SUMMER 2004

 

REQUIREMENTS FOR HBA 540

 

Books:  Moore, K.L. & Agur, A.: Essential Clinical Anatomy, 2nd edition, Williams and Wilkins, 2002.  (The 2004 printing of this edition will be available with a CD on May 4th .)

 

               Sauerland, E.U.: Grant's Dissector. 12th edition, Williams and Wilkins, 1999.

                

               Netter, F.H.: Atlas of Human Anatomy. 3rd edition, Novartis, 2003.

 

                 Regional Human Anatomy Laboratory Manual, edited 2004.

 

Lab Supplies:     #4 scalpel with #22 blades

                             2 scissors: 1 large, 1 small

                             forceps: 1 large rat-tooth, (1 small)

                             1 blunt probe

 

                              Laboratory coat required; gloves are strongly recommended

 

The books, as well as dissecting items listed above, can be purchased in the Health Sciences Center Bookstore.  Used dissecting tools, used lab coats and the lab manual may be purchased at considerable savings in the Gross Anatomy Office, Level 2, Room 132 HSC.  These items will be available during orientation.

 

The manual specifically designed for this course is available for $10.00 in the Department of Anatomical Sciences, HSC T-8, Room 040 or in the Anatomy Office during orientation.

 

 

PLEASE BRING ALL LABORATORY EQUIPMENT ON THE FIRST DAY AND BE PREPARED TO BEGIN DISSECTION.

 

The class will meet Monday through Thursday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. and Friday from 8 a.m. to 12 noon.  The first meeting of the class will be on Thursday, July 1st  at 1 p.m., Lecture hall to be announced.  The final exam will be in the morning, Tuesday, August 24th.   A series of clinical anatomy lectures and labs is scheduled on Tuesday and Thursday from 1-2 pm beginning August 31st through September 14th.  Labs will follow from 2-5 pm.  A final quiz will be held on September 21st, from 1-3 pm.

 

NOTE THAT READING ASSIGNMENTS FOR LABORATORY AND LECTURE ON THURSDAY, JULY 1st SHOULD BE DONE BEFORE COMING TO CLASS.  THESE ARE:

 

Dissector, pages XIII - XVIII, 129-137

Text, pages 1-50, 275-301, 425-427

 

 

HOW YOU WILL BE TESTED

 

There will be two test formats in this course -- quizzes and examinations. 

 

Quizzes

 

There will be a short quiz in each module.   Quizzes consist of two parts.  First is a written part, with 15 multiple choice questions.  The second part will be a laboratory examination and will consist of identifying 20 structures pinned or tagged on cadavers, bones and X-rays.  Quizzes are usually graded and returned the following day. 

 

The questions on the quizzes will be of the same nature and degree of difficulty as those given on the examination at the end of each module.  The laboratory exam will cover all dissections which should have been completed by the time it is administered.

 

Quizzes are important because they give you an idea of the nature and degree of difficulty of the questions on the examination for each module.  They are also designed to encourage you to pace your learning properly instead of waiting until the end of the module before beginning to study in earnest -- a tactic which experience indicates can seriously imperil a student's chances of successfully completing the course.

 

Examinations

 

There will be an examination at the end of each module.  It will consist of two parts -- a written one consisting of 50 multiple choice questions and a practical one consisting of the identification of approximately 65 structures pinned or tagged on cadavers, bones, models and X-rays.

 

HBA 540: The final examination is cumulative and will contain questions pertaining to all material covered throughout the entire course.  Approximately 75% of the final exam will come from module three.  Twenty-five percent module of the final exam will cover material from modules one and two.

 

How Your Final Grades Will Be Computed

 

Your final gradewill be determined by the three examinations, and quiz (#4) following the clinical anatomy lectures and dissections.

 

     

 

 

SUMMER 2004

 

HBA 540

REGIONAL HUMAN ANATOMY

 

MODULE 1: THORAX, ABDOMEN, PELVIS, PERINEUM

 

DAY        DATE         TOPIC                                                            LAB ASSIGNMENT            READING

                                                                                                                DISSECTOR                   TEXTBOOK

Thur

7/1

Introduction, Back

XIII-XVIII, 129-137

Skip suboccipital triangle

1-50, 275-300, 425-427

Fri

7/2

Spinal Cord, Peripheral Nervous System

139-142

32-47, 301-310

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mon

7/5

No class

 

 

Tues

7/6

Pectoral Region

1-11

51-70, 422-424

Wed

7/7

Pleural Cavity, Lungs

11-18

70-83

Thur

7/8

Heart

18-28

84-103

*Fri

7/9

Mediastinum

28-35

83-84, 103-117

 

