Memorial University of Newfoundland

School of Human Kinetics and Recreation

HKR 2311: Anatomy and Physiology

Instructor: Mr. Mamdouh Mahmoud and Mr. Colin Duffett

Emails: Mohamed Mamdouh Ibrahim Mahmoud: mmimahmoud@mun.ca
Colin Arthur Duffett: cad766@mun.ca

Objectives:
With the completion of this course, students should possess a comprehensive knowledge
of the anatomy of the skeletal, muscular, neural, and cardiorespiratory systems. From
this knowledge base, students will be able to apply the various anatomical structures to
their respective functions. In addition, the student should be able to integrate all systems
for movement analysis.

Course Content:
1) Terminology
2) Skeletal System
3) Articular System
4) Muscular System
5) Nervous System
6) Cardiorespiratory System
7) Movement Analysis

Required Text: There is no required text. Most up to date anatomy texts and online
information will provide the relevant material. Suggested texts are listed below.

Reference Texts:
Martini: Fundaments of Anatomy and Physiology: Benjamin Cummings Publishers, 7th
Edition, Upper Saddle River, New Jersey,
Carola, Harley, Noback. Human Anatomy and Physiology; McGraw Hill, New York,
1993
Marieb. Human Anatomy and Physiology: 5th Edition; Addison, Wesley and Longman,
Toronto Ontario, 2001
Van DeGraff. Human Anatomy; William C. Brown Publishers, Dubuque Iowa, 1984

Assessment:
Sessional Exam: 20% on structural levels and systems of the body, directions,
planes, axes, tissues, skeletal and articular systems
Movement Analysis: 10%
Sessional Exam: 20% on muscular and nervous systems
Lab Exam: 20% in exam schedule (included with the final exam) on all
laboratories
Final Exam: 30% in exam schedule approximately mid to late April on
cardiovascular and respiratory systems