PHYT 622 Clinical Gross Anatomy

Semester Schedule:   Lecture    Lab
  

Instructors

Paul Mettler, Ed.D., P.T.
Department of Physical Therapy
319 McKinly Lab
Newark, DE 19716
Lab Instructors
 
Guest Speakers

Class meets
M,W,F 8:30 –10:30 (Lecture; SPL 114) M,W,F 10:30-12:00 (Lab) R 9:00-12:00 (Lab) M,W Lab 1:00-4:00 (Lab)
*Please note exceptions during the first week of classes

Required Text (top)

Required
Drake: Anatomy for Students. Elsevier
Netter: Atlas of Human Anatomy. Icon
Morton: Dissection Guide for Human Anatomy. Elsevier 2nd ed.

Grading (top)

3 written examinations#         20% each total = 60%
2 practical examinations*#     20% each total = 40%
100%

Make up examinations are not encouraged. If you cannot attend an exam for any reason, it is expected that you will notify the department prior to the examination. Make-ups will not automatically be granted.

* Practical exams are divided into a cadaver exam (50%) and a surface anatomy/osteology exam (50%).

# A minimum of a B must be earned in this course to continue in the program. Further, all exams must be passed with a minimum of a C grade regardless of the final course average.

In the event that the minimal grade for the course has been earned but an individual examination grade was less than a ‘C,’ the student will receive an incomplete until that section of the course has been satisfactorily passed.

 

Other (top)

Lab Rules
Arthrology
Bone Anatomy: Axial
General Anatomical Terminology
Myology
Upper Extremity
 
Lower Extremity


Special Requirements
Old clothing/lab coats are necessary for lab work. Disposable gloves are also required for your protection as well as protective eyewear in the laboratory.


Attendance
Attendance will not be taken on a daily basis. As professional students it is expected that you will use your time in an appropriate manner.

The instructor reserves the right to alter the syllabus, schedule or grading policy for the entire class if it is determined that such a change will benefit the course.


Special Lab Notes
Labs are divided into two major components; cadaver dissection and surface/osteology study. The management and operation of these two lab components will be explained in class.