Application deadline May 8, 2020

University of Nebraska Medical Center – College of Medicine 2020 Summer Programs Application and Consent Form

Courses Offered Course Dates Credit Hours

GCBA 516: Human Gross Anatomy* 06/01/20 – 07/10/20 6** *Offered to students who have previously taken an anatomy course in an MD, DO, PA, PT or Graduate program. ** Students may elect to take any combination of the subsections of the Human Gross Anatomy Course. Course Tuition & Fees: (based on UNMC Graduate Tuition Rate - $333.59/credit hour; plus $400 donor/lab fee)

Course Number: Unit Selection: (check all that apply) Tuition: GCBA 516: Human Gross Anatomy

� Full Course (6 credit hours – Weeks 1 - 6) $2,401.54 � Back and Upper Limb (1 credit hour – Week 1) $400.26 � Lower Limb (1 credit hour – Week 2) $400.26 � Head and Neck (2 credit hours – Weeks 3 & 4) $800.52 � Thorax, Abdomen and Pelvis (2 credit hours – Weeks 5 & 6) $800.52

A separate $30 non-refundable registration deposit is required with the submission of this application to reserve a place in the course. Full payment of the course is due by May 22, 2020. Credit Card and check payments accepted.

Please make all checks payable to: Department of Genetics, Cell Biology and Anatomy and mail to: 986395 Nebraska Medical Center Omaha, NE 68198-6395

Section I - Application Form: To be completed by student.

Full Name of Applicant: ______________________________________________Phone: ( ) _____________________________

Current Address: _____________________________________________________________________________________________

Permanent Mailing Address: ____________________________________________________________________________________

Date of Birth: _____________________________________________ Male or Female: _____________________________________

Email: _______________________________________________________ Soc. Sec. # _____________________________________

University presently enrolled at: _________________________________________________________________________________

Reason for taking summer course: _______________________________________________________________________________

Signature: _______________________________________________________________________ Date: _______/_______/_______ Section II - Consent Form: Application is valid only after being signed by Administrator.

This is to certify that _________________________________________________________ is a student in good standing and has

been granted official approval to take the _________________________________________________________ summer remedial

course offered by the Department of Genetics, Cell Biology and Anatomy at the University of Nebraska Medical Center. It is understood that the above student will be responsible for requesting an official transcript of the grade awarded by accessing the MyRecords portal at the University of Nebraska Medical Center.

Administrator’s Name (please print) Administrator’s Position

Administrator’s Mailing Address

Administrator’s Phone Number Administrator’s Email Address

Administrator’s Signature Date

REGISTRATION Application: The first page of this brochure is the "Application and Consent Form" listing current dates of the course. It also includes a Consent Form (Section II) for the home administration, which must be signed by the appropriate administrative representative. The signed form should be mailed with your application submission. A separate $30 non-refundable registration deposit is required with the submission of this application to reserve a place in the course. Make checks payable to Department of Genetics, Cell Biology and Anatomy. Payment by credit card is also an option (Note: 2.75% surcharge per transaction). Registration: Visiting student registration will take place at 8:00AM on the day the course starts. Please report to Wittson Hall, Room 2000 (upon entering Wittson Hall at the 42nd Street entrance, find the elevators on the right side of the hallway. Take the elevator down to the 2nd floor). Photo I.D. cards, which authorize use of the library, fitness center, parking lot access, and after-hour use of the Self-Study Media Resource Rooms, will be issued during morning registration, as well as locker assignments. For additional information, please contact: Faculty:

Keely Cassidy, PhD keely.cassidy@unmc.edu 402.559.9540 Kim Latacha, PhD klatacha@unmc.edu 402.559.8341 Travis McCumber, PhD travis.mccumber@unmc.edu 402.559.7833 Samantha Simet, PhD ssimet@unmc.edu 402.559.8296 Ethan Snow, PhD ethan.snow@unmc.edu 402.559.8160 Matt Vilburn, DC matt.vilburn@unmc.edu 402.559.6178

Registration Coordinators:

