Anatomy Laboratories
The traditional study of human anatomy by dissection takes place in the Gross Anatomy Lab (“Gross” is the German word for large, referring to anatomy that does not need a microscope to be seen).
ISU is committed to providing students with the priceless opportunity to learn anatomy from the best teachers possible – the altruistic individuals who donate their bodies for education.
Two Gross Anatomy Laboratories with 26 dissection stations feature:
- Twenty-six clamshell dissection tables with downdraft ventilation and
- Two surgical lights at each station
- Mounted HD video camera at each station
- Mac Mini with large HD display at each station
Other laboratory features:
- Eleven ceiling mounted PTZ cameras
- Integrated audio system
- Multiple atlases and online tools
- High quality skeletons and models
- Distance learning capable
- User friendly teaching station
- Video Wall
The Treasure Valley Anatomy & Physiology Laboratories encourages people with a strong interest in human anatomy to apply to our volunteer or internship programs. See Programs Information to learn more about internship opportunities.
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