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 ====== Human Physiology & Biomechanics ======
+BSL lesson experiments are included in the Lab Manuals and cover a wide range of concepts:
 **Muscular**
-  * BSL1 Standard & Integrated EMG
+  * BSL1 - Standard & Integrated EMG I
-  * BSL2 Motor Unit Recruitment & Fatigue
+  * BSL2 - Motor Unit Recruitment & Fatigue (EMG II)
 **Cardiovascular**
-  * BSL5 Components of the ECG (Lead II)
+  * BSL5 - Components of the ECG (Lead II)
-  * BSL6 Leads I, II, III & Einthoven’s Law
+  * BSL6 - Leads I, II, III & Einthoven’s Law
-  * BSL7 ECG & Pulse
+  * BSL7 - ECG & Pulse
-  * BSL16 Blood Pressure & Korotkoff Sounds
+  * BSL16 - Blood Pressure & Korotkoff Sounds
-  * BSL17 Heart Sounds & Cardiac Events
+  * BSL17 - Heart Sounds & Cardiac Events
 **Pulmonary Function**
-  * BSL8 Respiratory Cycle
+  * BSL8 - Respiratory Cycle
-  * BSL12 Pulmonary Function: Vol. & Capacities
+  * BSL12 - Pulmonary Function: Vol. & Capacities
-  * BSL13 Pulmonary Flow Rates: FEV and MVV
+  * BSL13 - Pulmonary Flow Rates: FEV and MVV
-  * BSL15 Aerobic Exercise Physiology
+  * BSL15 - Aerobic Exercise Physiology
 **Neurophysiology**
-  * BSL3 EEG Relaxation & Brain Rhythms
+  * BSL3 - Electroencephalography (EEG I) Relaxation & Brain Rhythms
-  * BSL4 Alpha Rhythms in the Occipital Lobe
+  * BSL4 - Alpha Rhythms in the Occipital Lobe (EEG II)
-  * BSL9 GSR and Polygraph
+  * BSL9 - GSR and Polygraph
-  * BSL10 EOG Eye Movement, Saccades & Fixation
+  * BSL10 - Electrooculogram (EOG) Eye Movement, Saccades & Fixation
-  * BSL11 Reaction Time
+  * BSL11 - Reaction Time
-  * BSL14 Biofeedback: Relaxation & Arousal
+  * BSL14 - Biofeedback: Relaxation & Arousal
 ====== Signal Processing Breadboard Labs ======
+With this set of experiments, students can evaluate their designs with the MP36 hardware and BSL PRO software.
+The circuit design experiments allow students to reinforce important concepts when recording and processing physiological signals.
   * Lab 1: Square Wave Oscillator