Nancy Ballard nancy.ballard@unmc.edu 402.559.4030 Megan Brown mebrown@unmc.edu 402.559.8328 Fax: 402.559.3400

Grading Information These courses are equivalent to those offered to the first-year medical students at the University of Nebraska Medical Center. The credit hours for each course or subunit are listed on the first page. Students are responsible for obtaining, in advance, consent from the administration of their schools to enroll in the course if the course is being taken for credit. Final course scores will be derived from the compilation of individual examination scores, including multiple choice questions and practical examination questions. The Course Directors reserve the right to upgrade a student's scores, if appropriate. Under no circumstances will a student’s scores be reduced. Appropriate administrators will be supplied with course grading results so that they can assess student achievement. Students will need to request where they would like to have their official transcripts sent by accessing the MyRecords portal. Grading shall be no stricter than the following scale: GCBA 516 grading scale:

A = 90% and above B = 80% - 89% C = 70% - 79% D = 60% - 69% F = Less than 60%

REQUIRED IMMUNIZATIONS

It is the intention of UNMC Student Health to provide knowledge of, and take precautions to prevent, communicable diseases for students preparing to enter the health care profession. Immunizations are an extremely important part of this effort for students during their tenure at UNMC--and as future medical care providers. Much of what health care students and professionals do in the health care setting comes under federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) guidelines. Under these guidelines, and those set forth by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), there are certain sets of immunizations that are required of all healthcare workers. UNMC Student Health, along with The Nebraska Medical Center's Healthcare Epidemiology Department, has put in place an immunization policy, which adheres to the recommended guidelines set forth by the CDC for healthcare workers (http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/00050577.htm). Specifically, all UNMC students are required to provide evidence of vaccination against, or immunity to, the following: • rubeola (measles) • rubella • mumps • diphtheria/tetanus/pertussis • polio (if traveling outside of the Western Hemisphere) • varicella (chicken pox) • tuberculosis (required annually) • hepatitis B • influenza immunization is strongly recommended for all students (and is required for all Nursing Students) These immunization requirements work towards ensuring the health and safety across the entire UNMC community of patients, faculty, students, and visitors. Immunization Requirements for New Students UNMC Student Health is now accepting all immunization records (new and updated) online using MyRecords. Please log on and click on Access Immunization Center. From there you can both choose to upload your current immunizations as well as generate your immunization record. There are instructions once you log in, but if you have any questions, please contact student health (information below). You will be unable to attend classes and labs until Student Health has approved all required immunization information. Immunization Requirements for Returning Students If you are a returning student, you may only need to get your annual Tuberculosis (abbreviated "TB") test (called "PPD"). It is the responsibility of the student to make sure his/her TB (PPD) information is updated EVERY YEAR. To clarify, there are two stages of TB testing. As a returning student, you should be in the second group described below:

• TWO STEP TEST: A student who has not had two years of consecutive testing (with the most recent being the current year) must complete a two-step test. (Step 1: Receive a PPD and have it read 48-72 hours later; Step 2: Seven days after first PPD, receive another PPD and have it read 48-72 hours later)

• ONE STEP TEST: After receiving the two-step test (which you should have received previous to this year), the annual test is just a one-step test (Receive a PPD and have it read 48-72 hours later). If you have documentation that you have received the two-step test previously and have an uninterrupted history of annual testing, then you only need the one-step test within six months prior to registration.

• If you have ever had a positive PPD skintest result, please fill out the UNMC Student Health Annual Tuberculosis Review Form.

UNMC Student Health 983075 Nebraska Medical Center

Omaha, NE 68198-3075 Phone: 402-559-5158 or 402-559-5691

Email: studenthealth@unmc.edu

UNMC CAMPUS INFORMATION

Bookstore: Students can purchase supplies and textbooks from the UNMC Bookstore in the Student Life Center at 3908 Jones Street. http://www.unmcbookstore.com/ McGoogan Library of Medicine: The library is located on the 6th, 7th and 8th levels of Wittson Hall. It is a very well-stocked regional medical library and contains computer workstations and excellent facilities for study. Library privileges are extended to students enrolled in the summer course.

