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Two very useful websites constructed by other Anatomy professors are:

iTunesU has free VidCasts from Dr. Allen Forsman from ETSU that provide tutorials for many of the models we use in lab.


      
Pre-lab Assignments  1, 12, & 13 are due at the beginning of class, and will not be accepted late
nor graded if you skip lab. The other pre-labs are FYI and not graded, but are very beneficial.
  LAB
 TOPICS
 PRE-LAB ASSIGNMENT 
 Text figures to label
1 Body as a Whole
Histology
   Crimando sample practical
  Microscope Care and Use
    (in lab manual)
  
3.5
 3.14 3.22 3.26
3.6 3.16 3.23 3.27
3.7 3.17 3.24 10.11
3.9 3.19 3.25

2
   Sample Lab Quiz 1
 
  Integumentary system
  Skull & cranial nerves

  Crimando skull sample practical

  Key to Skull lab radiographs		   Fig. 7.3 & 7.4a
DO NOT LABEL EVERY FEATURE IN THE ORIGINAL TEXT ART. Label only those (and all of those) features assigned in the lab exercise.
7.4b 7.8
7.5a 7.14
7.5b 7.15
7.6 7.16
 Integumentary
 Review
 3
  Vertebral skeleton

Key to Vertebral X-Rays

  
 
7.19 7.26
7.22 7.27
7.24 7.28
7.25  7.29b
4
   Sample APR Lab Practical
      Exam 1

  EXAM I  (210 points)		    Variation in the Axial Skeleton    
5
   Articulations
  Upper limb bones
  
  Key to Articulations X-Rays
  Key to Upper limb X-Rays
  
9.4 8.3
8.1 8.4
8.2 8.5
6
   Head & Neck Muscles
  Upper Limb Muscles

  Crimando upper limb tutorial

   iTunesU has free VidCasts from Dr. Allen Forsman from ETSU that provide tutorials for many of the models we use in lab.
  If you're tired of  virtual dissection on the APR CD, use Google to search for   actual  gross anatomy dissection  videos from the University of Michigan Medical school (who provided our plastinated limbs)

   Fig. 11.7
  Fig. 11.14, 12.3b
 Fig. 12.8a & 12.8d
11.3b12.3a
11.612.5
11.13b 12.6
12.8b
7
  Complete Upper limb
       & neck muscles

  Sample APR  Lab Exam 2		      
8
  EXAM II (130 points)
 Lower limb bones

 Key to Lower limb X-Rays		    Variation in the Upper Limb
       skeleton & Musculature

  Palmaris Longus article
8.6 8.13
8.7 8.14
8.9 8.16
8.10
9
  Lower limb  & trunk muscles

    iTunesU has free VidCasts from Dr. Allen Forsman from ETSU that provide tutorials for many of the models we use in lab. 
 		  Fig. 11.13a, 11.13b, 12.14
 Fig. 12.15, 12.17a, 12.18
11.11 12.12
11.14
10
  Complete & review lower limb
   Sample APR Lab Exam 3		      
11
  EXAM III (120 points)
  Viscera  (Respiratory,
        Digestive, Urogenital) (omitted in Fall semesters)		     Refer to your previous lecture figures if you want to practice labeling.
12
   EXAM III (120 points)
  Viscera  (Respiratory,
        Digestive, Urogenital)

    Crimando Mid-sagittal head model

   Key to Visceral X-Rays
      
12a
   Eye & Ear lab
   Strauss sheep eye website (also includes eye & ear models, and sheep brain)
   SEE LAB 12a Dissection of
          sheep eye, section I
(See Lecture Website for Figures to label)
     
12b
   Human nervous system (including  sheep brain)
  Crimando's sheep brain website
   "Giant Brain" Crimando website
      
13
  
Human cardiovascular system
 (including sheep heart)

  Strauss sheep heart website
   (at bottom of page -- ignore cat links at top)
  Crimando arteries/veins/heart website
  
 Key to Cardiovascular X-Rays
 
 
 		   SEE LAB 13 Human Cardiovascular System, section I
   
    Fig. 20.7
    Fig. 20.11  		  
  Fig. 21.14 - Arteries
  Fig. 21.15 - Veins
  Artery Practice
  Vein Practice
14
  Cardiovascular & visceral
     review
  Sample APR Lab Practical 4		      
15
 EXAM IV (240 points)      

 

Updated  Jan.  2012