Learn structural relationships. Since the inception of the ideas governing modern medicine, medical educators have felt the best place to learn anatomy is beside the cadaver while dissecting it and getting the feel of different organs with one's own hands.
Dissection is a very important part of the course.
Practical examinations include questions on identifications and relationships of tagged structures on cadavers, cross sections, bones, x-rays and models. Since labs and lectures are closely interrelated, questions on material covered in the labs can be expected in the written examinations and vice versa. There are four regional written and practical examinations .