 

 

 

 

Mon

7/12

Quiz I

Abdominal Wall, Inguinal Region

41-54 (spermatic cord & scrotum can be finished on 7/17)

118-138

Tues

7/13

Abdomen I

55-70

139-180**

Wed

7/14

Abdomen II

71-77

139-180**

Thur

7/15

Posterior Abdominal Wall

77-85, (male: finish 51 – 54)

180-203

*Fri

7/16

Pelvis

89-92 (all), skip anal triangle; 100-109 (male), 114-126 (female)

209-252

 

 

 

 

 

Mon

7/19

Perineum/Urogenital Region

95-100 (male), 109-114 (female)

252-274

Tues

7/20

REVIEW

 

 

Wed

7/21

EXAM I

 

 

 

           

*AM Class

** Dissection follows different sequence from textbook reading. The dissector has a strictly regional organization, whereas the textbook sometimes presents systems. Readings are therefore occasionally out of sync.

Please read all lab assignments and text assignments prior to class period

 

 

 

 

 

 

HBA 540

REGIONAL HUMAN ANATOMY

 

MODULE 2: HEAD AND NECK

 

 

 

  DAY       DATE        TOPIC                                                              LAB ASSIGNMENT            READING     

                                                                                                                   DISSECTOR                  TEXTBOOK

Thur

7/22

Superficial Face

221-232

499-516

*Fri

7/23

Cranial Cavity, Cranial Nerves Preview

232-244, Skip gross examination of brain

516-524, 644-649

 

 

 

 

 

Mon

7/26

CNS I

238-240 and Manual

524-530 and Manual

Tues

7/27

CNS II

Manual

Manual

Wed

7/28

Orbit/Ear

244-250, Skip enucleation, 293-295

530-545, 578-588

Thur

7/29

Quiz II,  Neck - Posterior Triangle

251-254

592-604

*Fri

7/30

Neck – Anterior Triangle

254 - 263

605-618

 

 

 

 

 

Mon

8/2

Deep Face, TMJ

263-270

545-553

Tues

8/3

Removal of Head, Deep Neck, Pharynx

270-279

612-618, 630-639

Wed

8/4

Bisection of Head, Nasal Cavity, Pharynx

279-288

568-577

Thur

8/5

Oral Cavity, Larynx

288-293

554-568,618-630

*Fri

8/6

Review

 

Make sure to review cranial nn.: 644-669

 

 

 

 

 

Mon

8/9

Exam II

 

 

           

*AM Class

 

 

HBA 540

REGIONAL HUMAN ANATOMY

 

MODULE 3: LIMBS: CLINICAL ANATOMY

 

 

DAY       DATE          TOPIC                                                            LAB ASSIGNMENT        READING

                                                                                                                   DISSECTOR            TEXTBOOK

Tues

8/10

Upper Limb, Axilla, Anterior Arm

185-188; 193-199; 200-202

406-449**

Wed

8/11

Shoulder, Posterior Arm, posterior Forearm

188-192; 199-200; 215-216

406-449**

Thur

8/12

anterior Forearm

202-207

450-465**

*Fri

8/13

Hand

208-214

465-478

 

 

 

 

 

Mon

8/16

Lower Limb Organization, Hip, Gluteal Region, Posterior Thigh

156-165

315-333, 345-358

Tues

8/17

QUIZ III, Anterior/Medial Thigh

145-156

333-345

Wed

8/18

Leg and Ankle

166-173

360-370

Thur

8/19

Foot

174-177

370-379

*Fri

8/20

Joints, Gait

177-183; 217-219

479-494#, 379-402#

 

 

 

 

 

Mon

8/23

Review

 

 

*Tues

8/24

EXAM III  (FINAL EXAM)

 

 

Thur

8/26

NO CLASS

 

 

                                                                       

Tues

8/31

Radiological Anatomy: Intro to Imaging

 

X-ray, CT, MRI

Thurs

9/3

Clinical Anatomy of the Foot

 

Variations and abnormalities of the foot

 

 

 

 

 

Tues

9/7

Clinical Anatomy of the Back I

 

Intrinsic back muscles

Thurs

9/9

Clinical anatomy of the Back II

 

Ligaments of the thoracolumbar region

 

 

 

 

 

Tues

9/14

Anatomy of the Knee

 

Unhappy Triad; female knee/male knee

 

 

 

 

 

Tues

9/21

FINAL QUIZ