GROSS ANATOMY I

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The course is a general study of human gross anatomy and its correlation to clinical practice. The course provides students with a regional study of the back, chest, abdominal muscles, spinal cord and structures, and upper and lower limb structures. The laboratory component utilizes human dissection to enhance the concepts of the course by macroscopic visualization of the anatomical regions. This course is appropriate for undergraduate and post-baccalaureate students, pre-medical and pre-allied health students who are seeking to gain a better appreciation of the anatomical and functional relationship of the human body. Prerequisite(s): Developmental and Applied Anatomy Cross-List BASC 5202: Credit cannot be earned for BASC 4502 and 5202