Medical Anatomy II is the study of the body's structure, including the nervous system. The course is organized according to the major body regions: head, neck, brain, and other neuroanatomy structures. This includes the functional anatomy of somatosensory modalities and motor control, parts of the brain, special senses, the limbic system, and the autonomic nervous system in the head and neck. Laboratory activities involving donors will be completed throughout the entire course. Supplemental lectures and tutorials will also be given. Throughout the course students will be challenged to relate the anatomy to solving clinical problems. The latter is an integral part of the anatomy curriculum.