BIO 301 - Regional Anatomy

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This course is a study of the human body in regions, so as to understand the physical and functional interactions of different systems in the same location. The course is organized so that students can assimilate the bones, muscles, viscera, innervations, vasculature, and lymphatic pattern for each region of the body, as is done in medical professional programs. Students work with prosected human cadavers, and make use of the Anatomage table. The cadaver laboratory is off-campus, and so this course will require travel every week.

Prerequisites & Notes
BIO 201, BIO 202, and junior or higher class status

(Cr: 3)