Summer hours: Monday – Friday 7:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Sunday 1:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.

Fitness center: UNMC Center for Healthy Living, located inside the Student Life Center, is a new facility with racquet ball, basketball and a complete line of workout and aerobic equipment. For summer membership information visit their website at: http://www.unmc.edu/cfhl/ Campus map: https://www.unmc.edu/directions/unmc-campus-map.pdf

*WHM = Wittson Hall (gross anatomy lab & GCBA department) *MSC = Sorrell Center (TBL sessions and written exams; student center) *SLC = Student Life Center (parking, bookstore, fitness center)

HOUSING INFORMATION

Housing: It is the sole responsibility of the student to secure his/her own housing.

Phi Chi Fraternity House: This fraternity house is situated within easy walking distance of the University of Nebraska Medical Center campus at 3708 Dewey Avenue. No meals are provided, but students have access to kitchen facilities. For more information visit the website: http://blog.unmc.edu/phichi/traveling-students/ Creighton University: Summer housing is available on Creighton University campus (at 20th & Chicago Streets) and are easily accessible by car. For more information call Summer Housing at (402) 280-2717 or visit the website at: http://www.creighton.edu/studentlife/living/summerhousing/ Scott Court: Scott Court is a facility located three miles from the UNMC campus on University of Nebraska at Omaha (south campus). Residents have access to a dining hall, study room, game room and laundry facilities. For availability and information, call (402) 778-6541, email info@scottcampus.com, or visit the website at: http://scottcampus.com/housing/ Nebraska Methodist College: Apartment-style living 3 miles from campus on a bus line. All units are fully furnished with private bedrooms. Contact NMC Housing at (402) 354-7061 for more information. You can visit their website at: http://www.methodistcollege.edu/student-life/housing

GENERAL INFORMATION

Campus Parking: Parking privileges are extended to visiting students. Campus Parking Office is located at the Student Life Center, 3908 Jones – Room 2002. Contact Parking Services at (402) 559-8580 or visit their website at: https://info.unmc.edu/my-information/parking-information.html Transportation: Public transportation via Metro Area Transit is available. You can check the routes at the following link: http://www.ometro.com/ Meals on Campus: In University Hospital there are the Nebraska Café and The Corner Store (convenience) – both are located on the 3rd floor. A coffee cart and gift shop are on the 2nd floor. A central passageway connects Wittson Hall with the University Hospital facilities. Vending machines and microwaves can be found in the Sorrell Center, 2nd floor and Wittson Hall, 6th floor. Compliance Training: As an enrolled student at UNMC you will be required to complete all assigned compliance training. You can access these trainings through Canvas https://www.unmc.edu/canvas.html.

Required Compliance Training: - BBP - Cultural Competency - FERPA - HIPAA - Info Security Awareness - SAFETYASSESS - STUPAYMENT - Standards of Alcohol/Drugs - Statement of Understanding - Title IX Student Training - Transmission of Disease from Cadaver to Dissector

IMPORTANT: A hold will be placed on your account if these are not completed. This will also result in a hold on your official transcripts being sent to your home institution.

GCBA 516: HUMAN GROSS ANATOMY

FACULTY: Keely Cassidy, PhD Kim Latacha, PhD Travis McCumber, PhD Samantha Simet, PhD Ethan Snow, PhD Matt Vilburn, DC

TIME AND LOCATION: Monday - Friday

9:30am – 11:00am TBL sessions in MSC 1005 11:30am – 3:30pm laboratory dissection in WHM 2017

