WSU Graduate Courses - Anatomy/ANT

ANT 520 ANATOMY OF HUMAN MOTION (Credits: 5)

Skeletal, articular, nervous, cardiovascular, and respiratory systems as they pertain to the muscular system are presented. Basic muscle actions are described; sequential muscle actions and other concepts of kinesiology are not discussed.

PREREQUISITE: BIO 101, 103.

ANT 520 ANATOMY OF HUMAN MOTION LABORATORY (Credits: )

The skeletal, articular, nervous, cardiovascular, and respiratory systems are presented as they pertain to the muscular system. Basic muscle actions are described; sequential muscle actions and other concepts of kinesiology will not be discussed.

ANT 691 FUNDAMENTALS OF HUMAN NEUROBIOLOGY (Credits: 4)

(Also listed as BMS 913.) Development, structure, and function of the human nervous system as it relates to neuropathology, clinical neurology, and behavioral science. Completion of general biology and/or general psychology courses and permission of instructor required.

PREREQUISITE: GENERAL BIOLOGY AND/OR GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY.

ANT 699 SPECIAL PROBLEMS IN ANATOMY (Credits: 1 TO 4)

Maximum of 4 credit hours applicable to degree requirements.

ANT 700 TOPICS OF INSTRUCTION IN HUMAN ANATOMY (Credits: 2)

Overview of gross anatomy, histology, neuroanatomy, embryology, and educational theory that enables students to be more effective in the teaching of undergraduate courses in anatomy. For first-year graduate teaching assistants in the Department of Anatomy only.

ANT 700 INSTRUCTION IN HUMAN ANATOMY (Credits: )

ANT 701 SELECTED TOPICS IN ANATOMY (Credits: 1 TO 5)

Selected topics in anatomy. Topics vary.

ANT 702 ANATOMICAL TECHNIQUES (Credits: 3)

Students will learn to prepare anatomical specimens for teaching and research.Techniques will include preparation of prosected materials, preparation of tissues for microscopy, processing of photographic materials, or other laboratory techniques.The course may be repeated once for credit.

PREREQUISITE: ANT 711 AND ANT 721.

ANT 711 HUMAN GROSS ANATOMY (Credits: 9)

(Also listed as BMS 837.)Lectures and dissection of human cadaver; includes introductory embryology. 3.5 hours lecture, 9 hours lab.

ANT 711 HUMAN GROSS ANATOMY (Credits: )

Lectures and dissection of human cadaver; includes introductory embryology. 3.5 hours lecture, 9 hours lab.

ANT 715 ADVANCED HUMAN EMBRYOLOGY (Credits: 4)

Classical and contemporary issues in human developmental biology. Emphasis is on the clinical relevance of developmental processes, and on modern methods used to study the mechanisms of development.

PREREQUISITE: ANT 711.

ANT 721 HUMAN MICROANATOMY (Credits: 8)

Detailed microanatomy of human cells, tissues, and organ systems. 3 hours lecture, 6 hours lab.

ANT 721 HUMAN MICROANATOMY LABORATORY (Credits: )

Detailed microanatomy of human cells, tissues, and organ systems. 3 hours lecture, 6 hours lab.

ANT 731 HUMAN NEUROBIOLOGY (Credits: 7)

(Also listed as BMS 903.) Detailed survey of the anatomy and physiology of the major fiber tracts and cell groups of the human central nervous system. 3 hours lecture, 4 hours lab.

ANT 731 HUMAN NEUROBIOLOGY LABORATORY (Credits: )

Detailed survey of the anatomy and physiology of the major fiber tracts and cell groups of the human central nervous system. 3 hours lecture, 4 hours lab.

ANT 732 CELLULAR NEUROBIOLOGY (Credits: 3)

Correlated ultrastructure, chemistry, and physiology of vertebrate neurons, neuroglia, and synapses under normal conditions and during development, degeneration, and regeneration.

ANT 732 CELLULAR NEUROBIOLOGY LABORATORY (Credits: )

Correlated ultrastructure, chemistry, and physiology of vertebrate neurons, neuroglia, and synapses under normal conditions and during development, degeneration, and regeneration.

ANT 777 MEDICAL NEUROSCIENCE (Credits: 7)

(Also listed as P&B 777 and BMS 854.) Interdisciplinary/interdepartmental course for graduate and medical students that integrates basic and clinical neurosciences. Structural and functional topics are combined with clinical information to address major neurological and psychiatric disorders.

ANT 800 ANATOMY SEMINAR (Credits: 1 TO 2)

Topics vary. Graded pass/unsatisfactory.

ANT 811 COMPREHENSIVE ANATOMY (Credits: 5)

Integrates general principles and concepts of the following systems: cardiovascular, gastrointestinal, lymphatic, nervous, respiratory, endocrine, integumentary, muscular, reproductive, and urinary. Knowledge is assessed by an oral examination before a faculty review committee. Graded pass/unsatisfactory.

ANT 850 SCHOLARLY PROJECT I (Credits: 3)

Intensive analysis of scientific literature with emphasis on content and organization of anatomical journal articles. Course concludes with oral presentations of student projects involving contemporary anatomical issues based on selected journal articles.

ANT 851 SCHOLARLY PROJECT (Credits: 4)

Project culminates in a paper on a contemporary anatomical issue in which students integrate the primary objectives, results, and significance of selected journal articles and identify areas for potential research.

PREREQUISITE: ANT 850.

ANT 899 ANATOMY RESEARCH (Credits: 1 TO 14)

Supervised thesis research.

ANT 900 GRAD SEMINAR-ANATOMY (Credits: 1)

Topics vary.