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| Human Anatomy |
Surgery 101. A Regional Study of Human Structure
(Undergraduate)
The morphology of the trunk and extremities. Lectures in regional anatomy
together with dissection of the human body. Goal is to learn the anatomy of the
area through the dissection process.
Enrollment is limited to 80 students.
5 units, Winter: Wednesday and Friday, 1:15-5:05 PM (Gosling and Whitmore)
Surgery 203. Human Anatomy (203A–Fall Quarter, 203B–Winter Quarter)
Lecture and laboratory study, in Human Anatomy
for the medical student. Emphasis is placed on the clinical significance
of the structures and processes being studied. The course includes: 1) a complete dissection of the human body, and 2) lectures in regional anatomy.
Enrollment is limited to medical students.
Pre-requisites: none. 11 units, Fall: Tuesday and Thursday, 1:15-5:05 PM
203B: 4 units, Winter: Tuesday, 1:15-5:05
PM (Gosling and Whitmore)
Surgery 296. Individual Work—Human Anatomy
Carried out under the supervision of one or more members of the staff.
Pre-requisite: consent of instructor.
1-18 units, any quarter by arrangement.
