioscience Education and Technology, room 3170
Contact
James Perkins Department Head of Medical Sciences, Health and Management 585‑475‑2443 japfaa@rit.eduMore Facilities
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Biomedical Sciences LabThe Biomedical Sciences Laboratory is fully equipped with ventilated hoods, centrifuges, and benchtop equipment to support experiments in molecular biology and microbiology.
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Cadaver LabHuman gross anatomy is taught in the fall (for medical illustration majors) and in the spring (for physician assistant and biomedical sciences majors) with the use of cadaver specimens acquired from the University of Rochester's School of Medicine.
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Health and Life Sciences LabCourses taught in the Health and Life Sciences Lab are managed by the College of Health Sciences and Technology and the College of Science and offered for students in majoring in biomedical sciences, biology, and biotechnology and molecular bioscience.
