First Year Notes - Human Anatomy

Thorax, Abdomen, Pelvis, and Perineum

Thorax

[RC] Lec 01 (12-03 A) - Thorax

[RC] Lec 02 (12-04 A) - Peripheral Nervous System I

[RC] Lec 03 (12-04 B) - Peripheral Nervous System II (see Lec 02)

[RC] Lec 04 (12-04 C) - Introduction to Embryology

[RC] Lec 05 (12-09 A) - Heart

[RC] Lec 06 (12-09 B) - Heart Development

Terms from thorax dissection

Terms from the thorax and embryology (By Miriam Stewart)

Presentation 1 - Thorax

Presentation 1 - Thorax (By Dellma Postigo)

Presentation 1 - Thorax (By Laura Cappelli)

Thorax circulation (By Alena Klimava)

Thorax review (By Nicole Redmond)

Thorax innervation (By Matthew Boelig)

Labs 2, 3, 4, 5 referenced to Clemente Atlas (By Trang Vu)

Thorax notes from Gray's (By Philip Storey)

Development of the human heart (Thanks to Miriam Stewart)

Abdomen, Pelvis, and Perineum

[RC] Lec 07 (12-10 A) - Abdominal Wall

[RC] Lec 08 (12-10 B) - Abdomen

[RC] Lec 09 (12-11 A) - Diagnostic Imaging

[RC] Lec 10 (12-12 A) - Urogenital Development

[RC] Lec 11 (12-13 A) - Pelvis and Perineum

Terms from abdomen dissection

Presentation 2 - Abdomen (partial) (By Sangini Shah)

Presentation 2 - Abdomen (By Jeremy Coylewright)

Abdomen summary (partial) (By Maria Garcia)

Gray's Anatomy (Thanks to Anand Narayan)

Abdominal viscera (By Matthew Hellmann)

Abdomen review (By Darcy Groesbeck)

Aortic branches in the thorax, abdomen, and pelvis (By Darcy Groesbeck)

Abdominal nerve summary (By Kevin Zhao)

Outline of blood vessels (By Brian Englum)

Lab 6 referenced to Clemente Atlas (By Trang Vu)

Table of thorax and abdomen muscles (By Shamik Bhattacharya)

Abdomen notes from Gray's (By Philip Storey)

Presentation 3 - Pelvis and Perineum (By Leilani Sharpe)

Pelvis and Perineum review (By Matthew Hellmann)

Table of pelvic muscles (Thanks to Daniel Ling)

Pelvis & perineum notes from Gray's (By Philip Storey)

Lower Limbs, Back, and Upper Limbs

Lecture Outlines

[RC] [KS] Lec 01 (01-06 A) - Synovial Joints, Hip

[RC] [KS] Lec 02 (01-07 A) - Knee, Leg, Foot

[RC] [KS] Lec 03 (01-08 A) - Gait

[RC] [KS] Lec 04 (01-10 B) - Limb embryology

[RC] [KS] Lec 05 (01-10 C) - Back

[RC] [KS] Lec 06 (01-13 A) - Shoulder

[RC] [KS] Lec 07 (01-14 A) - Brachial Plexus

[RC] [KS] Lec 08 (01-15 A) - Forearm and Hand

* KS outlines by Karisa Solt

Lower Limb

Terms from lower limb dissection

Table of lower limb muscles

Table of lower limb muscles (By Rasi Wickramasinghe)

Table of lower limb muscles (Thanks to Robert Drummond)

Table of lower limb muscles (By Kenneth Defontes)

Visual table of lower limb muscles (Thanks to Rasi Wickramasinghe)

Lower limb summary (outline form) (By Sonya Tang)

Presentation 4 - Leg (By Emily Pfeil)

Presentation 4 - Leg (By Sarah Temple)

Videos of anatomy of the thigh and leg (Thanks to Robert Wicks)

Table and notes from Gray's on the lower limbs (By Philip Storey)

Learn the brachial plexus in 5 minutes (Thanks to Helen Selonick)

Back

Table of back muscles (By Rasi Wickramasinghe)

Back summary (based on Little Moore) (By Matthew Hellmann)

Table of back and upper limb muscles (By Philip Storey)

Back and upper limb notes and presentation outline (By Aaron Wallman)

Upper limb

Terms from upper limb dissection (This list is incomplete)

Table of upper limb muscles

Table of upper limb muscles (By Rasi Wickramasinghe)

Table of upper limb muscles (Thanks to Robert Drummond)

Visual table of upper limb muscles (Thanks to Rasi Wickramasinghe)

Upper limb summary (based on Little Moore) (By Matthew Hellmann)

Upper limb arteries (flowchart) (By Elizabeth Laverriere)

Upper limb arteries (table) (By Matthew Hellmann)

Brachial plexus (table) (By Matthew Hellmann)

Presentation 5 - Back and Upper Limbs (By Dellma Postigo)

Brachial plexus (and other nerves) tutorial (Thanks to Alena Klimava)

Table of shoulder and arm muscles (By Allison Kaeding)

Brachial plexus table (By Aisha Harun)

Table and notes from Gray's on the upper limbs (By Philip Storey)

