Student Learning Outcomes
- Identify the structures of the body by systems using models, specimens, cadavers, and visual media.
- Relate the structure to the function of anatomic structures.
- Use the language of anatomy to describe anatomical structures and relationships.
- Know the aspects of normal structure/function relationships and connect to clinical issues.
- Required:
- A good human anatomy text. The CSM bookstore has Marieb/Mallat Human Anatomy, or (if you are also planning on taking physiology at CSM) Marieb's Human Anatomy and Physiology. Both of these come with Practice Anatomy Lab (PAL) CD, also available online.
- Labs require Essentials of Anatomy and Physiology Lab Manual, custom edition by K. Patton
- For lab: Gloves
- Optional:
- Wheater P.R., Burkitt G.H., Daniels V.G. Functional Histology 3rd ed. Churchill Livingstone Publishers
- For Lab: lab coat, gloves
- Terms
- Skeletal
- Tissues and Skin
- Muscle
- Nervous and Endocrine
- Circulatory
- Respiratory
- Digestive
- Urinary and Reproduction
An informative Youtube video on the heart and cardiac cycle
Other Anatomy Handouts
Joint Assignment
Endocrine Assignment
Labeled Photos of CSM Anatomy Models:
- General Skin Model
- Thick Skin Model
- Thin Skin Model
- Brain Study Guide
- Midsagittal Brain Section - palomar college
- Coronal Brain Section
- Cranial Nerves Model
- Spinal Cord Section 1 Model
- Cauda Equina Model
- Ear Model - palomar college
- Vessels Model - Arteries Labelled
- Vessels Model - Veins Labelled
- Vessels Model Superior View
- Vessel Models Closeup
- Respiratory Models
- Larynx Model
- Digestive Accessory Organs Anterior
- Digestive Accessory Organs Posterior
- Digestive System - Head
- Digestive System - Teeth
- Digestive System - Internal
- YouTube Nephron Model video 1
- YouTube Nephron Model video 2
- Male Reproductive System
- Female Reproductive System
- Female Reproductive Mammary Gland