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ZOO 200 (Human Anatomy)

Thinkanatomy.com: an excellent collection of links for anatomy students.

A collection of great anatomical images.

The history behind some anatomical terms.

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• Email (if you are a student of mine, please use the address on the class syllabus)

• Pmail: Palomar College, Life Sciences Department, 
  1140 W. Mission Rd, San Marcos, CA 92069

• Telephone: 760-744-1150, ext. 2527

• Fax: 760-761-3534

• Office hours beginning 8/24/09: MW 4-5 pm; TTh: 10:30 am - noon

• Office: NS-307A (map)

• Anatomy lab: NS-316 (map)

This site was last updated on May 24, 2009

ZOO 200: Human Anatomy

• Course description and prerequisites
• Textbooks
• Lecture notes and PowerPoints
• The Scantron form required for all lecture exams is 886-E

To Help You Prepare...

• Practice exams, quizzes, and lab practicums 
• Dr. C's anatomy model index
• Dr Francis's model page 
• Pronunciation guide

All Fall 2009 Course Handouts

• Spring 2009 syllabus
• MW lecture schedule
• MW lab schedule
• TTh lecture schedule
• TTh lab schedule
• Lab handouts
• Muscle list  
• Lecture exam 1 objectives  
• Lecture exam 2 objectives 
• Lecture exam 3 objectives
• Final exam objectives

Ponder the infinite 

A woodcut from De Humani Corporis Fabrica by Andreas Vesalius, published in 1543.

Anatomy Links

• A master list of anatomy links
• Geat site for review of cat and human anatomy
• Thinkanatomy.com: an excellent collection of links for anatomy students.
• Excellent skeletal system site
• More skeletal system quizzes
• Skeletal system quizzes/slides (download and run the PowerPoints)
  Illustrated Encyclopedia of Human Anatomic Variation (a fascinating site! The typical body does not exist)
• Getbodysmart.com
• Mnemonic aids for anatomy students  
• Homepage of Dr. Candi Francis.  
• Dr. Francis'  mnemonic page
• The Anatomy Study Guide  by  Dr. Candi Francis, Palomar College:  Check out the links to the Bone Page and the Model Page. 
• Embryonic development animation as seen in lecture (by Albert O. Shar, University of PA School of Med.) 
• Muscles of the cat (courtesy of Charles Harrison at Saddleback College)
• A great site for review of cat and human anatomy
• Another nice cat dissection site
• An index of various spine surgery animations
• Gastroesophageal reflux disease animation (at a site run by AstraZeneca; this is not an endorsement by me of their products)
• Beating heart animation
• Sheep heart and sheep brain sites (by James Crimando of Gateway Community College, Phoenix, AZ)
• Lymphatic system movie
• Asthma video as presented in lecture Copyright: ©2000 The McGraw-Hill Companies (Requires the free RealOne Player for Windows to play: click to get)
• CSF circulation animation (Courtesy of the e*pub Group at the Center for Biomedical Informatics of the State University of Campinas, Brazil.) 
• Gallery of prominent people in the history of anatomy, physiology, and medicine
• WebAnatomy:  A very nice set of interactive, web-based quizzes from Dr. Murray Jensen at the University of Minnesota. 
• The Visible Human Project
• An excellent set of histology quizzes from the University of Minnesota

  Biology Links

• Wayne's Word of Natural History by Professor Wayne Armstrong, Palomar College.
• The Biology Project at the University of Arizona

  Career and Academic Information for Anatomy Students

• Athletic training
• Dental hygiene
• Dentistry
• Forensic science
• Kinesiotherapy
• Medicine
• Nursing
• Occupational therapy
• Physician assistant
• Physical therapy
• Respiratory therapy
• Palomar college career center
• More careerinformation from JobStar California: a great site packed with news about dozens of specific careers, as well as information on salaries, resume writing, "hidden jobs" and more.

   Scholarship Information

• How to apply for scholarships and financial aid at Palomar.
• The Financial Aid Information Page: a comprehensive, independent, and objective guide to student financial aid. An excellent place to start looking for scholarships!
• Scholarship stuff: various financial aid resources.
• California Student Aid Commission: lots of financial aid information for California students.
• CollegeNet: 2500 colleges listed with admissions information. Includes a scholarship search and online applications for colleges in the US and abroad.
• "The Smart Student Guide to Financial Aid": provides tools to locate and apply for college scholarships, internships, and loan opportunities.
• FreSch!: a free online scholarship search service with lots of useful information and additional links. Subscribe to their free weekly newsletter containing updated info on various scholarships.
• California AmeriCorps: a service program that allows people of all ages and backgrounds to earn help paying for education in exchange for a year of service.
• Scholarship scams: Information about bogus schemes that can cost you money!

    Health and Medicine

• eMedicine
• Healthcentral.com
• InteliHealth: Johns Hopkins Health Information
• Medical quackery exposed!
• HealthGate: includes a link to MEDLINE, which allows you to search numerous databases including the world's largest biomedical database.

  Pseudoscience and Modern Mythologies

• Fight ignorance!
• Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal
• Skeptics Society
• Urban legends
• Carl Sagan's "baloney detection kit"

  Some Highly Recommended Books

• How to Study : Suggestions for High School and College Students By Arthur William Kornhauser, et al
• What Smart Students Know : Maximum Grades, Optimum Learning, Minimum Time  By Adam Robinson
• Study Power : Study Skills to Improve Your Learning and Your Grades  By Wood Smethurst & William R. Luckie
• The Man Who Mistook His Wife For A Hat  by Oliver Sacks.
• Why We Get Sick: The New Science of Darwinian Medicine by George C. Williams and Randolph M. Nesse.
• Phantoms in the Brain  by V. S. Ramachandran and Sandra Blakeslee

  Dr. C's Educational Background

• Ph.D. in Physiology, 1981; University of California at Berkeley
  
• B.S. in Biology, 1973; University of California at Riverside
  
• West Valley College, Saratoga, California 1968-70

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