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Fall 2024 Laboratory Lecture Upper DivisionWith a focus on preparing students to be practitioners of health sciences, Applied Anatomy for Medicine (HSCI 42000) will build upon the foundational knowledge of form and function obtained in prerequisite courses through enhancement of the relationship between bony structures, musculature, innervation, vascular perfusion, and interconnectedness with respect to human health. The significance of regional anatomy and important anatomical landmarks from a clinical perspective will be learned. The incorporation of student driven dissection will promote a more comprehensive understanding of the correlation between structure, function, dysfunction and disease signalments. The integration of clinical application and case study investigation will facilitate the transition from learner to practitioner.
Course HSCI 42000 from Purdue University - West Lafayette.