School of Physical Therapy

PT 4123:  Anatomy Online

*** Registration is closed for Summer 2008 ***

This is an introductory medically-oriented anatomy course conducted entirely online. It is specifically designed for undergraduate students planning to attend the School of Physical Therapy at TWU. It provides an introduction or “head start” to Human Gross Anatomy (PT 5015) taken in the Fall semester at TWU, and uses the same textbook and is taught by the same instructor that teaches Anatomy at the Houston campus. The basic anatomy of the extremities and back; with particular emphasis on muscles, blood vessels, nerves and joints, is covered. The course will highlight the clinical relevance of important anatomical structures to related clinical conditions. This course is recommended for students with little or nor anatomy background. While the course was initially designed for pre-PT students, other students seeking a general anatomy class have taken this class.

 

Faculty: William P. Bartlett, PhD, PT
Credit: 3 Undergraduate Credit hours
Code: 71870
Format: Internet
When: entire course done over internet

Accepted 2007 DPT students: If you are interested in registering for this class, please contact: Mary Beth Daugherty at (940) 898-2460 or by email at mdaugherty@twu.edu.