Anatomy

Courses

ANATG 502: Anatomy

Credits 4.0
This course provides a lecture and laboratory-based study of human anatomy. Students develop three-dimensional anatomical knowledge that is required for occupational therapy practice. Case studies are used to foster familiarity with typical clinical presentations, and to learn how to approach diagnoses from an anatomical perspective. Laboratory sessions include the study of human cadaveric prosections, and a regional dissection of a portion of the human body.

ANATG 503: Human Anatomy with Laboratory

Credits 4.0

This course provides a lecture and lab-based survey of human anatomy. Students will develop three-dimensional anatomical knowledge that is required for biomedical and allied health training. Case studies will be used to foster familiarity with typical clinical presentations, and to learn how to approach diagnoses from a basic anatomical perspective. Lab sessions include the study of human cadaveric prosections, and a regional dissection of a portion of the human body. Student progress is evaluated through written and practical examinations.

ANATG 505: Human Anatomy with Laboratory

Credits 4.0

This course provides a lecture and lab-based survey of human anatomy. Students will develop three-dimensional anatomical knowledge that is required for biomedical and allied health training. Case studies will be used to foster familiarity with typical clinical presentations, and to learn how to approach diagnoses from a basic anatomical perspective. Lab sessions include the study of human cadaveric prosections, and a regional dissection of a portion of the human body. Student progress is evaluated through written and practical examinations.

ANATG 506: Human Anatomy with Laboratory

Credits 4.0

This course provides a lecture and lab-based survey of human anatomy. Students will develop three-dimensional anatomical knowledge that is required for biomedical and allied health training. Case studies will be used to foster familiarity with typical clinical presentations, and to learn how to approach diagnoses from a basic anatomical perspective. Lab sessions include the study of human cadaveric prosections, and a regional dissection of a portion of the human body. Student progress is evaluated through written and practical examinations. (Core Sequence 1)

ANATG 582: Neuroscience

Credits 2.5
Designed to develop the student’s knowledge of neuroscience to a level required for clinical practice, this course presents information about principal structural components intertwined with the corresponding functions of the nervous system and the impact of neurological dysfunction on human occupation. The course also provides opportunities to apply neuroscience principles to motor and sensory learning for occupational performance.

ANATG 1516: Anatomical Sciences I

Credits 8.0
This is an integrated course combining the four traditional medical school anatomical disciplines: gross anatomy, histology, embryology, and neuroscience. The curriculum is organized into six modules over three quarters with multiple exams per module. The modules cover broad anatomical themes. Fall quarter begins with the segmented body plan, which includes back dissections and finishes with tubes within tubes, which includes thorax, abdomen and pelvis dissections. Curriculum delivery is through lectures, laboratory-based dissection workshops, ultrasound workshops, small group activities, and online resources. Student progress is evaluated through written and practical examinations.

ANATG 1517: Anatomical Sciences I

Credits 8.0
This is an integrated course combining the four traditional medical school anatomical disciplines: gross anatomy, histology, embryology, and neuroscience. The curriculum is organized into six modules over three quarters, with multiple exams per module. The modules cover broad anatomical themes. Fall quarter begins with the segmented body plan, which includes back dissections, and finishes with tubes within tubes, which includes thorax, abdomen, and pelvis dissections.

ANATG 1526: Anatomical Sciences II

Credits 6.0
This is an integrated course combining the four traditional medical school anatomical disciplines: gross anatomy, histology, embryology, and neuroscience. The curriculum is organized into six modules over three quarters, with multiple exams per module. The modules cover broad anatomical themes. Winter quarter begins with limb outgrowth, which includes lower extremity and upper extremity dissections, and finishes with pharyngeal arches and cranial nerves, which includes head and neck dissections. Curriculum delivery is through lectures, laboratory-based dissection workshops, ultrasound workshops, small group activities, and online resources. Student progress is evaluated through written and practical examinations.

