Student guide · Page 2 of 8
Find your donor
The Patient Finder, the cohort grid, your assignment, your color group, and your table number.
Signing in lands you on the Patient Finder, which lists the donor cohort. The Donor
Imaging tab shows that same cohort as a grid, one tile per donor, numbered 2026-01
through 2026-15. Each tile carries the donor’s table number and an imaging status badge.
Your donor
Your donor is marked Your donor and tagged with your color group. The class of 125 divides across the fifteen donors, so eight or nine students to a donor, drawn from two of the four color groups (green, yellow, blue, red). Those eight or nine split again into two services of four or five, which alternate dissections.
Open the tile to reach the chart. From inside the chart, Patient ▸ Imaging goes straight to that donor’s scan.
The other donors are visible on purpose
You can open any donor in the cohort. That is deliberate. Fifteen donors is fifteen different people with fifteen different histories. There may be a joint replacement here, a tumor there, an anatomical variant somewhere else. You will learn more anatomy from the variation across the cohort than from your donor alone.
Read widely. Write only in your own donor’s chart.
What is on the chart
Basic demographics, height and weight, and whatever the record has accumulated so far. That is the intake record and every finding filed on this donor, by either service. Early in the year it will be thin.