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BIOL 443 - Applied Anatomy of Cadavers

Credits: 2

Course with lab components and teaching support in Human Body I (HB I; BIOL 441) lab. Consists of brief lectures, dissections, reviewing material, exams, a final (autopsy report), and teaching support for anatomical demonstrations to HB I students. Objectives are: to develop cadaver dissection competence, to aid in a deeper understanding of anatomy and physiology, and to enhance critical thinking and teaching efficacy skills.

Repeat for Credit
N

Requisites:
Prerequisite: Have earned a B or better in Human Body I (BIOL 441).

Typically Offered
Fall, Spring


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