BIO-320: Morphology I

Lectures in this course (101)

Explores the anatomy of human systems and the structure of the colon.

Explores the histological structure of the colon, emphasizing tissue layers and neural components.

Explores the anatomy of the thoracic wall, focusing on muscles, spaces, and vessels.

Explores the anatomy of intercostal muscles, spaces, and vessels, including their functions and relationships.

Explores the morphology and classification of arteries, including histological features and types.

Explores the anatomy of the neck, emphasizing the scalene muscles and their functions.

Covers the anatomy of three major arteries in detail.

Explores the structure and function of elastic arteries and their role in blood circulation.

Discusses the morphology and classification of sweat glands, exocrine gland secretions, and examples from the pancreas and salivary glands.

Discusses the role of abdominal muscles in respiration and intra-abdominal pressure.

Explores the anatomy of the digestive system and the parotid gland.

Covers the anatomy of the iliopsoas muscle and its related structures.

Explores pelvis articulations, ossification, and dimorphism between male and female pelvises.

Covers Hysterosalpingography, female reproductive anatomy, peritoneal cavity, male reproductive system, and peritoneal dialysis.

Explores pelvic anatomy, emphasizing ligaments and peritoneum structures.

Covers the anatomy of the abdomen, including muscles, organs, and innervation.

Explores the anatomy and function of oral cavity muscles and their role in hyoid bone and mandible movements.

Provides an overview of the cranial nerves and head muscles anatomy, including sensory territories and nervous system exploration.

Explores the anatomy of major blood vessels, emphasizing symmetrical relationships and naming conventions.

Explores the anatomy of tongue muscles, lingual structure, and innervation.

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