Human Gross Anatomy I

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Students will develop mastery of the fundamentals of human gross anatomy. As the course progresses, students will be able to explain relationships between anatomical structures, describe relevant functions of structures, and apply this knowledge to appropriate clinical settings in normal and disease conditions. In the first of two courses, students will cover the anatomy of the following regions: back, chest and upper limb, head and neck, and a survey of the neuroanatomy of the central nervous system. Material covered in lectures will be explored during dissections and guided prosections in the co-requisite laboratory. Co-requisite : AHP 7101.