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Coursework within the Division of Basic Sciences provides the student with a scientific education in anatomy, biochemistry, microbiology, pathology and physiology. This education is designed to enable the student to understand the scientific basis of Chiropractic and the underlying essentials for a primary healthcare provider.

Courses

• ANAT 1502 - Embryology
• ANAT 1503 - Histology
• ANAT 1507 - Osteology and Arthrology
• ANAT 1607 - Spinal Anatomy
• ANAT 1615 - Musculoskeletal Gross Anatomy
• ANAT 1625 - Visceral Gross Anatomy
• ANAT 2626 - Head and Neck Gross Anatomy
• ANAT 2646 - Neuroanatomy CNS
• ANAT 2647 - Neuroanatomy PNS

• CHEM 1515 - Biochemistry I
• CHEM 1516 - Biochemistry II

• MICR 1531 - Bacteriology and Virology
• MICR 2533 - Parasitology and Mycology
• MICR 2537 - Immunology and Disease Patterns

• PATH 2541 - Pathology I
• PATH 2542 - Pathology II

• PHYS 1501 - Anatomy and Physiology
• PHYS 1510 - Cellular and Neuromuscular Physiology
• PHYS 1525 - Visceral Physiology
• PHYS 2535 - Physiology Lab
• PHYS 2545 - Endocrinology

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