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Human Anatomy

Human Anatomy (KINE303)


This course took place over the spring of 2021 by Dr. Evie Burnet. It is an intense by fascinating tour of the human body. One should note, however, that form follows function. I would advise one takes human physiology before human anatomy since physiology is much closer in content and format to the familiar biology classes that you must take before human physiology. Once function is understood, form is easier to comprehend. 

My advice for studying anatomy is to ensure that you're not taking several other rigorous courses the same semester. Unless you have a gift for memorization, you will need to devote ample time to studying this subject. Second, buy a sketchbook, and draw everything out. Label it, color-code it, do everything you see in the diagrams. 

As usual, the course content will be divided up in the same format as the professor chose to break up the class. 

Note that each review set is made from Quizlet. Quizlet has started charging for most of its study features, so I highly recommend converting these sets to Knowt, a free site that deserves our support. It will walk you through the steps of converting the sets to enable the Learn feature, Test feature, and review matching games! 

Course Content

Textbook

Study Materials 

Topic 1: Organization & Approaches to Anatomy

Topic 2: Tissues

Topic 3: Integumentary System 

Topic 4: Osteology 

Topic 5: Arthrology

Topic 6: The Knee Joint

Topic 7: The Muscular System 

Topic 8: Knee Muscles

Topic 9: Joints & Muscles of the Ankle & Knee

Topic 10: Joints & Muscles of the Hip

Topic 11: The Pelvic Girdle 

Topic 12: Glenohumeral Joint (The Shoulder) 

Topic 13: Shoulder Muscles 

Topic 14: Joints & Muscles of the Elbow 

Topic 15: Joints & Muscles of the Hand & Wrist 

Topic 16: Vertebral Columns & Ribs

Topic 17: Vertebral Column Muscles 

Topic 18: The Heart

Topic 19: Lymphatic System 

Topic 20: Respiratory System 

Topic 21: Digestive System 

Topic 22: Urinary System 

Topic 23: Nervous System 

Topic 24: Central Nervous System, Part I

Topic 25: Central Nervous System, Part II

Topic 26

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