Gross Anatomy & Embryology II. 1.5 Credit Hour

Catalog description

This course explores the anatomy of the human body following a regional approach. When studying regional anatomy, the adult anatomy is explained through learning its development. Common anatomical variants are incorporated to aid in structure identification. Content is integrated between regions with systemic principles throughout the course. Students can expect to develop skills in identifying anatomical structures using known relationships and applying those relationships to case studies. The course builds on Gross Anatomy and Embryology I, and some topics will be reviewed as relevant to this course. Regions include the upper and lower limbs. Course fees: Lab fee $30.