ASHS 6200 - Human Anatomy II

4 credit hours

This course is designed to enhance health professions students’ knowledge and application of human anatomy, specifically as its structure relates to function of all systems and regions. It is also intended to build on foundational human anatomy using prosected human donors, imaging, and technology to advance students’ ability to recognize anatomical relationships and their relevance in clinical practice and patient care. Following this course, students should be able to understand the conceptual and functional design of the human body (specifically, anatomy of the trunk, lower extremity, head and neck) and apply their knowledge to their clinical practiceapply their knowledge of the human body (specifically, structures of the trunk viscera and neurovasculature, lower extremity, and head and neck to their clinical practice, allowing them to think critically and ultimately improve patient care.