Undergraduate Gross Anatomy: Regional...and principles related to human gross anatomy as appropriate for an undergraduate level of education. Course Outcomes A) A Student will be able

Course Description Undergraduate Human Anatomy is an interactive lecture based course studying terminology, tissues, skeleton, muscles, blood vessels, and nerves of the seven regions of the body. The regions of interest include: Back, Lower Limb, Upper Limb, Head/Neck, Thorax, Abdomen, and Pelvis. The focus of this course we will be to introduce many of the underlying concepts and principles related to human gross anatomy as appropriate for an undergraduate level of education.

Course Outcomes A) A Student will be able to use anatomical terms correctly

B) A student will be able to identify structures (e.g. bones, muscles, nerves, blood vessels, and organs of the human body) on the cadavers and models of a given anatomical region.

C) A student will be able to relate the presented material with material discussed in lecture and textbook.

General Education Outcomes

A) Think Critically: Observes and records the most evident aspect of anatomy.

B) Solve Problems: Articulates the observations.

C) Communicate Effectively: 1) Develops accuracy of observations through practice, assess-ment, and observation. 2) Use quiz exercises and discussion to increase observational skills and use of terminology. 3) recognizes concepts once they have been applied.

D) Recognizes the Value of Human Diversity: By observing the pattern variations with the human body and individuals, which may include organ, shape, size, and placement.

E) Demonstrate Life Management Skills: By introducing students to the structure of the human body, which they can later use in their health careers and in their own well-being. Also help the students develop strategies for analyzing and evaluating their own health care.

Complete Anatomy

Undergraduate Gross Anatomy: Regional

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Module 1- Overview of Body Systems

01.01- Introduction to Anatomical Posi-tion, Planes and Terminology Full Body 01- Lecture Overview: Anatomical Position, Planes and

Terminology 00:00:44 1) Define Anatomical Position.

Quiz 01.01- Introduction to Anatomical Position, Planes and Terminology Full Body 01.01- Anatomical Position 00:02:30 2) Describe the orientation of anatomical planes that may be used in cutting anatomical

material or in diagnostic imaging.

Full Body 01.02- Anatomical Planes 00:03:09 3) Describe the difference between a systemic and regional approach to teaching anatomy.

Full Body 01.03- Body Systems vs. Regions 00:01:50 4) Properly use anatomical terminology to discuss relationships within a region of the body, or within a system.

Full Body 01.04- Body Cavities 00:04:14 5) Describe the serous membranes lining the walls and contents of the major cavities of the body.

Full Body 01.05- Serous Membranes 00:04:47

Full Body 01.06- Anatomical Terminology: Terms of Relationship 00:04:56

Full Body 01.07- Anatomical Terminology: Terms of Laterality 00:03:40

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01.02- Introduction to the Muscular System Full Body 02- Lecture Overview: Introduction to the Muscular

System 00:00:26 1) Describe the major functions of muscle tissues

Quiz 01.02- Introduction to the Muscular System Full Body 02.01- Introduction to the Muscular System (Functions

and Types) 00:04:15 2) List the three types of muscle tissue and give examples of their locations and basic functions.

Full Body 02.03- Skeletal Muscle: Contractile vs Non-Contractile 00:03:39 3) Identify the contractile and non-contractile portions of skeletal muscle.

Full Body 02.04- Skeletal Muscle: Fibers 00:02:50 4) List the roles a skeletal muscle may assume, and the types of contractions involved in movement.

Full Body 02.05- Skeletal Muscle: Sites of Muscle Attachment 00:04:39 5) Define the difference between striated and non-striated muscle

Full Body 02.06- Naming Skeletal Muscle 00:04:51 6) Describe the major types of movement as they relate to anatomical position

Full Body 02.07- Roles of a Muscle 00:04:38

Full Body 02.08- Types of Muscle Contraction 00:04:38

Full Body 02.09- Introduction to Movement 00:04:10

Full Body 02.10- Cardiac Muscle 00:04:59

Full Body 02.11- Smooth Muscle 00:04:43

Full Body 02.12- Striated vs. Smooth Muscle 00:03:46


01.03- Introduction to the Skeletal System Full Body 03- Lecture Overview: Introduction to the Skeletal

System 00:00:43 1) State the general functions of bone and cartilage within the skeletal system.

Quiz 01.03- Introduction to the Skeletal System Full Body 03.01- Introduction to the Skeletal System 00:04:28 2) List the bones comprising the axial and appendicular skeleton and describe the function

of each.

Full Body 03.02- Types of Cartilage 00:04:54 3) Recognize different types and classifications of bones and describe their general loca-tions.

Full Body 03.03- Axial vs Appendicular Skeleton 00:03:16 4) Recognize different types and classifications of cartilage and describe their general locations.

Full Body 03.04- Types of Bones 00:03:02 5) List and define articular and non-articular bone markings.

Full Body 03.05- Classifications of Bones 00:04:43 6) Describe the typical features of a long bone.

Full Body 03.06- Long Bones 00:05:00

Full Body 03.07a- Intro to Skeletal Terminology 00:04:12

Full Body 03.07b- Additional Skeletal Terminology 00:04:00


01.04- Introduction to the Joints Full Body 04- Lecture Overview: Introduction to the Joints 00:00:41 1) List and define the major classifications of joints (fibrous, cartilaginous, and synovial), and provide examples of each.

Quiz 01.04- Introduction to the Joints Full Body 04.01- Classifications of Joints 00:01:58 2) Describe the major features and defining characteristics of a synovial joint.

Full Body 04.02- Fibrous Joints: Sutures 00:04:46 3) Identify the different types of synovial joints (hinge, pivot, saddle, condyloid, plane, ball and socket), and provide examples of each while listing the movements allowed.

