<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><item href="/catalog/courses/general-education/sci-220.html" dsn="courses"><course-code>SCI 220</course-code><course-title>Human Anatomy with Intervention Skill-Based (ISB) Experiential Learning</course-title><delivery>Blended</delivery><credits>4 (3 Didactic, 1 ISB)</credits><contact-hours>75 (45 Didactic, 30 ISB)</contact-hours><outside-prep>An average of three (3) hours per week for every didactic credit hour</outside-prep><sem-offered>Fall, Spring, and Summer (Subject to Enrollment)</sem-offered><prerequisites>None</prerequisites><corequisites>SCI 221 (or equivalent): Human Physiology with Intervention Skill- Based (ISB) Experiential Learning</corequisites><requisites>None</requisites><description>In conjunction with SCI 221: Human Physiology, this course provides a
						comprehensive look at the human body’s anatomy and functions. Topics
						include organization of the body, characteristics of life, and anatomical
						terminology. The course examines skin, skeletal system, muscles,
						digestive, urinary, lymphatic, circulatory, reproductive, and nervous
						systems. The course also presents sensory organs and the endocrine
						system. This course contains an intervention skill-based experiential
						learning component (one [1] credit hour), where learners will practice and
						apply principles they are learning in the didactic portion (three [3] semester
						credits) of the course.</description><category>Foundational</category></item>