ANA - 513 Graduate Human Anatomy I

The structure and function of the human body are examined topographically through laboratory dissection, lectures and preceptorials. Laboratory dissection is conducted regionally, encompassing the thorax, abdomen, pelvis, perineum, head and neck, back and extremities. Radiological anatomy, living anatomy and clinical correlations are emphasized. The course also provides a survey of embryology and organ-system development. This course designation for graduate students includes additional discussion, dissection and exam components adapted for graduate study. Credit Hours: (5)