Neuroanatomy Through Clinical Cases

4 credits

Graduate Prerequisites: background in neurophysiology or consent of the instructor. This course covers the structure and function of the central and peripheral nervous systems. In addition to an in-depth discussion of the neuroanatomy, each topic has an applied component in which students investigate the impact of neuroanatomical structures and systems on function. Students are presented with case studies in the lab portion of the course, which reinforce the clinical application of the course material and provide students with the opportunity to synthesize and apply lecture content. Critical thinking and clinical problem solving are emphasized throughout the course. 4 cr., Fall sem.