BMS 507 - Advanced Human Anatomy Laboratory

Credit Hours: 3
This course is designed for upper-level undergraduate students who desire an advanced understanding of human anatomy, especially those who intend to pursue a career in the health professions. Through the use of cadaveric dissection, prosections, anatomical models, and skeletal material, the student will explore the structural details of the human body, with a particular emphasis on functional anatomy and clinical correlations. This course will be an intensive learning experience for motivated undergraduates.

Prerequisite: B grade or better in BMS 307; and permission of the instructor.
Lecture contact hours: 1 Lab contact hours: 4

Typically offered: Fall, Spring