COURSE DESCRIPTION: The organization of the human body and the way in which anatomical relationships serve as a basis for function are studied in this course. The medical aspects of the structural and functional organization of the human body are also a focus of attention. The course will consist of daily team-based learning exercises and supervised laboratory dissection. Students are expected to do the assigned pre-reading and come to the TBL sessions prepared to discuss clinical cases and take the daily quizzes. The major learning experience occurs in the laboratory where teaching consists of small group discussions. RESOURCES: Students are strongly urged to bring any appropriate gross anatomy text with them. The student should be familiar with this text to facilitate understanding of materials already studied. It is also strongly urged to bring notes previously used. Students will have access to previously recorded lectures and study materials from this institution. DISSECTION GUIDE: A copy of the dissection guide used at the University of Nebraska Medical Center will be furnished to the student and is available on computers at every dissection table in an online form with links to images from the Netter Atlas. LAB SUPPLIES: As part of the fee, we supply the dissection guide, dissection tools and rubber gloves. EXAMINATIONS: Examinations over the learning objectives for this course will be given as multiple-choice questions in the format of the USMLE. The examinations over the practical components of the course consist of identification of structure, radiographic anatomy, osteology, and functional implications of material covered in the gross anatomy laboratories.

Week Day Echo Lecture Recording TBL Reading Dissection Instructor 1 Mon

6/1 G1 Back and Vertebral Column 167-182; 185-187 Back and scapular region Simet

Tue 6/2 G3 Shoulder 158-167; 183-200

72-139 Pectoral region

Vertebral column and spinal cord* Simet

Wed 6/3 G4 Axilla 201-222 Axilla and arm

Simet

Thu 6/4 G6 Forearm & Hand 220-261 Forearm

Joints of upper limb* Simet

Fri 6/5 G7 Nerve Lesions 263-289 Hand

Simet

2 Mon 6/8 Exam 1: Back and upper limb

9 - 10:30am written & 11am - 12pm practical Tue

6/9 G34 Gluteal Region & Thigh 703-721 Anterior and medial thigh Snow

Wed 6/10 G35 Knee & Leg 721-742; 785-792 Gluteal region Snow

Thu 6/11 G36 Ankle & Foot 742-768; 793-828 Leg

Joints of lower limb* Snow

Fri 6/12 G37 Gait & Lower Limb Nerve Lesions 768-785 Foot Snow

3 Mon 6/15 Exam 2: Lower limb

9 - 10:30am written & 11am - 12pm practical

Tue 6/16 G9 Skull 851-872 Face and scalp Cassidy

Wed 6/17 G12 Eye and Eye Movement 830-850; 873-922; 974-989 Cranial cavity, orbit, and ear self-study

Cassidy

Thu 6/18 G15 Triangles 991-1008 Posterior triangle of neck Cassidy

Fri 6/19 G14 Autonomics of Head & Neck 1008-1020 Anterior triangle of neck Cassidy

4 Mon 6/22 G16 Infratemporal Fossa 922-936 Infratemporal fossa Cassidy

Tue 6/23 G17 Nasal Cavity 963-973

1041-1060 Nasal cavity and external pharynx McCumber

Wed 6/24

G18 Oral Cavity G19 Larynx 936-962 Oral cavity and root of neck

Larynx* McCumber

Thu 6/25 Review day McCumber

Fri 6/26 Exam 3: Head and neck

9 - 10:30am written & 11am - 12pm practical 5 Mon

6/29 G21 Pleura and Lungs 291-348 Thoracic wall, pleural cavity, and lungs McCumber

Tue 6/30 G20 Heart 348-382 Heart and pericardium McCumber

Wed 7/1 G22 Autonomics of Thorax 382-403 Mediastinum Snow

Thu 7/2

G24 Abdominal Wall & Inguinal Canal G25 Peritoneum 409-447 Abdominal wall and peritoneum

Inguinal canal* Vilburn

Fri 7/3 Holiday

6 Mon 7/6

G26 Abdominal Vessels G27 Autonomics of the Abdomen 448-514 Abdominal viscera and blood supply Vilburn

Tue 7/7 G28 Posterior Abdominal Wall 515-552 Posterior abdominal wall Vilburn

Wed 7/8

G29 Pelvis G30 Pelvic Viscera 553-665 Pelvic cavity and viscera

Pelvis and perineum* Vilburn

Thu 7/9 Review day Vilburn

Fri 7/10 Exam 4: Thorax, abdomen, and pelvis

9 - 10:30am written & 11am - 12pm practical * Demonstrations of dissections by faculty.