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Anatomy & Physiology
This is an honors-level course for students interested in pursuing the following careers (or simply for students interested in the human body and how it functions):
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Clinical medicine (physician, radiologist, surgeon, physician's assistant)
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Forensic medicine (analysis of crime scenes, missing persons, unidentified remains)
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Nursing
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Sports medicine
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Physical therapy
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Medical research and development (cures for diseases, robotics, prosethetics)
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Pharmacology
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Toxicology
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Emergency medicine and emergency medical technician (EMT)
Anatomy/Physiology is a two-semester course consisting of:
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Labs
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Discussions
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Presentations
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Possible field trip to the Museum of Health and Medicine
Topics
Semester 1
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Medical terminology
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Forensic medicine: learn the science behind CSI
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Cytology
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Epidemiology
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Skeletomuscular
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Neurology
Semester 2
- Human physiology (cardiology, respiratory, excretory)
- Dissection of vertebrates
- Cat
- Fetal pig
- History and future of medicine
- Biomedical ethics
- Possible field trip to Walter Reed Medical Museum
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