Basic and Clinical Human Anatomy (MBS-0211)
Spring 2025 · MBS 0211 · Tufts University · 3 credits · Undergraduate
This course describes the study of the structure of the human body as seen through dissection and medical imaging, including radiography and magnetic resonance. Topics covered include the anatomy of the Extremities, Thorax, Abdomen, and Pelvis. Laboratory exercises will include computer-based dissections using 3-D reconstructions based on the Visible Human Project as well as 2-D cross sections and radiographic images. The overall course objectives are to 1) provide students with an introduction to anatomical and medical terminology and basic information on grossly dissectible structures in the human body, and 2) apply this knowledge to clinical and diagnostic problem-solving.
Course codes: MBS-0211, MBS 0211, MBS0211, MBS-211, MBS 211, MBS211
- 01-LEC (Lecture) — James K. Kubilus, Jeffrey Marchant, Paul W Kwan, Rebecca S. Lufler, Robert F Willson