Clinical Human Anatomy

[1.00] credits · Graduate

This lab-intensive course examines the relationships and organization of the human skeleton, limbs, thorax, abdomen, pelvis, perineum, head, neck, and central nervous system. Students will study anatomical structures from deep to superficial and trace their routes from proximal to distal, exploring pathways and connections of blood vessels and nerves. Utilizing prosections, students will gain fundamental knowledge to examine medical-based scenarios of injury, aging, and disease, understanding the consequences in structure and function of the human body.