Anatomy and physiology instructors often face the daunting task of teaching the principles of
neurophysiology as part of a laboratory course with very limited resources. Teaching
neurophysiology can be a difficult undertaking as sophisticated electrophysiology and data
acquisition equipment is often financially out-of-reach for two-year institutions, and for many
preparations, instructors need to be highly skilled in electrophysiology techniques when
teaching hands-on laboratories. In the absence of appropriate laboratory tools, many …