HEA 105 Personal and Community Health
HEA 209 Functional Anatomy
HEA 210 Kineiology
HEA 306 Emergency Care of Sick and Injured
HEA 399 Special Topics
HEA 408 Physiology of Exercise
The courses in Health are designed to give students a sound foundation
in fundamental concepts to support the Physical Education major so
that they may do advanced work.
No major or minor is offered.
Health Courses
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HEA 105 Personal and Community
Health 2 credits
A study of nutrition, mental health, dental hygiene, anatomical systems, communicable
diseases, environmental and public health. Special emphasis placed on alcohol
and drug abuse.
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HEA 209 Functional Anatomy
3 credits
A study of the structure and primary functions of the human body.
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HEA 210 Kinesiology 3 credits
A study of the muscles and emphasis on their functions and their use in specific
activities.
Completion of HEA 209 Functional Anatomy is encouraged.
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HEA 306 Emergency Care of
Sick and Injured 2 credits
A thorough study of emergency procedures in dealing with victims of sickness
and injuries. The course is open to any student. All prospective teachers are
encouraged to enroll.
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HEA 399 Special Topics 1-3
credits
A selected area of study in health. The topic is announced in the appropriate
semester’s course schedule.
Prerequisite: Generally, sophomore standing or permission
of instructor. Offered as needed.
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HEA 408 Physiology of Exercise
3 credits
Application of physiological principles which apply to human activity patterns.
Prerequisite: HEA 209 Functional Anatomy.
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Last Updated on
January 19, 2007
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