General links

Visual list of muscles and exercise for males and females (Thanks to Noy Bassik)

Hosford muscle tables (Thanks to Christopher Martin)

The skeletal system with pictures (Thanks to Christopher Martin)

Anatomical oddballs of the limbs (By Eike Blohm)

Head and Neck

[RC] [KS] [ST] Lec 01 (01-23 A) - Intro to the Head

[RC] [KS] [ST] Lec 02 (01-24 A) - Cranial Nerves I

[RC] [KS] [ST] Lec 03 (01-27 A) - Cranial Nerves II (See Lec 02)

[RC] [KS] [ST] Lec 04 (01-28 A) - Eye

[RC] [KS] [ST] Lec 05 (01-29 A) - Clinical Anatomy of the Eye

[RC] [KS] [ST] Lec 06 (01-31 A) - Head and Neck Development

[RC] [KS] [ST] Lec 07 (02-03 A) - Basicranium and Pharynx

[RC] [KS] [ST] Lec 08 (02-04 A) - Clinical Anatomy of Swallowing

[RC] [KS] [ST] Lec 09 (02-06 A) - Larynx

[RC] [KS] [ST] Lec 10 (02-07 A) - ???

[RC] [KS] [ST] Lec 11 (02-10 A) - Ear

* KS outlines by Karisa Solt, ST outlines by Sonya Tang

Terms from head and neck dissection

Table of cranial nerves (By Megan Tschudy)

Table of head and neck muscles

Cranial nerve summary (outline form) (By Sonya Tang)

Presentation 6 - Head (By Giannina Garces)

Presentation 6 - Head (By Roger Ho)

Presentation 7 - Neck (By Yan Qi)

Presentation 7 - Neck (By Elizabeth Laverriere)

Presentation 8 - Ear, Nose, Throat (By Sonya Tang)

Presentation 8 - Ear, Nose, Throat (By Carolyn Senger)

Blank cranial nerve table (for personal practice) (By Giannina Garces)

Skull Anatomy Tutorial (Thanks to Leilani Sharpe)

Cranial nerve tutorial from Yale (Thanks to Anand Narayan)

Dissector Head and Neck Notes (By Sonya Tang)

Head and Neck Lecture (All) Notes (By Sonya Tang)

Head and Neck notes from Little Moore (By Matthew Hellmann)

Medical mnemonics (By Matthew Hellmann)

Head and neck review (By Susan Peterson)

Anatomical triangles of the neck (By Alex Kipp (Georgetown), Thanks to Audrey Chan)

Pharyngeal arch derivatives chart (By Matthew Hellmann)

Pharyngeal arches (By Frank Corrigan)

Visual display of cranial nerves (Thanks to Chinedu Onyedike)

Cranial nerve and neck and lung quizzes (Thanks to Alena Klimava)

Cranial nerve quiz and another (Thanks to Chinedu Onyedike)

Arteries and veins of the face (By Karl Rove (Georgetown), Thanks to Audrey Chan)

Skull foramina (By Karl Rove (Georgetown), Thanks to Audrey Chan)

Table of facial muscles (By Kenneth Defontes)

Cranial nerves flowchart (By Trang Vu)

Diagram of head and neck arterial supply (By Kenneth Defontes)

Table of cranial nerves (By Aaron Wallman)

Interactive skull animation

Arteries of the head and neck (Thanks to Philip Storey)

Summary of the eye from Gray's (By Sherveen Salek)

Craniofacial embryology and birth defects (Thanks to Helen Selonick)

Evaluation of hoarseness and dysphonias (Thanks to Aaron Wallman)

General Links

Videos of cadaver dissection (you've been warned) (Thanks to Jonathan Lissauer)

Gross Anatomy course materials from UVM (Thanks to Nadya Mawjee)

Anatomy self-quizzes (Thanks to Alena Klimava)

Conversion table for Netter's 3rd to 4th edition (Thanks to Mark Ball)

Latin roots in anatomical terms (By Henry Kramer)

Human embryology animations (Thanks to James Pirruccello)

Etymology of anatomical terms (Thanks to HeeWon Lee)

Chart of all muscles (By Kristin Meade (Stanford), Thanks to Rita Nguyen)

Outline of embryology (By Lisa Halbsugt)

Humor: The Brainstem Song (Thanks to Francois Gould)

Human anatomy quiz (Thanks to Aaron Wallman)

Online review of human anatomy and physiology (Thanks to Julia Colchamiro-Smart)

Online atlas at Visible Body (free registration) (Thanks to Birju Patel)

Online atlas at WinkingSkull (Thanks to Birju Patel)

Atlas of human anatomy in medical images (Thanks to Laura Ellington)

Illustrated atlas at InstantAnatomy.net (Thanks to Kerry Shannon)

Atlas of human anatomy in cross section (Thanks to Logan Weygandt)

Anatomy lab volunteer sign-up (By Stephen Preece)

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All documents posted herein that are not otherwise credited are authored by Raymond Cheong, Copyright 2004, All Rights Reserved. Outlines and other review materials not guaranteed to be error-free; consult course notes as needed; you may find it more useful to make an outline of your own; inform me if you find any errors so I can correct these outlines.