Clinical Anatomy

CBAM 402	Clinical Anatomy
Faculty:	Kurt Gilliland and Edward Kernick
Prerequisites:	MS1 - MS3
Offered:	October 27 - November 21; November 24 - December 19, 2008
Min. Enrollment:	1
Max. Enrollment:	5
Duration:	4 weeks
Meeting Place:	MBRB G-202
Meeting Times:	8:00 a.m.
Credit Hours:	6
Learning Objectives:	Fourth-year medical students interested in surgically-oriented residencies may obtain advanced anatomical knowledge of a body region of interest. Block 5 (Oct 27 - Nov 21) Students with the following anticipated residencies may focus on the body regions in parentheses: surgery (thorax, abdomen and pelvis); obstetrics and gynecology (abdomen and pelvis); orthopedic surgery (limbs); urology (abdomen and pelvis); anesthesiology (all body regions excluding head and neck); radiology (all body regions excluding head and neck); neurology (all body regions excluding head and neck); emergency medicine (all body regions excluding head and neck; and others by request. Block 6 (Nov 24 - Dec 19) Students with the following anticipated residencies may focus on the head and neck regions: otolaryngology (ENT); ophthalmology; neurosurgery; anesthesiology; radiology; neurology; and others by request.
Learning Activities:	1. Dissect a region of interest for presentation to faculty/MS1's 2. Assist in the laboratory instruction of MS1's 3. Gain advanced knowledge of pertinent embryology and radiology 4. Practice surgical procedures on a cadaver 5. Observe surgical procedures
Evaluation:	1. Presentation of dissection 2. Participation as laboratory instructor 3. Participation in clinical activities (if any)
Date Updated:	3/13/2008