LYCEUM OF THE PHILIPPINES UNIVERSITY

Capitol Site, Batangas City

COLLEGE OF NURSING
SY: 2023-2024

A. Course Identification
1. Credit unit: 5 Units: 3 units Lecture (51hrs) and 2 units Lab (102 hrs)
2. Course code: MC-1
3. Course Title: Anatomy and Physiology
4. Semester: 1 Semester, AY 2023-2024
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4. Pre-requisites (if any): None

5. Instructor: Dr. Mario R. Marasigan RN; Dr. Nikko Czar Abalos MD; Dr. Rosalina Gonda MD; Dr.
Alpheca Labitad
Email add: mrmarasigan@lpubatangas.edu.ph

1. Mode of Instruction
No Mode of Instruction Contact Hours Percentage
1 Residential Learning
Blended learning ( if permitted )
2 - Face to face
- Online
Face to Face learning
3 153 hrs
4 Consultation

Total 153 hours

2. Actual Learning Hours

No Activity Learning Hours
Contact Hours
1 Lecture 51
 2 Laboratory (SKILLS) 82
(Clinical)
4 Others
Total 133
Other Learning Hours*
1 Independent Study Critical thinking case studies 14
Assignments Create an info-graphic Paradigm of
2
Phases of Drug action
3 Library/Research Work Journals
4 Projects
5 Others (Prelim, Midterm, & Final Exam) 6
Total 153

B. Course Objectives and Learning Outcomes

1.Course Description The course deals with human in terms of its adaptation’s structural framework
with emphasis on physiology regulations adaptive mechanism integrates lecture with laboratory
experiences, which provides exercises and techniques necessary in clinical situations.
2. Course Objective: The learners are expected to identify all human body structure and its function.

3. Course Learning Outcomes

Course Learning Outcomes (CLOs) Aligned SOs*
At the end of the course, students should be able to;
1. Provide safe, appropriate and holistic care to individuals, families, population SO.b
group and community utilizing nursing process.
2. Communicate effectively in speaking, writing and presenting, using culturally SO.e
appropriate language
3. Maintain complete, accurate and up to date recording and reporting system. SO.f
C. Instructional Design
Schedule Objectives/Outcomes Topics Learning Experiences/TLA Assessment Tool Performance Resources
Target
LECT LAB LECT LAB

Practice core values and Institutional and college Vision LPU student Manual
attributes Mission and core values

UNIT I. INTRODUCTION Textbook: Essential of

TO HUMAN ANATOMY Anatomy & Physiology pp: 1-
AND PHYSIOLOGY 20
Interactive
Week 1  Identify Discussion
3 hrs structures of 1. Definition of terms Entry Pass
August the human 2. Levels of Structural
29- Sep2, 81%
body. Organization
2023 Graded
 Explain the 3. Organ system Review recitation
interactions 4. Characteristics of Life
among the 5. Homeostasis Quiz #1
systems of the 6. Terminology and Body
human body. Plane
a. Anatomical positions
b. Directional Terms
c. Regional terms
d. Body planes and
sections https://youtu.be/
Video clips on homeostasis Iz0Q9nTZCw4?
si=PHfPFVAi_TgZcYMh
LAB Assignment: Video
Grade in
Lab/ Lab exercise #1and #8 Turnitin/ Lab
clips (LMS) Reflective
6 hrs. exercise Anatomy and physiology
essay #1and #8 Laboratory Manual

Case study #1 Online

(Homeostasis: fluid and Case study
electrolyte balance Assignment Rubric
Textbook: Essential of
Anatomy & Physiology pp:
_____

Unit II. CHEMICAL BASIS

OF LIFE
1. Basic Chemistry
 Explain the a. Atoms & molecules 81% passing
rate
interactions among b. Isotopes
c. Chemical bonds Entry Pass
the systems of the
human body. 2. Chemical Reactions
 D. Teaching and Learning Activities (TLAs) and Assessment

1. Alignment of CILOs with TLAs and Assessment Tasks

Course Learning Outcomes Teaching Strategies Assessment Tasks

Provide safe, appropriate and holistic care to individuals, families,
CLO 1 population group and community utilizing nursing process.
Interactive Discussion Paper and pen, Case study

Communicate effectively in speaking, writing and presenting, using

2 culturally appropriate language
Interactive Discussion Reflective essay

3 Maintain complete, accurate and up to date recording and reporting system. Interactive Discussion Research work

Required Textbook Essential of Anatomy & Physiology By: Seeley’s

Essential Reference
Materials

Electronic Materials

Other Learning Materials

1.Honesty and integrity are essential components of the nursing program (cheating in any
form is subject to sanctions stipulated in the Student Manual)
2.Absences and tardiness are strongly discouraged.
3. Attentiveness and active participation are encouraged for successful learning.
4. The use of mobile phone and other electronic devices are not allowed during class hours,
unless necessary upon the teacher’s approval

5. During class hours students are expected to observe proper decorum and maintain the
cleanliness and orderliness of the room.

6.Plagiarism in any form is strictly prohibited

7.Submit requirements on time.

G. Approval Data
Dr. Mario R. Marasigan RN; Dr. Nikko Czar Abalos MD; Dr. Rosalinda
PREPARED BY:
Gonda MD; Dr. Alpheca Labitad MD
Bella P. Magnaye, RN, MAN, PhD
VALIDATED BY: Department Chair

Cecilia C. Pring, RN, MAN, PhD

APPROVED BY: Dean

Date of Revision : August 24, 2023

Revision no. : 3
Reviewed by: Dr. Elsa Guarinio