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Applied Anatomy and Physiology - AS.020.131
Pre-College students July 6 - July 16 Homewood CampusApplied Anatomy and Physiology offers students a systems-focused introduction to the human body, its capacities, and functions. The course addresses core concepts in the field, including organ systems, relationships between organ systems, homeostasis, and the relationship between form and function. Students will engage these core concepts through dissections, medical case studies, group discussions, lectures, and lab work. While the course largely addresses macroscopic gross anatomy, students also will be introduced to microscopic anatomy, or histology. Collaborative learning is a core component of this course, and students gain an appreciation for the crucial role that teamwork plays in all successful medical and research careers.
Prerequisite: Background in Biology is strongly recommended.
Applied Anatomy and Physiology - AS.020.131
Pre-College students June 22 - July 1 Homewood CampusApplied Anatomy and Physiology offers students a systems-focused introduction to the human body, its capacities, and functions. The course addresses core concepts in the field, including organ systems, relationships between organ systems, homeostasis, and the relationship between form and function. Students will engage these core concepts through dissections, medical case studies, group discussions, lectures, and lab work. While the course largely addresses macroscopic gross anatomy, students also will be introduced to microscopic anatomy, or histology. Collaborative learning is a core component of this course, and students gain an appreciation for the crucial role that teamwork plays in all successful medical and research careers.
Prerequisite: Background in Biology is strongly recommended.
Applied Anatomy and Physiology - AS.020.131
Pre-College students July 20 - July 30 Homewood CampusApplied Anatomy and Physiology offers students a systems-focused introduction to the human body, its capacities, and functions. The course addresses core concepts in the field, including organ systems, relationships between organ systems, homeostasis, and the relationship between form and function. Students will engage these core concepts through dissections, medical case studies, group discussions, lectures, and lab work. While the course largely addresses macroscopic gross anatomy, students also will be introduced to microscopic anatomy, or histology. Collaborative learning is a core component of this course, and students gain an appreciation for the crucial role that teamwork plays in all successful medical and research careers.
Prerequisite: Background in Biology is strongly recommended.