Full Body 04.03- Fibrous Joints: Gomphosis, Syndesmosis 00:02:21

Full Body 04.04- Cartilaginous Joints 00:04:54

Full Body 04.05- Synovial Joints 00:04:18

Full Body 04.06- Synovial Joints: Characteristics 00:04:39

Full Body 04.07- Types of Synovial Joints 00:04:58

Full Body 04.08- Factors Affecting Joint Mobility 00:04:45


01.05- Introduction to the Cardiovascu-lar System Full Body 05- Lecture Overview: Introduction to the Cardiovascu-

lar System 00:00:51 1) State the purpose of the cardiovascular system.

Quiz 01.05- Introduction to the Cardio-vascular System Full Body 05.01- Introduction to the Cardiovascular System 00:02:32 2) Describe the types of arteries found in the body, and name their respective types of

locations.

Full Body 05.02- Arteries 00:03:06 3) Describe a capillary and its primary functions and locations.

Full Body 05.03- Veins 00:04:05 4) Describe the types of veins found in the body, and name their respective types and locations.

Full Body 05.04- Portal vs. Caval Venous Systems 00:03:46 5) Describe the difference between the portal and caval components of the venous system.

Full Body 05.05- Capillaries 00:02:19

Full Body 05.06- Anatomy of Blood Vessels 00:04:55


01.06- Introduction to the Nervous System Full Body 06- Lecture Overview: Introduction to the Nervous

System 00:00:55 1) Define the subdivisions of the nervous system as central or peripheral, and list the major functions and component structures of each.

Quiz 01.06- Introduction to the Nervous System Full Body 06.01- Introduction to the Nervous System 00:01:25 2) Describe the difference between the gray and white matter of the nervous system and

the difference in location between these tissues in the brain and spinal cord.

Full Body 06.02- Neuron 00:04:58 3) Describe the difference between afferent and efferent pathways and how they play a role in reflexes.

Full Body & Head 06.03- Gray vs. White Matter 00:04:54 4) Define a ganglion and a plexus providing examples of each, as well as the functional differences between the somatic and autonomic subdivisions of the nervous system.

Full Body 06.04- CNS vs. PNS 00:02:01

Full Body 06.05- Central Nervous System (CNS) 00:02:29

Full Body 06.06- Peripheral Nervous System (PNS) 00:02:12

Full Body 06.07- Sensory vs. Motor 00:04:52

Full Body 06.08- Somatic vs. Autonomic 00:04:58

Full Body 06.09- Pain Reflex 00:04:15


01.07- Introduction to the Autonomic Nervous System Full Body 07- Lecture Overview: Autonomic Nervous System 00:00:54 1) Discuss the two divisions of the autonomic nervous system and state the general roles of

each.

Quiz 01.07- Introduction to the Auto-nomic Nervous System Full Body 07.01- Autonomic Nervous System (ANS) 00:03:07 2) Describe the anatomy of the sympathetic nervous system and describe its physiological

function, major pathways, and primary targets.

Full Body 07.02- Sympathetic Nervous System: Targets 00:03:43 3) Describe the anatomy of the parasympathetic nervous system and describe its physio-logical function, major pathways, and primary targets.

Full Body 07.03- Sympathetic Nervous System: Pathway 00:04:42 4) Compare the sympathetic and parasympathetic components of the nervous system as they relate to ganglia location and length of pre- and post- ganglionic nerves.

Full Body 07.04- Synapses Within the Sympathetic Chain 00:04:51

Full Body 07.05- Splanchnic Nerves 00:03:34

Full Body 07.06- Parasympathetic Nervous System: Targets 00:02:50

Full Body 07.07- Parasympathetic Nervous System Pathway 00:04:20

Full Body 07.08- Enteric Nervous System 00:03:03


01.08- Introduction to the Integumenta-ry, Lymphatic and Endocrine Systems Full Body 08- Lecture Overview: Integumentary, Lymphatic and

Endocrine Systems 00:00:52

Quiz 01.08- Introduction to the Integ-umentary, Lymphatic and Endocrine Systems

Full Body 08.01- Introduction to the Integumentary System 00:01:41 1) Describe the major structures included within the integumentary system .

Full Body 08.02- Anatomy of the Skin 00:04:32 2) Identify the epidermis and describe the tissue types making up the layer, the process of growth and keratinization of the skin.

Full Body 08.03- Introduction to the Lymphatic System 00:01:41 3) State the purpose of the Lymphatic System.

Full Body 08.04- Lymphatic Drainage 00:04:23 4) Describe the major pattern of lymphatic drainage from the various body regions. (Tho-racic duct, right lymphatic duct).

Full Body 08.05- Lymph Nodes 00:03:05 5) Define and describe the major functions of a lymph node.

Full Body 08.06- Introduction to the Spleen 00:03:01 6) Discuss the role lymphatic organs play in health (spleen, thymus).

Full Body 08.07- Introduction to the Endocrine System 00:01:18 7) List the general functions of the endocrine system.

Full Body 08.08- Endocrine Glands 00:04:18 8) Name and give the location of all endocrine glands.

Full Body 08.09- Exocrine Glands 00:03:43 9) Name and give the location of major exocrine glands.

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Module 2- The Back 02.01- Vertebral Column Back 01- Lecture Overview: Vertebral Column 1) Describe the typical curves of the vertebral column and discuss the types of excessive curvature of each region.

Quiz 02.01- Vertebral Column

Back 01.01- Vertebral Column 00:01:49 2) Describe the developmental cause of each regions curvature.

Back 01.02- Curvature of the Vertebral Column 00:01:31 3) Describe the main anatomical features of a typical vertebrae.

Neck 01.03a- Cervical Vertebrae 00:01:54 4) Identify and describe the unique features of the first two cervical vertebrae.

