KINE 4473U – Practical Human Anatomy I: Back and Lower Limbs

This course introduces the student to the gross and developmental structure of the human body and explores the functional relationships between these structures. In particular, the structure and function of the neuromuscular and skeletal systems as well as that of the joints are emphasized. Learners also determine the clinical significance of structures being studied at embryonic and gross anatomical levels. This course focuses on the back and lower limb regions. Learning methods in this course include on-line lectures, practical laboratories, and online learning components. Numerous clinical cases are used to demonstrate the interrelationships between the structure and function in health and disease. In addition, this course incorporates anatomical changes and processes that occur during embryonic development, growth and maturation to adulthood.
Credit hours: 3
Laboratory hours: 2
Tutorial hours: 1
Prerequisite(s): (HLSC 1200Uor KINE 1010U) and (HLSC 1201U KINE 1100U) and (HLSC 3470U or KINE 2000U)
Credit restriction(s): HLSC 4473U