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BMS 645 - Clinical Gross Anatomy
Credit Hours: 5
The course offers in-depth coverage of basic, applied and clinical aspects of gross anatomy. An advanced musculoskeletal anatomy course that emphasizes the study of functional relationships between musculature, nervous tissue, vascular and skeletal components for the extremities and axial skeleton: Cadaver dissection laboratory experience is used to enhance understanding of three dimensional anatomical relationships for specific body regions. Students observe, discuss, teach, learn and dissect all body systems in detail. This course incorporate traditional didactic lectures, discussions, laboratory dissection, students teaching students (peer-teaching) in laboratory sessions and assignments that rely on critical thinking. Identical with OTE 645 . Cannot receive credit for both BMS 645 and OTE 645 .
Prerequisite: admission to Master of Occupational Therapy program.
Lecture Contact Hours: 3 Lab Contact Hours: 6
Typically Offered: Summer
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