Neck 01.03b- Typical Cervical Vertebrae 00:01:18 5) State the identifying characteristics of vertebrae from each region of the vertebral col-umn.

Neck 01.04- C1 (Atlas) 00:01:30

Neck 01.05- C2 (Axis) 00:01:10

Back 01.06- Thoracic Vertebra 00:01:40

Back 01.07- Lumbar Vertebra 00:00:52

Back 01.08- IV Disc and Foramen 00:01:02

Pelvis and Perineum 01.09- Sacrum and Coccyx 00:02:03


02.02- Joints and Movements of the Vertebral Column Back 02- Lecture Overview: Joints and Movements of the

Vertebral Column1) Describe the types of movement performed at the atlanto-occipital joint, and the atlan-to-axial joint.

Quiz 02.02- Joints and Movements of the Vertebral Column

Neck 02.01- Atlanto-occipital Joint 00:00:37 2) Describe the typical movements within the cervical vertebrae.

Neck 02.02- Atlanto-axial Joint 00:01:03 3) Describe the typical movements within the thoracic vertebrae.

Back 02.03- Zygopophyseal Joints 00:01:37 4) Describe the typical movements within the lumbar vertebrae.

Pelvis and Perineum 02.07- Lumbosacral Angle 5) Describe the characteristics of the zygapophyseal joints.


02.03- Spinal Cord Back 03- Lecture Overview: Spinal Cord 00:00:47 1) Describe the major functions of the spinal cord and its general characteristics.

Quiz 02.03- Spinal Cord Back 03.01- Spinal Cord 00:03:01 2) Identify the features of the spinal cord in a transverse section including the location of the gray and white matter.

Back 03.02- Transverse Section of Spinal Cord 00:04:52 3) Identify and describe the function and contents of the dorsal root ganglia, dorsal and ventral roots, and spinal nerves.

Back 03.03- Spinal Nerve 00:04:50 4) Describe the appearance and location of the meninges surrounding the spinal cord.

Back 03.04- Spinal Meninges 00:03:54 5) Discuss the concept of a plexus, and correlate them to the various enlargements of the spinal cord.

Back 03.05- Meninges, CSF, and Lumbar Puncture 00:04:58


02.04- Muscles of the Back Back 04- Lecture Overview: Muscles of the Back 00:00:46 1) Identify the five muscles in the superficial layer of the back, and describe their respective sites of muscle attachment and actions.

Quiz 02.04- Muscles of the Back Back 04.01- Muscles of the Back: Introduction 00:01:16 2) Identify the two muscles in the intermediate layer of the back, and describe their respec-tive sites of muscle attachment and actions.

Back 04.02- Muscles of the Back: Superficial Layer 00:04:55 3) Describe the group of muscles known as the erector spinae, and list the common actions of this group of muscles and name the individual muscles within this group.

Back 04.03- Muscles of the Back: Intermediate Layer 00:02:39

Back 04.04- Muscles of the Back: Deep Layer (Erector Spi-nae) 00:03:52

Back 04.05- Surface Anatomy of the Back 00:04:31

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Module 3- The Upper Limb 03.01- Bones of the Pectoral Girdle and Upper Limb Upper Limb 01- Lecture Overview: Bones of the Upper Limb 00:05:01 1) Identify the bones of the pectoral girdle, arm, forearm, and hand.

Quiz 03.01- Bones of the Pectoral Girdle and Upper Limb Upper Limb 01.01- Bones of the Pectoral Girdle: Scapula 00:05:01 2) List and define the major articular and non-articular bone markings of each bone of the

upper limb.

Upper Limb 01.02- Bones of the Pectoral Girdle: Clavicle 00:03:40 3) Distinguish if a bone is from the right or left upper limb.

Upper Limb 01.03- Bone of the Arm: Humerus 00:04:04 4) Properly use directional terminology to describe the locations of the bones within the upper limb.

Upper Limb 01.04- Bones of the Forearm: Radius 00:02:57

Upper Limb 01.05- Bones of the Forearm: Ulna 00:01:35

Upper Limb 01.06- Bones of the Wrist and Hand: Carpal Bones 00:02:56

Upper Limb 01.07- Bones of the Wrist and Hand: Metacarpals and Phalanges 00:02:08


03.02- Joints of the Upper Limb Upper Limb 02- Lecture Overview: Joints of the Upper Limb 00:01:14 1) Name the joints of the upper limb.

Quiz 03.02- Joints of the Upper Limb Upper Limb 02.01- SC and AC Joints 00:04:02 2) Describe the actions of the joints of the upper limb.

Upper Limb 02.02- Glenohumeral (Shoulder) Joint 00:04:36 3) Identify the bones involved at each joint of the upper limb.

Upper Limb 02.03- Elbow Joint 00:04:48 4) Classify the major joints of the upper limb.

Upper Limb 02.04- Radioulnar Joints 00:04:51

Upper Limb 02.05- Wrist Joint 00:04:45

Upper Limb 02.06- Joints of the Hand 00:04:23


03.03- Muscles of the Upper Limb Upper Limb 03- Lecture Overview: Muscles of the Upper Limb 00:00:47 1) Identify and describe the actions of the extrinsic muscles of the upper limb.

Quiz 03.03- Muscles of the Upper Limb Upper Limb 03.01- Introduction to the Muscles of the Upper Limb 00:01:56 2) Identify and describe the actions of the rotator cuff, and describe the collective action of these muscles.

Upper Limb 03.02- Extrinsic Muscles of the Upper Limb 00:04:52 3) Identify the muscles within the anterior and posterior compartments of the arm, and describe the actions of each.

Upper Limb 03.03- Rotator Cuff 00:04:07 4) Identify the muscles within the anterior and posterior compartments of the forearm, and describe the actions of each.

