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Human Physiology Teaching
iWorx offers 51 experiments and 173 exercises in cardiovascular, respiratory, and neuromuscular physiology and all of the components and courseware you need to conduct the labs. You can find an overview of the learning goals and outcomes for each exercise here. Design your own labs based on the experiments you want to teach using our unique LabsByDesign configurator or choose one of our teaching kits below which enables you to teach all of the human physiology labs.
LabsByDesign
LabsByDesign is the easiest and most cost effective way for you to design the physiology teaching lab that perfectly fits your curriculum. You can choose from more than 150 iWorx professionally authored lab experiments using a web-based selection guide. You simply check-off those labs you want to teach on a Web form and the LabsByDesign online configurator automatically tailors the necessary components from our complete line of data recording modules, sensors, electrodes, stimulators and other supporting accessories and courseware. One of our LabsByDesign technical consultants will then contact you to ensure the solution fits your requirements precisely - no more, no less.
Go the LabsByDesign configurator here and design your own human physiology labs today.
Human Physiology Experiments
Human Circulation
Blood Pressure, Peripheral Circulation, and Body Position
Blood Pressure, Peripheral Circulation, and Imposed Conditions
Pulse Wave Velocity
Pulse Contour Analysis
Human Exercise
Metabolic and Thermal Response to Exercise
Recovery from Exercise
Human Heart
The Electrocardiogram and Peripheral Circulation
The Electrocardiogram and Heart Sounds with Stethoscope
Exercise, the Electrocardiogram and Peripheral Circulation
The Six-Lead Electrocardiogram
The Diving Reflex
The Diving Reflex with Respiration
Heart Rate Variability (HRV)
Human Muscle
Grip Strength and Electromyogram (EMG) Activity
Electromyogram Activity in Antagonistic Muscles
Oculomotor Muscle Activity
Stimulus Response, Work, Summation and Tetanus in Human Muscle
Human Nerve
Auditory and Visual Reflexes
Stretch Receptors and Reflexes with Reflex Hammer
Stretch Receptors and Reflexes with Plethysmograph
Human Psychophysiology
Electroencephalogram (EEG) Wave Patterns and Cortical Arousal using snap electrodes
Electroencephalogram (EEG) Wave Patterns and Cortical Arousal using Button Electrodes
The Galvanic Skin Response (GSR) and Emotion
The GSR, Deception, Cognitive Complexity, and Vigilance
Skin Temperature, Stress, Calming, and Embarrassment
Heart Rate, Blood Pressure
Personality and Vagal Tone
Vigilance and Reaction Time
Cynicism/Hostility and the Hot Reactor
Human Spirometry
Breathing Parameters at Rest and after Exercise
Breathing and Gravity
Factors that Affect Breath Patterns
Lung Volumes and Heart Rate
Foundations of Human Phsyiology
Cardiac Physiology
The Electrocardiogram (ECG) and the Pulse
Heart Sounds and the Electrocardiogram (ECG)
The Effects of Exercise on the Electrocardiogram (ECG) and the Pulse
Vascular Physiology
Blood Pressure, Pulse, and Body Position
Blood Pressure, Pulse, and Imposed Conditions
Exercise Physiology
Cardiac Recovery after Exercise
The Effect of Exercise on Metabolism and Body Temperature
Nerve Physiology
Reflex Response to Auditory and Visual Stimuli
Skeletal Muscle Reflexes with Reflex Hammer
Skeletal Muscle Reflexes with Pulse Plethysmograph
Muscle Physiology
Electromyogram (EMG) Activity and Muscle Strength
Stimulus Response, Work, Summation, and Tetanus in Human Muscle
The Effects of Exercise on Breathing
The Effect of Gravity on Breathing
The Effect of Breathing on Heart Rate
Psychophysiology
Electroencephalogram (EEG) Activity
Electroencephalogram (EEG) Activity using Button Electrodes
Physiology Lab Exercises for Courses Using Elaine Marieb's Human Anatomy & Physiology Laboratory Manual
Electroencephalography Using iWorx
Electromyography in a Human Subject Using iWorx
Frog Heart Activity
Exploring the Galvanic Skin Response within a Polygraph Using iWorx
Electrocardiography Using iWorx
Measuring Pulse Using iWorx
Measuring Reaction Time Using iWorx
Visualizing Respiratory Variations
Human Physiology Teaching Kits
iWorx teaching kits for human physiology include everything you need to conduct a comprehensive lab course consisting of 22 experiments and 76 exercises in cardiovascular, respiratory, and neuromuscular physiology. You can find an overview of the learning goals and outcomes for each exercise here. The HK/214S kit, which also has a high voltage stimulus isolator, supports 23 experiments with 80 exercises. Detailed instructions for each experiment and exercise are provided in the iWorx Physiology Laboratory Manual. Optional devices that can be used with the HK/214 include the HSM-300 Heart Sounds Microphone and GSR-200 Galvanic Skin Response Amplifier.
iWorx teaching kits are optimized for the iWorx high speed, high resolution 214 Recorder and supporting accessories. However, for National Instruments LabView users, iWorx course curriculum also supports National Instruments 6000 Series cards running NIDAQ v7.3 or greater, including the NI-DAQPAD-6015.
If you prefer to teach only a few of the experiments available, it may be more cost effective to use iWorx LabsByDesign configurator so you can tailor only the necessary components for your specific experiments of interest.
Request a quote for the complete kit.
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The IX-228S Recorder has 10 input channels and both a low voltage and a high voltage stimulator output. This recorder exhibits the high resolution and low noise required for small animal cardiovascular research, Oocyte clamp and high end metabolic research applications.