Course Title: Advanced Human Anatomy

Course Instructor: Dr. Suzanne Byrd, Cammack 221, phone: 622-1712

E-mail: suzanne.byrd@eku.edu

Required Books:

(1) BIO 271 Lecture Notes and Laboratory Manual

(2) Functional Anatomy of the Back and Limbs, 7th ed. (Hollinshead/Jenkins) OR a comparable Human Anatomy text

Laboratory Photo Website: www.biology.eku.edu/byrd/labphoto.htm

Exams: There will be a total of 7 tests (not including the final) given in this course [4 written exams covering the lecture material and 3 lab exams]. If you miss a test for ANY reason other than a valid university excused absence, then the FINAL will count twice to replace the missed grade. The final can also be used to replace ONE test grade during the course as long as the final grade is higher than the grade to be replaced. The final exam will be comprehensive over ALL lecture and lab material and count as 25% of your grade. Questions regarding the identification of anatomical structures and any pertinent information about these structures that have been covered in either lecture or lab (i.e., origins & insertions, innervations, and actions of muscles) are fair game on either type of test. Since there is significant overlap between the lecture and lab material, it is highly likely that material from the lecture notes will appear on lab exams and vice-versa.

Spelling: One-half credit will be deducted for each incorrectly spelled anatomical term.

Grades: 90 - 100% A

80 - 89% B

70 - 79% C

60 - 69% D

<60 F

DROPPING THE COURSE: The last day to drop this course without receiving a grade is Tuesday, October 14, 2003.

If you are registered with the Office of Services for Individuals with Disabilities, please make an appointment with the course instructor to discuss any academic accommodations you need. If you need academic accommodations and are not registered with the Office of Services for Individuals with Disabilities, please contact the Office directly either in person on the third floor of the Student Services building or by telephone at (859) 622-1500 V/TTY. Upon individual request, this syllabus can be made available in alternative forms.

DATE DAY TOPIC

8/20 W Introduction, terminology, skeletal system

8/22 F Muscular system, scapular movements

8/27 W Scapular movements

8/29 F Scapular movements

9/ 3 W Scapular movements

9/ 5 F Scapular movements/Review

9/10 W EXAM 1

9/12 F Brachial plexus

9/17 W Humeral movements

9/19 F Humeral movements

9/24 W Humeral movements

9/26 F Humeral and Elbow movements

10/ 1 W Elbow movements

10/ 3 F Elbow movements/Review

10/ 8 W EXAM 2

10/10 F Forearm muscles and wrist/hand movements

10/15 W Forearm muscles and wrist/hand movements

10/17 F Forearm muscles and wrist/hand movements

10/22 W Intrinsic hand muscles and hand movements

10/24 F Intrinsic hand muscles and hand movements

10/29 W Injuries to the upper limb

10/31 F Injuries to the upper limb

11/ 5 W Muscles of the lower extremity/ Review for Exam 3

11/ 7 F EXAM 3

11/12 W Muscles of the lower extremity

11/14 F Muscles of the lower extremity

11/19 W Injuries to the lower extremity

11/21 F Injuries to the lower extremity

12/ 3 W EXAM 4

12/ 5 F Review for final

COMPREHENSIVE LECTURE AND LAB FINAL: Tuesday, Dec. 16, 8:00-10:00am

LAB SCHEDULE

DATE LAB # TOPIC

Aug. 20-21 ***** NO LAB *****

27-28 1 Scapula, humerus, sternum, clavicle, ribs, and vertebrae

Sept. 3- 4 2 Origins and Insertions of Scapular Moving Muscles

10-11 1,2 Scapular muscles and bones/ Review for Exam I

17-18 LAB EXAM I

24-25 3 Muscles that Move the Humerus

Oct. 1- 2 4 Muscles that move the Radius and Ulna

8- 9 4 Muscles that move the Radius and Ulna

15-16 LAB EXAM II

22-23 5 Forearm Muscles/ Extrinsic Hand Muscles

29-30 5 Forearm Muscles/ Extrinsic Hand Muscles

Nov. 5- 6 5,6 Extrinsic and Intrinsic Hand Muscles (Open Lab)

12-13 6 Intrinsic Hand Muscles

19-20 LAB EXAM III

Dec. 3- 4 Review for Lab Final

COMPREHENSIVE LECTURE AND LAB FINAL: Tuesday, Dec. 16, 8:00-10:00am