Upper Limb 03.04- Compartments of the Arm 00:04:50 5) Identify the major structures within the hand.

Upper Limb 03.05- Muscles of the Anterior Arm 00:04:06

Upper Limb 03.06- Muscles of the Posterior Arm 00:01:37

Upper Limb 03.07- Compartments of the Forearm 00:04:20

Upper Limb 03.08- Naming of Forearm Muscles 00:04:08

Upper Limb 03.09- Muscles of the Anterior Forearm 00:04:20

Upper Limb 03.10- Muscles of the Posterior Forearm 00:04:55

Upper Limb 03.11- Muscles of the Hand and Associated Structures 00:02:40


03.04- Nerves of the Upper Limb Upper Limb 04- Lecture Overview: Nerves of the Upper Limb 00:00:46 1) Describe the major components of the brachial plexus, and draw a schematic of its contents.

Quiz 03.04- Nerves of the Upper Limb Upper Limb 04.01- Schematic of the Brachial Plexus 00:04:37 2) State the cord levels of origin of the roots and trunks of the brachial plexus.

Upper Limb 04.02- Brachial Plexus: Roots, Trunks, Divisions, and Cords 00:04:47 3) Identify and describe the path of the five terminal branches of the brachial plexus.

Upper Limb 04.03- Brachial Plexus: Terminal Branches 00:04:31 4) Describe the patterns of compartment innervation of the arm, forearm, and hand.

Upper Limb 04.04- Innervation of the Arm 00:03:31 5) Describe the patterns of cutaneous innervation of the upper limb, and describe the concept of dermatomes.

Upper Limb 04.05- Innervation of the Forearm 00:04:23

Upper Limb 04.06- Innervation of the Hand 00:02:50

Upper Limb 04.07- Cutaneous Innervation of the Upper Limb 00:03:53


03.05- Blood Vessels of the Upper Limb Upper Limb 05- Lecture Overview: Blood Vessels of the Upper Limb 00:00:46 1) List in sequence, the arteries that take blood from the heart to the upper limb

Quiz 03.05- Blood Vessels of the Upper Limb

Upper Limb 05.01- Subclavian and Axillary Arteries 00:04:11 2) Describe the path of the axillary artery, and define its point of origin and termination.

Upper Limb 05.02- Brachial, Radial and Ulnar Arteries 00:02:54 3) Describe the pattern of arterial supply to the arm and forearm.

Upper Limb 05.03- Palmar Arterial Arches and Dorsal Venous Network 00:04:35 4) Describe the pattern of arterial supply within the hand, and the venous drainage from

the hand.

Upper Limb 05.04- Superficial Veins of the Upper Limb 00:04:11 5) Describe the route of venous return in the upper limb through both the superficial and deep veins.

Upper Limb 05.05- Deep Veins of the Upper Limb 00:03:39


03.06- Special Areas of the Upper Limb Upper Limb 06- Lecture Overview: Special Areas of the Upper Limb 00:00:41 1) Describe the boundaries and structural relationships of the triangle of auscultation and its clinical relevance.

Quiz 03.06- Special Areas of the Upper Limb

Upper Limb 06.01- Triangle of Auscultation 00:01:47 2) Describe the boundaries, contents, and clinical relevance of the quadrangular space.

Upper Limb 06.02- Quadrangular Space 00:03:55 3) Describe the boundaries, contents, and clinical relevance of the cubital fossa.

Upper Limb 06.03- Cubital Fossa 00:04:55 4) Identify the major surface landmarks of the upper limb both anteriorly and posteriorly.

Upper Limb 06.04- Surface Anatomy of the Upper Limb: Anterior 00:03:55

Upper Limb 06.05- Surface Anatomy of the Upper Limb: Posterior 00:03:20




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Module 4- Lower Limb 04.01- Bones of the Pelvic Girdle and Lower Limb Lower Limb 01- Lecture Overview: Bones of the Pelvic Girdle and

Lower Limb 00:00:44 1) Identify the bones of the pelvic girdle, thigh, leg, ankle, and foot.

Quiz 04.01- Bones of the Pelvic Girdle and Lower Limb Lower Limb 01.01- Osteology of the Lower Limb 00:04:30 2) List and define the major articular and non-articular bone markings of each bone of the

lower limb.

Pelvis 01.02- Hip Bone 00:05:01 3) Distinguish if a bone is from the right or left lower limb.

Lower Limb 01.03- Bone of the Thigh: Femur 00:04:48 4) Properly use directional terminology to describe the location of the bones within the lower limb.

Lower Limb 01.04- Bones of the Leg: Tibia and Fibula 00:04:49

Lower Limb 01.06- Bones of the Ankle and Foot: Tarsal Bones 00:04:48

Lower Limb 01.07- Bones of the Ankle and Foot: Metatarsals and Phalanges 00:03:08


04.02- Joints of the Lower Limb Lower Limb 02- Lecture Overview: Joints of the Lower Limb 00:01:28 1) Name the joints of the lower limb.

Quiz 04.02- Joints of the Lower Limb Lower Limb 02.01- Pubic Symphysis and Sacroiliac Joint 00:03:47 2) Describe the actions of the joints of the lower limb.

Lower Limb 02.02- Hip Joint 00:04:35 3) Identify the bones involved at each joint of the lower limb.

Lower Limb 02.03- Knee Joint 00:04:25 4) Classify the major joints of the lower limb.

Lower Limb 02.04- Ankle and Subtalar Joints 00:04:35

Lower Limb 02.05- Joints of the Foot 00:04:54


04.03- Muscles of the Lower Limb Lower Limb 03- Lecture Overview: Muscles of the Lower Limb 00:01:00 1) Identify the major muscles in the gluteal region, and list the dominant actions and sourc-es of motor innervation.

