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ANATOMY-I

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 Subject: Anatomy –I
Course Objectives:
 The main objective of this course is an in-depth study and analysis of the regional and
systemic organization of the body. Complete surface anatomy of upper limb should be
cleared to all students according to concepts.
 The basic principles of general anatomy should be described to every student.
 Muscles attachement origin and insertion should be cleared to all students.
 The landmarks and description of all upper limb bones like (Humerus, Radius, Ulna,
Scapula, and Clavicle) should be learned to all students.
 Identification of structures with the study of charts, models, and presentation should be
utilized to identify anatomical landmarks and configurations of the Upper limb and
Thorax.
 Nerves, Lymph nodes and vascular supply of upper limb and thorax should be cleared to
every student.
 The students should be able to identify the key concepts of the structure and functions of
human anatomy.
 Nerves injuries and deformities related to upper limb and thorax should be learned to
every student.

Learning Outcomes:
 Upon successful completion, students will have the knowledge and skills about surface
anatomy of upper limb and thorax.
 The students would be able to identify and describe the major structures of Upper limb
and thorax.
 The students will discuss the structural organization and functions of each system of the
human body.
 Every student would be able to identify the surface landmarks of all upper limb bones
(Humerus, Radius, Ulna, Scapula, and Clavicle).
 All Students will apply their knowledge and skills of human anatomy to solve questions
regarding function and disease of upper limb and thorax.
 Every student will be analyze and synthesis their knowledge and skills to create effective
anatomy teaching and learning tools.
 Every student would be able to share his/her concepts to all class.

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  Every student will treat the nerve injuries and deformities of upper limb &thorax.

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 Academic Assessment Unit
The University of
Lahore1-Km Defense
Road Lahore

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 The University of Lahore
Department of Physical therapy

INSTRUCTOR’S REPORT
1st
Course # BMS02101 Section Number (A+B+C) Semester

I. STUDENTS
(a) No. of students who took the final exam.
(b) No. of students who missed the final exam. TOTAL
II. GRADE DISTRIBUTION

A A- B+ B C+ C D+ D F DN

No. of students

% of students

GRADE POINT AVERAGE (GPA) (of the course) =

Qualifying Points of Grade
= x.xx
Number of Students

III. “IC” INCOMPLETE GRADE

Provide the following information for each “IC” grade:
(a) Student’s ID# Student’s Name

(b) Reasons for giving an “IC” grade

ICisgivenbecausehemissedthefinalexamwithoutgivinganyreason.Hehaspartiallycompletedtheother course
requirements.
(c) Expected date for the removal of the “IC” grade End of Fall -21 Semester

IV. COURSE SYLLABUS COVERAGE

Did you fully cover the course syllabus? Yes No
If not, indicate the subjects that were not covered in class and why.

V. COMMENTS
If you have any comments on the course or the course laboratory, please forward a written copy
of the comments to the course coordinator and department chairman.

Signature: Arooj Hanif

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The University of Lahore
Department of Physical
Therapy

Instructor: Arooj Hanif

Office: FAHS, Admin office, Room #109 CS Building
Email: dr.aroojhanif12@gmail.com
Phone: 0321-4637211
Office hours:
Except lecture hours students are advised to visit the office for any difficulty or information.

Rules and Regulations

1. Every student enrolled in this is expected to attend all lectures. For this purpose, university
regulations governing attendance will been forced. Only official excuses submitted within one
week of the occurrence of absence acceptable.
2. Homework assignments are listed in the table below and will NOT be collected. Solutions will
be posted, Quizzes on the same material of the homework assignment will be given one week
after the posting of the HW solution. The date of the class quizzes will be announced in the class
as well as on the notice board at least a week prior to the quiz date.
3. All quizzes are counted towards your final grade. NO MAKEUP QUIZZES WILL BE GIVEN
FOR ANY Person. If you have an OFFICIAL excuse for missing a quiz, your quiz grade will be
based on your FINALs EXAM result.
4. Cheating in quizzes, exams, or the final exam will resulting the grade of Fin the course.
5. Major Examinations will be coordinated with the other sections.

