5 Credit hours
Fall semester (Indianapolis Campus) 

Instructor(s) - V.Zinsmeister
Prerequisite(s) -
Graduate standing.  Concepts of Biology I (K101) or Concepts of
 Biology II (K103), or Embryology (K331), or equivalent

Description - 
	This is an introductory course in Human Gross Anatomy designed
 to introduce graduate students to the concepts, terminology and basic
 structure of Human Anatomy.  It is designed for graduate students working
 toward a terminal Master of science or doctoral degree in departments 
other than the Department of Anatomy, or through interdisciplinary programs
 such as the Medical and Biological Engineering Program.  Emphasis will
 be on providing a fundamental working knowledge of the structure and 
function of the major organ systems, peripheral nervous system, and
 vascular supply to regions in the trunk, head and neck, limbs and back.

	The course is organized as a standard lecture/laboratory format
 with three one hour lectures per week, and two 2 hour laboratory sessions/week.

Text - (to be decided)

Outline -  LECTURE NO.     DESCRIPTION

	1		Anatomic Positions; Terms; Osteoloby; Myology; Peripheral			Nervous System: Cardiovascular System; Bones of the Lower Limb
	2		Musculature of the Gluteal & Anterior Femoral Regions
	3		Musculature of the Medial & Posterior Femoral Regions
	4		Musculature of the Crural & Pes Regions
	5		Nerves of the Lower Limb
	6		Blood Vessels of the Lower Limb
	7		Musculature of the Axial Skeleton & Pectoral Girdle
	8		Musculature of the Shoulder & Arm
	9		Musculature of the Forearm & Hand
	10		Nerves of the Upper Limb
	11		Blood Supply of the Upper Limb
	12		Brain & Spinal Cord
	13		Meninges & Circulation of the Brain
	14		Cranial Nerves
	15		Muscles & Vessels of the Head & Neck
	16		Muscles of the Abdomen & Pelvis; Peritoneum
	17		Digestive System
	18		Urinary System, Male Reproductive System
	19		Female Reproductive System
	20		Thorax
	21		Thorax cont., Respiratory System
	22		Respiratory System cont.
	23		Heart

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