Quiz 04.03- Muscles of the Lower Limb Lower Limb 03.01- Introduction to the Muscles of the Lower Limb 00:05:00 2) Identify muscles in each of the three compartments of the thigh, and list their dominant actions and sources of motor innervation.

Lower Limb 03.02- Gluteal Region: Superficial Muscles 00:04:49 3) Identify the muscles in each of the three compartments of the leg, and their dominant actions and sources motor innervation.

Lower Limb 03.03- Gluteal Region: Deep Muscles 00:04:57 4) Identify some of the key structures in the foot, and compare it to the organizational structure of the hand.

Lower Limb 03.04- Compartments of the Thigh 00:03:01

Lower Limb 03.05- Muscles of the Anterior Thigh 00:05:01

Lower Limb 03.06- Muscles of the Medial Thigh 00:04:16

Lower Limb 03.07- Muscles of the Posterior Thigh 00:03:30

Lower Limb 03.08- Compartments of the Leg 00:03:20

Lower Limb 03.09- Muscles of the Anterior Leg 00:04:16

Lower Limb 03.10- Muscles of the Lateral Leg 00:03:57

Lower Limb 03.11- Muscles of the Posterior Leg: Superficial 00:04:06

Lower Limb 03.12- Muscles of the Posterior Leg: Deep 00:04:23

Lower Limb 03.13- Muscles of the Foot and Associated Structures 00:04:37

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04.04- Nerves of the Lower Limb Lower Limb 04- Lecture Overview: Nerves of the Lower Limb 00:00:38 1) Identify the nerves of the lumbar plexus and the sacral plexus.

Quiz 04.04- Nerves of the Lower Limb Lower Limb & Pelvis 04.01- Lumbosacral Plexus 00:04:55 2) List the cord levels of origin of the major nerves supplying the lower limb.

Lower Limb 04.02- Innervation of the Hip 00:04:55 3) Properly identify and describe the path of the nerves supplying the thigh.

Lower Limb 04.03- Innervation of the Thigh 00:04:24 4) Properly identify and describe the path of the nerves supplying the leg and foot.

Lower Limb 04.04- Innervation of the Leg 00:04:14

Lower Limb 04.05- Innervation of the Foot 00:03:05

Lower Limb 04.06- Cutaneous Innervation of the Lower Limb 00:04:26


04.05- Blood Vessels of the Lower Limb Lower Limb 05- Lecture Overview: Blood Vessels of the Lower Limb 00:00:49 1) List the vessels that take blood from the heart to each area of the lower limb and back to the heart.

Quiz 04.05- Blood Vessels of the Lower Limb Pelvis 05.01- Internal and External Iliac Arteries 00:02:58 2) List in sequence, the arteries that take blood from the pelvis to the lower limb in both

the anterior thigh and gluteal region.

Lower Limb 05.02- Femoral and Gluteal Arteries 00:03:26 3) List in sequence, the arteries that take blood from the thigh to the foot.

Lower Limb 05.03- Popliteal, Tibial, and Fibular Arteries 00:03:52 4) Discuss the pattern of vascular arches in the foot.

Lower Limb 05.04- Arterial Supply and Venous Drainage of the Foot 00:03:59 5) List in sequence, the superficial veins that return blood from the lower limb back to the heart.

Lower Limb 05.05- Superficial Veins of the Lower Limb 00:04:22 6) List in sequence, the deep veins that return blood from the lower limb back to the heart.

Lower Limb 05.06- Deep Veins of the Lower Limb 00:04:59

Lower Limb 05.07- Pulse of the Lower Limb 00:04:49


04.06- Special Areas of the Lower Limb Lower Limb 06- Lecture Overview: Special Areas of the Lower Limb 00:00:53 1) Identify the areas of the femoral triangle, the adductor canal, and the popliteal fossa.

Quiz 04.06- Special Areas of the Lower Limb Lower Limb 06.01- Femoral Triangle 00:03:59 2) Identify the major contents of the femoral triangle, the adductor canal, and the popliteal

fossa.

Lower Limb 06.02- Adductor Canal 00:03:15 3) Identify the structures passing along the medial aspect of the ankle, ‘’Tom, Dick, and Harry’’.

Lower Limb 06.03- Popliteal Fossa 00:03:50 4) Identify the surface anatomy landmarks on the anterior and posterior aspects of the lower limb.

Lower Limb 06.04- "Tom, Dick, and Harry" 00:03:15

Lower Limb 06.05- Surface Anatomy of the Lower Limb: Anterior 00:03:50

Lower Limb 06.06- Surface Anatomy of the Lower Limb: Posterior 00:02:39




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Module 5- The Thorax 05.01- The Thoracic Cage Thorax 01- Lecture Overview: The Thoracic Cage 00:00:38 1) Describe the bony and muscular boundaries that constitute the thoracic cage.

Quiz 05.01- The Thoracic Cage Thorax 01.01- The Thoracic Cage 00:03:57 2) Identify the major markings and regions of the sternum and of a typical rib.

Thorax 01.02- Sternum 00:04:14 3) Identify the major markings and regions of a typical rib.

Thorax 01.03- Rib 00:04:37

Thorax 01.04- Types of Ribs 00:03:01

Thorax 01.05- Movements of the Thoracic Cage (Respiration) 00:03:08

Thorax 01.06- Surface Anatomy of the Anterior Thoracic Wall 00:04:53


05.02- Thoracic Muscles and Subdivi-sions Thorax 02- Lecture Overview: The Thorax 00:00:31 1) List the muscles of the thorax.

Quiz 05.02- Thoracic Muscles and Sub-divisions

Thorax 02.01- Muscles of the Thorax 00:04:51 2) Describe the nerves and the vessels of the parietal thorax.