ANATG 1527: Anatomical Sciences II

Credits 6.0
This is an integrated course combining the four traditional medical school anatomical disciplines: gross anatomy, histology, embryology, and neuroscience. The curriculum is organized into six modules over three quarters, with multiple exams per module. The modules cover broad anatomical themes. Winter quarter begins with limb outgrowth, which includes lower extremity and upper extremity dissections, and finishes with pharyngeal arches and cranial nerves, which includes head and neck dissections.

ANATG 1536: Anatomical Sciences III

Credits 4.0
This is an integrated course combining the four traditional medical school anatomical disciplines: gross anatomy, histology, embryology, and neuroscience. The curriculum is organized into six modules over three quarters, with multiple exams per module. The modules cover broad anatomical themes. Spring quarter begins with the sensorimotor head, which includes head and neck dissections, and finishes with brain and behavior. Curriculum delivery is through lectures, laboratory-based dissection workshops, ultrasound workshops, small group activities, and on-line resources. Student progress is evaluated through written and practical examinations.

ANATG 1537: Anatomical Sciences III

Credits 4.0
This is an integrated course combining the four traditional medical school anatomical disciplines: gross anatomy, histology, embryology, and neuroscience. The curriculum is organized into six modules over three quarters, with multiple exams per module. The modules cover broad anatomical themes. Spring quarter begins with the sensorimotor head, which includes head and neck dissections, and finishes with brain and behavior. Curriculum delivery is through lectures, laboratory-based dissection workshops, ultrasound workshops, small group activities, and on-line resources. Student progress is evaluated through written and practical examinations.

ANATG 1551: Human Anatomy and Embryology (with Gross Anatomy Lab)

Credits 7.0
This course presents the anatomy of the human body and relevant embryological development in a lecture and laboratory format. The emphasis is on the relationship of form and function and the use of anatomy in physical diagnosis. Laboratory sessions include dissection of human cadavers. Student progress is evaluated through written and practical examination.

ANATG 1552: Human Anatomy and Embryology (with Gross Anatomy Lab)

Credits 7.0
This course presents lectures and laboratory (human cadaver dissection and prosection, microscopy) sessions emphasizing the embryologic development of the human body, the relationship between body structure and function, and the use of gross human anatomy in physical diagnosis.

ANATG 1552: Human Anatomy and Embryology (with Gross Anatomy Lab)

Credits 7.0
This course presents lectures and laboratory (human cadaver dissection and prosection, microscopy) sessions emphasizing the embryologic development of the human body, the relationship between body structure and function, and the use of gross human anatomy in physical diagnosis.

ANATG 1553: Human Anatomy and Embryology (with Gross Anatomy Lab)

Credits 7.0
This course presents the anatomy of the human body and relevant embryological development in a lecture and laboratory format. The emphasis is on the relationship of form and function and the use of anatomy in physical diagnosis. Laboratory sessions include dissection of human cadavers. Student progress is evaluated through written and practical examination.

ANATG 1555: Veterinary Anatomy I

Credits 6.0
These courses focus on mammalian developmental, microscopic, and gross anatomy. Lecture and laboratory material will concentrate on canine anatomy, with comparisons to feline, equine and ruminant species. Included in the dissection of each region are the musculoskeletal, vascular, nervous and lymphatic components, and clinically relevant surface anatomy. Embryology lectures cover the general patterns and principles of normal mammalian development and specific aspects of selected systems and species. Microanatomy lectures present basic cytology, tissue types, and specific organ systems.

ANATG 1556: Veterinary Anatomy II

Credits 6.0
These courses focus on mammalian developmental, microscopic, and gross anatomy. Lecture and laboratory material will concentrate on canine anatomy, with comparisons to feline, equine and ruminant species. Included in the dissection of each region are the musculoskeletal, vascular, nervous and lymphatic components, and clinically relevant surface anatomy. Embryology lectures cover the general patterns and principles of normal mammalian development and specific aspects of selected systems and species. Microanatomy lectures present basic cytology, tissue types, and specific organ systems.