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CLINICAL ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I
Introduction

This course is the first in a two-course sequence devoted to the study of gross anatomy, clinical physiology, and pathophysiology. Special attention will be given to the clinical significance of topographical and regional anatomical features.

This course, as much as possible, will follow an organ system approach integrated with the remainder of the clinical core (Clinical Medicine and Clinical Pharmacology. The course includes lecture and a lab that provides cadaver and computerized dissection displays.

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