Thorax 02.02- Intercostal Space 00:03:11 3) Describe the diaphragm and list the structures that pass through it.

Thorax 02.03- Diaphragm 00:04:48 4) Describe the subdivisions and contents of the thorax.

Thorax 02.04- Subdivisions of the Thorax 00:01:45 5) Define mediastinum, and identify the contents.

Thorax 02.05- Mediastinum 00:11:24


05.03- The Respiratory System Thorax 03- Lecture Overview: The Respiratory System 00:01:42 1) Describe the major functions of the respiratory system.

Quiz 05.03- The Respiratory System Thorax 03.01- Introduction to the Respiratory System 00:01:42 2) Identify structures and openings of the internal nose.

Thorax 03.02- Conducting vs. Respiratory Portion 00:03:16 3) Describe the three regions of the pharynx and locate its continuation as the esophagus.

Thorax Nasal cavities and paranasal sinuses 4) Trace the path of air from the nose to the alveoli.

Neck 03.03- Pharynx 00:04:21 5) Describe the anatomical structure and function of the right and left lungs noting their differences.

Neck 03.04- Larynx 00:04:00 6) Describe the anatomical structure of pleura and state its functions.

Thorax 03.05- Trachea and Bronchus 00:02:38

Thorax 03.06- Left Lung 00:04:25

Thorax 03.07- Right Lung 00:02:28 1) Describe the anatomical structure of nasal cavities and paranasal sinuses and state their functions

Thorax 03.08- Pleura 00:04:30


05.04- The Heart Thorax 04- Lecture Overview: The Heart 00:00:48 1) Describe the anatomical position of the heart.

Quiz 05.04a- The Heart 1 Thorax 04.01- Position of the Heart 00:03:11 2) Describe the anatomical structures forming the four borders and four surfaces of the heart.

Quiz 05.04b- The Heart 2

Thorax 04.02- Pericardial Sac 00:05:00 3) Follow the path of blood through the chambers, valves, and vessels of the heart.

Thorax 04.03a- Surfaces of the Heart 00:02:22 4) Identify and describe the internal and external features of each chamber of the heart.

Thorax 04.03b- Borders of the Heart 00:01:31 5) Define the cardiac cycle, systole, and diastole.

Thorax 04.04- Cardiac Muscle and Layers of the Heart Wall 00:03:56 6) Describe the key features of the conducting system of the heart, and correlate each to the clinical appearance of an ECG.

Thorax 04.05- Blood Flow Through the Chambers of the Heart 00:04:31

Thorax 04.06- The Atria 00:04:02

Thorax 04.07a- External Features of the Ventricles 00:03:10

Thorax 04.07b- Internal Features of the Ventricles 00:04:20

Thorax 04.08a- Atrioventricular Valves 00:04:07

Thorax 04.08b- Semilunar Valves 00:02:55

Thorax 04.09- Fibrous Skeleton of Heart 00:02:46

Thorax 04.10- Aortic Semilunar Valve in Systole vs. Diastole 00:04:10

Thorax 04.11- Conducting System of the Heart 00:02:36

Thorax 04.12- Electrocardiogram (ECG) 00:02:35




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Module 6- The Abdomen and Pelvis

06.01- Abdomen and Pelvis Musculo-skeletal Abdomen 01- Lecture Overview: Abdomen and Pelvis Musculo-

skeletal 00:01:01 1) Describe the features of the bony pelvis including the locations of the true and false pelvis, and the pelvic inlet and outlet.

Quiz 06.01- Abdomen and Pelvis Muscu-loskeletal Pelvis 01.01- The Bony Pelvis 00:04:57 2) List the 4 muscles of the anterolateral abdominal wall and describe their collective

actions and sites of attachment.

(In Pelvis) Pelvis 01.02- Pelvic Inlet vs. Outlet 00:04:14 3) Identify the 3 muscles of the posterior abdominal wall and describe their actions and sites of attachment.

Pelvis 01.03- True vs. False Pelvis 00:02:19 4) Describe the components, location, and actions of the pelvic diaphragm.

Pelvis 01.04- Sciatic Foramina 00:04:10 5) Describe the two subdivision methods of the abdomen into either quadrants or regions, and list the major contents of each.

Pelvis 01.02- Hip Bone 00:05:01

Pelvis 01.09- Sacrum and Coccyx 00:02:03

Abdomen 01.05- Anterior Abdominal Wall 00:04:57

Abdomen 01.06- Posterior Abdominal Wall 00:04:30

Abdomen 01.07- Abdominal Wall Innervation 00:04:57

Pelvis "01.08- Pelvic Floor 00:05:00

Abdomen 01.09- 4 Abdominal Quadrants 00:02:36

Abdomen 01.10- 9 Abdominal Regions 00:03:26

Abdomen 01.11- Surface Anatomy of the Anterior Abdominal Wall 00:03:49


06.02- Digestive System Abdomen 02- Lecture Overview: Digestive System 00:00:40 1) State the general purpose and function of the digestive system.

Quiz 06.02- Digestive System Abdomen 02.01- Digestive Organs 00:01:29 2) Follow the path of food through the digestive system from the oral cavity to the anus, and describe the major functions of each structure along this path.

(In Abdomen) Abdomen 02.02- Accessory Organs of Digestion 00:02:01 3) Discuss the process of digestion (mechanical and chemical).

Abdomen 02.03- The Spleen (Non-digestive Organ) 00:00:47 4) Define peritoneum, and list the organs within the abdominal cavity as either intra- or retroperitoneal.

Abdomen 02.04- Intraperitoneal vs. Retroperitoneal 00:03:26

Abdomen 02.05- Greater and Lesser Omentum 00:02:29

Abdomen 02.06- Ligaments of the Liver 00:01:58


06.03- Neurovasculature of the Abdo-men and Pelvis Abdomen 03- Lecture Overview: Neurovasculature of Abdomen

and Pelvis 00:00:53 1) List the portions of the aorta and describe the path and location of each.

