Anatomy 100 outline

Anatomy 100 Outline

·        Bone   

1.  Composition

2.  Function

3.  Deposition and absorption

4.  Environmental adaption

5.  Fracture repair

6.  Endocrine regulation

7.  Periosteum

8. Types of Joints

9.  Temporomandibular Joint (anatomy and function)

10.  Hyoid apparatus  (anatomy and function)

11.  Skull wet lab (identification of the different bones of the head, location

of articulations, comparison of different aged skulls, and

biomechanics of the mandible.

• Tooth Structure

1.  Classification of teeth

2.  Types of tooth development

3.  Categories of tooth types or shapes

4.  Types of tooth anchorage

5.  Jaw occlusal overlay

6.  Animals classified by teeth

7.  Types of teeth

8.  Equine tooth identification

9.  Numbering systems

10.  Tooth roots and crown heights

11.  Tooth development

12.  Types of dentin, function, and dentinal tubule arrangements

13.  Enamel (types, function, composition, location, and development)

14.  Cementum (function, composition, location, development, and

adaptability)

15.  Pulp (composition, function, pulp cavity and chambers,  development,

and changes with age)

16.  Tooth structure differences

17.  Infundibula and enamel folds

18.  Periodontal ligaments (types and arrangements)

• Terminology
• Muscle

1. Types  of muscle tissue

2.  Tendons and Ligaments

3.  Muscle anatomy and histology (Micro anatomy)

4.  Neuromuscular junction

5.  Muscle contraction

6.  Muscles of mastication

• Nervous system

1.  Functions of the nervous system

2.  Components:

a.  Neurons

b.  Neuroglia

c.  Myelination

d.  Action potential

e.  Neurotransmitters

3.  Systems

a.   Central vs Peripheral

b.   Sensory vs Motor

c.   Somatic vs autonomic

d.  Sympathetic vs Parasympathetic

4.  Cranial nerves

• Fluids

1.  Composition and percentages of cardio vascular fluids

2.  Extra cellular fluids

3.  Lymph fluids

• Cardiovascular system

1.  Blood, plasma, red blood cells, proteins, white blood cells

2.  Anemia

3.  Homeostasis

4.  Capillaries

5.  Arteries, Arterioles

6.  Veins, Venules

7.  Systemic and pulmonary circulation

8.  Edema

9.  Shock and dehydration

10.  Lymphatic system

• Vessels and circulation

1.  Pulmonary vs systemic circulation

2.  Endothelium

3.  Arteries

4.  Arterioles

5. Capillaries

6.  Veins

7.  Venules

• Eye anatomy

1.  Eye lids (Palpebra)

2. Globe anatomy

3.  Focus

4.  Muscles of the eye

5.  Lacrimal glands

6.  Facial nerve innervations

7.  Conjunctiva

• Hearing and balance

1.  Parts of the ear

2.  Air pressure

3.  Hearing physiology

• Wet lab (cadaver dissection)

1.  Identification of gross structures

2.  Integument (skin)

3. Sub Q and fascia

4.  Insertion and origin of muscles

5.  Nerves and vessels

6.  Bone identification

7.  Salivary glands

8.  Lymph glands

9.  TMJ

10.  Hyoid apparatus

11.  Arcades and tooth sectioning

12.  Nerve blocks

13.  Sinuses and dental communication

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