Hello and welcome to the summer semester of human anatomy! This is a very intensive course is designed to immerse you fully in the structure and function of the human body. Let me be honest - it won't be easy!!  But I promise that you will thoroughly enjoy your time in this course. I hope to make the material interesting, informative and fun.  To find the lecture notes, click on the provided links. These notes will require you to go to lecture and add your own personal touch. To download, save the file to your own computer rather than trying to open it directly from the site. This will save time. These files are lengthy and big - so print them out using the multiple handout function of Powerpoint under the Print page.

This course also requires 3 hours per week arranged time in the Learning Resource Center (LRC). The time spent there is not critical for you to receive a grade in this course but will definitely improve it. Therefore while I do not enforce this time strictly, I strongly recommend you make the LRC a habit! Check with the LRC for their times - they are limited and not very flexible. The LRC has an abundance of CD-ROM material that will help to demonstrate the concepts taught in lecture/lab. It also has several of the models we will use this semester. Be sure to sign IN and OUT to make sure you get credit for your time. WARNING - the keys associated with the models are often not very accurate - so you them at your own peril!!!!

For each practical exam, I post review lists for you to assess what you need to know. These lists are NOT complete and I may test on material that is not listed - however this should be a small percentage of the tested material.. Therefore - you must come to lecture/lab and read your text in order to know exactly what is expected of you.

Welcome and good luck!

YOUR SECTION FOR ADDING THIS COURSE (OR DROPPING IT) USING THE PHONE IS 1019 . BE AWARE OF YOUR REGISTRATION DATES!!

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Last Update:  06/30/11

for the syllabus -click here

for an introduction to anatomical terms and directions - click here

for the first lecture on bone tissue - click here

for the second  lecture on skeletal structure and joints - click here

for the lecture on tissues and histology - click here

for the lecture on skin  - click here

FOR A LIST OF TISSUES, SKIN AND BONES TO KNOW FOR YOUR PRACTICAL - click here

THIS IS A "GUIDE" THAT I HAVE CREATED TO HELP TELL LEFT FROM RIGHT WHEN STUDYING YOUR BONES - click here

WANT TO TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE OF HISTOLOGY?? CLICK ON THIS LINK TO FIND A SMALL PRESENTATION CONTAINING VARIOUS TISSUE TYPES.

FOR A LIST OF THINGS TO KNOW FOR YOUR MIDTERM WRITTEN EXAM - click here

for the lecture on muscles - click this link: lecture muscle.ppt

FOR A LIST OF MUSCLES TO KNOW FOR YOUR PRACTICAL - click here

for a summary of muscle actions - click here

for the lectures on nerve tissue and central nervous system - click these links: Lecture nerve & lecture CNS

for the lecture on the peripheral nervous system including the spinal cord and spinal nerves - click this link: Lecture PNS

for the lecture on the 5 special senses - click this link: Lecture senses

FOR A LIST OF NERVOUS SYSTEM STRUCTURES TO KNOW FOR YOUR PRACTICAL - click here

for the lecture on blood and lymphatics - click here

for the lecture on the blood vessels - click here

for a labelled picture of the lymphatic model in lab - click here

for the lecture on endocrine system - click here

for the lecture on the heart - click here heart.ppt

for the lecture on the respiratory system - click here

for the lecture on the digestive system - click here

for a labelled picture of the 4 layers of the GI tract - click here

for the lecture on the urinary system - click here

for the lectures on the reproductive system & development - click here and here lecture development.ppt

for a reminder about mitosis/meiosis - click here

FOR A LIST OF THINGS TO KNOW FOR YOUR FINAL PRACTICAL- click here

FOR A LIST OF THINGS TO KNOW FOR YOUR WRITTEN LECTURE EXAM - click here

THIS PRESENTATION HAS SOME NICE CADAVER PICS

SPRING AND FALL SEMESTERS:

To get a copy of some of the keys I have created for your models - click on the links below. This is my best guess as to what the models are attempting to show - some names may be different depending on textbook. Keys for the muscle models are located in my key book. Keys for the newer models should be with the model!

1. Eukaryotic cell model (the good one!!)

     for a picture - click here

    for the cheesy model picture - click here:

2. Old leg model

3. Half head - muscles (3B model)

3a. Half head muscle model - Ward model

4. Osteon Model

5. Female reproductive model from the torso

5a. Female reproductive model - separate model

6. Male reproductive model from the torso

6a. Male reproductive model - separate model

7. Kidney - including the nephron

7a. Older kidney model with circulation

7b. Urinary reproductive model

7c. Giant kidney model

8. Lacteal board - this is a jpeg picture of the small intestinal wall

9. Lymphatic model

10. Nose model

11. Artery board model

11a. Respiratory and artery model (heart/lung model)

12. Neuron model

13. Mandible model

14. Spinal cord model

15. Torso model - muscles

16. Nerve board model - including a longitudinal view of the spinal cord

17. Brain model - rubber brain model

17a. Half head model with brain, tonsils and pharynx

18. Digestive model

19. Liver model - including the gallbladder

20. Lung model - including alveoli

21. Ovary model - follicle development

22. Heart model

23. Larynx model - large model with true vocal cords

24. Tongue model

25. Stomach/pancreas model

26. Skin modelMODEL KEYS/SKINMODEL.doc

27. Vessels and nerves for arm and leg models

For a presentation on the cat musculature - click here

For color pictures of cat musculature - click these links

superficial chest

shoulder

lateral arm and shoulder

deep lateral leg

lateral thigh

triceps brachii

forearm

lateral arm

neck #1 and neck #2

deep thigh and gluteal

lateral leg

quadriceps

superficial back #1 and superficial back #2

For color pictures of the internal cat anatomy - click these links

heart #1 and heart #2

pancreas

internal organs

intestines

intestines and omentum

large intestine

liver

male reproductive

sheep brain

Interested  in dissections of the cadaver - try these links

http://www.anatomy.wisc.edu/courses/gross/

http://anatomy.med.umich.edu/courseinfo/video_index.html

How about neuroanatomy??

http://www.neuroanatomy.wisc.edu/grossvideo/neuroclips.html