Quiz 06.03- Neurovasculature of the Abdomen and Pelvis Abdomen 03.01- Aorta 00:01:40 2) List the three unpaired branches off the anterior aspect of the abdominal aorta, and list

the organs that are supplied by each.

(In Abdomen) Abdomen 03.02- Unpaired Abdominal Arteries 00:02:12 3) List the major paired branches of the anterior aspect of the abdominal aorta, and list the organs that are supplied by each.

Abdomen 03.03- Paired Abdominal Arteries 00:01:52 4) Describe the difference between the portal and caval venous systems, and list the major vessels involved.

Abdomen 03.04- Iliac Arteries 00:01:32 5) Describe the general distribution of the autonomic nerves to the abdominal viscera.

Abdomen 03.05- Inferior Vena Cava 00:02:00

Abdomen 03.06- Hepatic Portal Vein 00:01:46

Abdomen 03.07- Innervation of the Foregut 00:02:44

Abdomen 03.08- Innervation of the Midgut 00:01:17

Abdomen 03.09- Innervation of the Hindgut 00:01:58

Abdomen 03.10- Innervation of the Kidneys 00:01:41


06.04- Urinary System Abdomen 04- Lecture Overview: Urinary System 00:00:49 1) State the general functions of the urinary system and describe the gross anatomy of the kidney.

Quiz 06.04- Urinary System Abdomen 04.01- Introduction to the Urinary System 00:02:58 2) Describe the features of the nephron, the functional unit of the kidney.

(In Pelvis) Abdomen 04.02- Kidneys 00:05:00 3) Describe the path of blood supply into the kidney and the route of venous drainage from the kidney.

Abdomen 04.03- The Nephron 00:04:37 4) Describe the route of urine flow through the collecting system of the kidney, and the common constriction points of the ureter.

Abdomen 04.04- Kidney's Arterial Supply and Venous Drainage 00:03:47 5) Identify the major anatomical features of the urinary bladder and the male urethra.

Abdomen 04.05- Urine Drainage from the Kidneys 00:03:02

Abdomen 04.06- The Ureter 00:04:02

Pelvis 04.07- Urinary Bladder 00:03:42

Pelvis 04.08- Male Urethra 00:04:52


06.05- Male Reproductive System Pelvis 05- Lecture Overview: Male Reproductive System 1) State the major functions of the male reproductive system.

Quiz 06.05- Male Reproductive System Pelvis 05.01- The Male Reproductive System 00:01:252) Identify the organs of the male reproductive system (gonads, ducts, accessory glands, associated supported structures and external genitalia) and state the general function of each.

(In Pelvis) Pelvis 05.02- Male External Reproductive Organs 00:03:28 3) Describe the anatomy and histology of testes and describe the process of sperm produc-tion.

Pelvis 05.03- Testes 00:03:24 4) List in order the structures through which sperm passes.

Pelvis 05.04- Male Internal Reproductive Organs 00:04:30

Pelvis 05.05- Path of Sperm

Pelvis 05.06- Surface Anatomy of the Male Pelvis 0:01:36


Female Reproductive System Lecture Overview: Female Reproductive System

The Female Reproductive System 1) State the major functions of the female reproductive system.

Female External Reproductive Organs 2) Describe the external female genitalia.

Female Internal Reproductive Organs 3) Describe the relationships of female reproductive organs to peritoneum.

Female Urethra 4) Identify the organs of the female reproductive system and state the general function of each (ovary, fallopian tube, uterus, cervix, external female genitalia).

Uterus 5) List the structures of the female reproductive system with their homologues in the male.

Ovaries and Fallopian Tube

Broad Ligament

Male vs. Female Pelvis

Surface Anatomy of the Male Pelvis

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Module 7- The Head and Neck

07.01- The Skull Head 01- Lecture Overview: The Skull 00:00:46 1) Identify the 14 facial bones and the important bony markings on each.

Quiz 07.01- The Skull Head 01.01- Introduction to the Skull 00:00:30 2) Identify major skeletal landmarks of the eight cranial bones.

Head 01.02- Facial Bones 00:02:52 3) Identify and list the bones connected by the four major sutures of the skull.

Head 01.03- Bones of the Neurocranium 00:11:41 4) Locate and describe the function of the paranasal sinuses.

Head 01.04- Cranial Fossae 00:04:36 5) Identify the major foramina of the skull, and list the structures that pass through each.

Head 01.05- Sutures 00:02:47

Head 01.06- Paranasal Sinuses 00:03:37

Head 01.07- Foramina of the Skull 00:06:11

Head 01.08- Mandible 00:04:11

Head 01.09- Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) 00:03:07

Head 01.10- Introduction to the Teeth 00:04:11


07.02- The Brain Head 02- Lecture Overview: The Brain 00:00:45 1) Identify the major lobes of the cerebrum and describe the major functions of each.

Quiz 07.02- The Brain Head 02.01- Introduction to the Brain 00:01:47 2) Identify the major gyri, sulci, and fissures of the brain.

Head & Full Body 02.02- Gray vs. White Matter 00:04:55 3) Identify the relative location of the cerebellum and describe its major functions.

Head 02.03- Lobes of the Cerebrum 00:03:52 4) Describe the relative location and function of the three portions of the brainstem.

Head 02.04- Gyri and Sulci of the Brain 00:03:45 5) Discuss the flow of CSF within the ventricles of the brain, and describe its functions.

