Human A&P Human physiology you can measure
Choose the teaching path that fits your students.
Bring muscle electrical activity and heart recordings into selected anatomy and physiology lessons. Explore the activity, see what students can learn and plan the equipment and implementation your course needs.
Choose your teaching setting
Dual enrollment uses both paths: college faculty review academic fit; the high-school plan addresses local delivery.
High school & health science
Connect body-system vocabulary to observable function. Plan group roles, devices, supplies and a manageable first muscle investigation.
Plan a classroom labCollege & allied health
Connect measurement to physiological reasoning. Review signal limits, assessment, selective outcome evidence and department requirements.
Explore college labs
Existing labs. Published teaching.
Review muscle, heart and brain investigations alongside published classroom resources. The optional EMG guide adapts an existing load comparison to current recording software.
Keep exploring
Current-device EMG guide
Use current setup and analysis instructions for an explicitly attributed adaptation of a published load comparison.
See the lesson setupPlan your configuration
Share your class size, devices and first experiment with the education team.
Ask our team
No. The activities supplement selected nervous, muscular and cardiovascular topics. Your course still needs anatomy, histology and its other system requirements.
No. The college page explains selective activity-level relevance and links to official HAPS outcomes. It does not claim endorsement, certification, comprehensive coverage or course approval.
Use the college page with your credit-granting institution to review objectives and assessment, and the high-school page for schedule, participation and device planning.