• By the end of this lecture students should be able to

• Define Anatomy and Enumerate its branches

• Define Anatomical Position

• Describe various Anatomical Planes

• Define the terms related to Position

• Define the term related to Movements

By the end of this lecture students should be able to 

• Define bone and enumerate its functions

• Classify the bones on basis of 

  • Architecture, Regional Distribution, Size and Shape, & Embryological Development

• Describe Structure of Long Bone

• Define various terms related to Impressions and Markings on a bone

• Classify Cartilage with examples

By the end of this lecture, students should be able to 

• Classify Joints with examples

• Describe Structure of a typical Synovial Joint

• Enumerate the factors affecting the stability of joint

• Define Hilton’s Law

• By the end of this lecture, students should be able to 

• Classify Muscular Tissue with examples

• Describe the structure of skeletal muscle

• Classify Skeletal Muscles on basis of

  • Fiber Architecture, Group Action, Amount of Myoglobin

• Describe Innervation of Skeletal Muscle

By the end of this lecture students should be able to 

• Describe the general organization of Circulatory System

• Differentiate between Systemic and Pulmonary Circulation

• Describe Anastomoses of Blood Vessels

• Describe General Organization of Lymphatic System

By the end of this lectures students should be able to 

• Describe General Organization of Nervous System (Central & Peripheral)

• Describe parts and formation of typical spinal nerves

• Enumerate and describe functional components of peripheral nerves 

• Give an overview of autonomic nervous system