Cranial & Cervical Anatomy [ANAT 3004]
Learning Goals & Outcomes
LEARNING GOALS:
This unit of study aims to provide students with a detailed understanding of the anatomy of the head and neck regions, with a particular emphasis on the functional anatomy of the cranial nerves.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
At the end of the unit of study students should:
- know the territories innervated by, and the functional anatomy of, the cranial nerves.
- know the bones of the skull and their significant markings and be able to use these to describe the distinctive features of skulls representative of different groups.
- be able to identify muscles, nerves and blood vessels of the region and to describe their functional significance.
- understand the anatomical specializations of the human visual and vocal apparatus.
OTHER INFORMATION:
Students having taken ANAT 2003 (Concepts in Neuroanatomy) and/or PHSI 3001/2 (Neuroscience) will find this UoS enhances their understanding/knowledge of the peripheral distribution of the cranial nerves
Author: Jan Provis, Dec. 2001 | Course Coordinator | Back to top |
