GCC - 590 Graduate Human Anatomy

This intensive introduction to human gross anatomy is a broad survey of the structural organization of the human body. Clinical implications and how disease and/or injury affect normal anatomical structure/function are emphasized. Laboratory sessions are conducted regionally on cadaveric prosections and encompass the back, extremities, thorax, abdomen, pelvis, perineum, and the head and neck. Lectures and small group discussions prepare students for lab and allow students to apply their knowledge of anatomy to clinical cases. Each examination consists of a laboratory practical and a written component. Retake course for credit: No: Pass/no pass grading allowed: No. Credit(s): 5

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