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Keele
Anatomy Facilities and Staff provide
teaching, lectures, demonstrations, practicals, workshops,
dissection, prosections, anatomical models, posters, radiographs,
computer aided learning, microscopes, histology slides and clinical
demonstrations to over 1000 students a year through a wide variety of health and bioscience courses for
undergraduate and postgraduate students, and offer further training
for postgraduates and staff at all levels of difficulty and
detail. For further information contact the Director of Anatomy.
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UNDERGRADUATE |
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Medicine
Y1 Challenges to Health:
Sep-Dec: Anatomy,
Histology, Embryology of Skin, Thorax, Cardiovascular &
Respiratory Systems, Abdomen, Alimentary Canal & Glands,
Jan-May: Anatomy, Histology, Embryology of
Neuromusculoskeletal Systems, Head, Neck, Limbs, Neuroanatomy,
Pelvis, Reproductive & Endocrine Systems, Anthropometry, Growth,
Ageing
Y2
Inputs & Outputs (8 weeks): Applied anatomy & histology
of liver, pancreas, thyroid, intestines.
Movement (4 weeks): Applied anatomy & histology of
musculoskeletal system, limbs, back and motor nervous systems.
Life Support & Defence (8 weeks): Applied anatomy &
histology of lungs, heart and vessels.
Sensation (4 weeks): Applied anatomy & histology &
neuroanatomy of sensory nervous systems, brain, eye, ear, cranial
nerves, spine.
Y3 Applied
Clinical Surgical Imaging and Pathological Anatomy: Advanced
brain, brainstem, movement control, cognitive systems. Skin &
fascia. Hip and wrist, skeletal development, growth and
ossification. Head & Neck - mouth, pharynx, larynx. Female reproductive anatomy. Embryology - urogenital,
pharyngeal arches.
Y4&5 Virtual Anatomy: Revisit
of the anatomy underpinning clinical medicine via the internet, STOKER, self
assessment and videoconferencing.
Intercalated: (Under
Development) Morphological research methods. Experimental
morphology. Research Project Options.
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Physiotherapy
Y1 Principles of assessment & Rehabilitation: Reviews of
anatomy of cardiovascular, respiratory and central nervous systems
and upper and lower limbs, including revision sessions. (Oct-May)
Y2 Brain, spinal cord, nerve roots, muscles and nerves of
trunk.
Y3 Integrated physiotherapy practise: Central Nervous system
anatomy & pathology.
MSc Neuromusculoskeletal health care: Histology of musculoskeletal and nervous systems.
MSc Pain Science & Management: Skeletal muscle variability, pathology and neuromuscular
disorders
Rheumatology Module: limb and joint anatomy |
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Nursing
& Midwifery
Y1 Overview of anatomy of
Cardiovascular, respiratory, digestive systems (1 day sessions,
Dec-June)
Y2 Overview
of anatomy of Cardiovascular, respiratory, digestive systems (1 day
sessions, May)
Y3 Overview
of anatomy of Cardiovascular, respiratory, digestive systems (1 day
sessions, June)
Joint Injection Module: Limbs |
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Osteopathy
Y1 Anatomy of fascia, abdomen, thorax, limbs
Y2 Functional and applied anatomy of fascia, limbs, nervous
system
Y3 Dysfunction & Disease, Developmental Anomalies,
Pathology
Y4 Upper & Lower limb dissection |
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Biomedical
Sciences, Neuroscience, Pharmacy
Y1 Basic Anatomy & Microtechnique, Liver, Spinal cord, PNS,
Brain, CVS, Respiratory
Y2 BISC230,Metabolism in Health & Disease: Muscle
Y3 Neur302, Brain
Y3 Research Project & Dissertation Options |
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Forensic
Science
Y3 Keele:Basic Anatomy, Mortuary methods, Liver
Y3 Wolverhampton Group: Basic Anatomy, Mortuary methods, Liver |
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POSTGRADUATE |
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Applied
Clinical Anatomy
(link)
Module 1: (15 credits): Six study days and personal work.
1&2 Anatomy scope, Morphological research and imaging methods,
Anthropometry, Auxology, Searching the literature. 3 Nervous system
& Spine. 4 Muscular system & limbs. 5 Cardiovascular &
respiratory systems. 6 Developmental anatomy.
Module 2 (30 credits): Dissertation, Practical Portfolio,
Reflective summary of anatomy based project.
Module 3 (30 credits): Applied Surgical anatomy - abdomen,
chest, pelvis, head, spine, limbs.
Module 4 (30 credits):[Under Approval] Research Techniques Practicals (Whole Body Methods, Light & Confocal Microscopy, Electron Microscopy, Microtechnique & Visualisation, Imaging, Quantitation - Morphometry, Stereology, Image Analysis), Research Paper Criticism, Research Design, Research Laboratory & Pathology Visits |
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Postgraduate
Medicine
MRCS/FRCS Surgical Anatomy
Training Programme. (2-4 hour sessions one
Wednesday per month Sep-Jun) Abdominal wall, Abdominal contents,
Chest, ENT, Cranium & Cranial nerves, Spine & spinal cord,
Upper limb, Lower Limb, Revision. (Follows on from morning surgical
tutorials).See Applied Clinical Anatomy Module 3 (Applied Surgical Anatomy)
above link
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Biomedical Engineering MSc (3 classes - Musculoskeletal,
Cardiorespiratory, Renal/NS Oct-Nov)
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EXTERNAL |
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BIMM Spinal
pain management course
Spinal Surgery
Posterior spinal approaches
Football Association
Physiotherapy Injury
Management: Upper & Lower Limbs, Spine
Biomechanics Sports Physiotherapy |
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Admissions,
Open Days, Widening participation
Some of these facilities and staff are heavily involved in
recruitment into the health related professions and human
biosciences. |
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Last Updated 1 May 2012 (MM)
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