1Identify the Musculoskeletal. Students will be able to identify, draw and describe function of, in models, radiographs and live animals: major bones and bony prominences; major muscles; major nerves; major blood vessels associated with limbs; and describe long bone development.

2Identify the Thorax. Students will be able to identify, draw and describe, in models, radiographs and live animals: position of lungs, esophagus, trachea, major vessels, nerves and heart; pathway of blood through heart; position of thoracic and pleural cavities; and important topography.

3Identify the Abdomen. Students will be able to identify, draw and describe, in models, radiographs and live animals: position of major GI and reproductive organs, major vessels, and nerves; GI and UG development; position of abdominal and peritoneal cavities; and important topography.

4Identify the Head and Neck. Students will be able to identify and describe, in models, radiographs and live animals: major bones of skull; number teeth; major cavities of skull; major features of the eye and ear; major glands, vessels and nerves of the neck and skull; major topography of the head and neck; and major parts and function of the brain.