Grading Policy:

Internal assessment: 30%;

Viva: 25%
Midterm Exam: 20%
Final Exam: 25%
Total = 100

Text Book and Other Reading Material

Following books were suggested as supplementary reading:

Several excellent books are available and the material taught in this course will be derived from a
number of books. Class notes, which will be provided time to time.
RECOMMENDED TEXT BOOKS:
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1. Gray’s Anatomy by Prof. Susan Standring 39 Ed., Elsevier.
2. Clinical Anatomy for Medical Students by Richard S. Snell.
3. Clinically Oriented Anatomy by Keith Moore.
4. Clinical Anatomy by R. J. Last, Latest Ed.

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Week Date Total Syllabus to be covered in Each Lecture
s Lectures
3
1 lectures BONES AND CARTILAGES:
 Basic Definitions of Anatomy
 Osteology & Functions of bones
 Classification of bones, Parts of developing long bones,
Blood supply of bones
 Cartilage, Muscles & Joints

 Surface Anatomy
2 3  Gross structure of long bones
 Cubital fossa & its boundaries + contents

 Development of bones & Cartilage

 Microscopic picture of bone & cartilage
 Muscular System

3 3 STRUCTURES RELATED TO MUSCLES & BONES:

 Tendons, Aponeurosis
 Fasciae, Synovial bursa
 Tendon Synovial sheaths
Raphes, Ligaments
 Condyle ,Epicondyle
 Ridge, Tuberosity ,Tubercle, Foramen Canal, Groove,
Process
THE JOINTS:
4 3  Introduction
 Functional classification of joints
 Structural classification of joints
 Biomechanical classification of joints
 Movements of joints
 Factors responsible for the joint stability
 Synovial Joints
 Blood supply of Synovial joints & their nerve
supply
 Walls and contents of Axilla
 THE MUSCLES:
 Functions of muscles in general
5 3  Type of skeletal muscles
 Parts of skeletal muscle and their action
 Introduction & Classification of Joints
 Blood supply of bones, joints & their nerve supply
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 CIRCULATORY SYSTEM:
 Division of circulatory system into pulmonary &
3 systemic
6  Classification of blood vessels and their microscopic
picture
 Introduction to CVS
 Heart and its circulation
 Functions of the CVS
 Varicose veins

NERVOUS SYSTEM:
7 3  Definitions of nervous system
 Classification of nervous system
 Parts of the central nervous system
 Muscles connecting to the Vertebral Column
Mid Term Exams
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UPPERLIMB
9 3 OSTEOLOGY:
Nerves & injuries of the
upper limb
Deformities of all nerves of upper limb
Introduction to Upper limb

10 3  Anatomy of Arm
 Anatomy of Forearm & its Muscles
 Muscles of forearm
 Muscles of hand., Retinacula, Palmar aponeurosis
 Flexor tendon dorsal digital expansion
 Retinacula, Palmar aponeurosis, Flexor tendon dorsal digital
expansion
 Anatomy of Hand
GENERAL HISTOLOGY
11 3  Cell
 Epithelium
 Connective tissue
 Bone
 Muscle tissue
 Nerve tissues
 Blood vessels
 Skin and appendages, Integumentary System
 Lymphatic organs
 Anatomy of Tissue
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12 3 GENERAL EMBRYOLOGY
 Male and female reproductive organs
 Cell division and Gametogenesis
 Fertilization, cleavage, blastocyst formation and implantation
of the embryo.
 Stages of early embryonic development in second and third
week of intrauterine life
 Fetal membrane (amniotic cavity, yolk sac, allantois, umbilical
cord and Placenta)

13 3 Muscles in brachial region

Muscles connecting upper limb to the axial skeletal
 Muscles around shoulder joint
 Clinical Anatomy of Upper limb
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 Detailed description of all bones of upper limb
 Anterior compartment of Forearm
14 3  Intrinsic muscles of Hand
 Lymphatic System
 Birth/ Developmental Defects
15 3
 Dermatomes & Myotomes of Upper limb
 Winging of scapula
16 Final Term

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 Samples of best, average and below average answer books
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