Head 02.05- Brodmann's Areas 00:05:01

Head 02.06- Cerebellum 00:04:11

Head 02.07- Brainstem 00:04:42

Head 02.08- White Matter Tracts 00:04:09

Head 02.09- CSF and Ventricles 00:03:07

00:36:14

07.03- Meninges and Circulation of the Brain Head 03- Lecture Overview: Meninges and Circulation of the

Brain 00:00:47 1) Describe and identify the three layers of meninges.

Quiz 07.03- Meninges and Circulation of the Brain Head 03.01- Cranial Meninges 00:02:47 2) Describe the location of the meningeal folds and discuss the role they play in subdivid-

ing the brain.

Head 03.02- Dural Infoldings 00:03:12 3) Identify the major arteries supplying blood to the brain, and describe the pattern and importance of the Circle of Willis.

Head 03.03- Arterial Supply to the Brain 00:03:33 4) Identify the dural venous sinuses and describe the pathway of venous drainage of the brain.

Head 03.04- Circle of Willis 00:03:59

Head 03.05- Dural Venous Sinuses 00:03:02


07.04- Organs of Special Sense Head 04- Lecture Overview: Organs of Special Sense 00:00:51 1) List the bones making up each wall of the orbit.

Quiz 07.04- Organs of Special Sense Head 04.01a- The Orbit 00:04:31 2) Identify the seven extraocular muscles, and describe their actions and sources of motor innervation.

Head 04.01b- Angles of the Orbit 00:03:50 3) Describe the pathway of visual information and the visual fields, as well as the structures contained within the lacrimal apparatus.

Head 04.02a- Extraocular Muscles 00:05:01 4) Describe the walls and contents of the nasal and oral cavities, and describe the special senses of smell and taste.

Head 04.02b- Testing Extraocular Muscles 00:05:00 5) Describe the major features of the three portions of the ear, and the fundamental me-chanics of hearing.

Head 04.03a- Vision and Visual Fields 00:04:47

Head 04.03b- Visual Field Defects 00:05:00

Head 04.04- The Lacrimal Apparatus 00:03:26

Head 04.05- The Nose 00:04:38

Head 04.06- The Nasal Septum 00:03:01

Head 04.07- The Nasal Cavity 00:05:01

Head 04.08- Oral Cavity 00:04:47

Head 04.09- Tongue and Taste 00:03:25

Head 04.10- Salivary Glands 00:05:01

Head 04.11- External Ear 00:04:11

Head 04.12- Middle and Internal Ear 00:04:12


07.05- Cranial Nerves I- VI Head 05- Lecture Overview: Cranial Nerves I- VI 00:00:35 1) Properly name and identify the first six cranial nerves.

Quiz 07.05- Cranial Nerves I- VI Head 05.01- Introduction to Cranial Nerves 00:04:59 2) Describe the pathway and major targets of each of the first six cranial nerves.

Head 05.02- CN I- Olfactory n. 00:03:25 3) Define the function of each of the first six cranial nerves as either motor, sensory, or both.

Head 05.03a- CN II- Optic n. 00:03:06 4) List the foramen of the skull associated with each of the first six cranial nerves.

Head 05.04- CN III- Oculomotor n. 00:04:54

Head 05.05- CN IV- Trochlear n. 00:03:22

Head 05.06- CN V- Trigeminal n. 00:02:32

Head 05.07- CN V1- Ophthalmic Division 00:01:47

Head 05.08- CN V2- Maxillary Division 00:02:13

Head 05.09- CN V3- Mandibular Division 00:03:07

Head 05.10- CN VI- Abducens n. 00:01:49


07.06- Cranial Nerves VII- XII Head 06- Lecture Overview: Cranial Nerves VII- XII 00:00:36 1) Properly name and identify the last six cranial nerves.

Quiz 07.06- Cranial Nerves VII- XII Head 06.01a- CN VII- Facial n. 00:03:58 2) Describe the pathway and major targets of each of the last six cranial nerves.

Head 06.02- CN VIII- Vestibulocochlear n. 00:03:37 3) Define the function of each of the last six cranial nerves as either Motor, Sensory, or Both.

Head 06.03- CN IX- Glossopharyngeal n. 00:04:29 4) List the foramen of the skull associated with each of the last six cranial nerves.

Head 06.04- CN X- Vagus n. 00:04:33

Head 06.05- CN XI- Accessory n. (Spinal Accessory) 00:03:52

Head 06.06- CN XII- Hypoglossal n. 00:02:46

Head 06.07- Review of the Cranial Nerves 00:02:37

Head 06.08- Review of Foramina of the Cranial Nerves


07.07- Muscles and Vessels of the Head and Neck Head 07- Lecture Overview: Muscles and Vessels of the Head

and Neck 00:00:47 1) Describe the layers of the scalp.

Quiz 07.07- Muscles and Vessels of the Head and Neck Head 07.01- Layers of the Scalp 00:03:33 2) Identify and describe the actions of selected muscles of facial expression, and the mus-

cles of mastication.

Head 07.02- Muscles of Facial Expression 00:04:56 3) Describe the boundaries and major contents of the anterior and posterior triangles of the neck.

Head 07.03- Muscles of Mastication 00:04:49 4) Describe the two major routes of blood supply to the brain, and identify the major arter-ies in the head and neck.

Neck 07.04- Anterior Triangle of the Neck 00:05:01 5) Describe the pattern of venous drainage from the face and brain, and identify the major veins of the head and neck.

Neck 07.05- Posterior Triangle of the Neck 00:05:01

Head 07.06- Blood Supply to the Head and Neck 00:04:59

Head 07.07- Venous Drainage of the Head and Neck 00:04:01

Head 07.08- Surface Anatomy of the Head 00:04:00

Head 07.09- Surface Anatomy of the Neck 00:03:40

Lecture Time (Minutes) 00:33:07 Course Total 40

Module Time (Hours) 04:16:09 Course Time 19:06:55


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