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Who is the Course Coordinator for Anatomy I?
Who is the Course Coordinator for Anatomy I?
Dr. Ahmed F. AlDomairy
What is the aim of the Anatomy I course?
What is the aim of the Anatomy I course?
To inform the student with full anatomical knowledge of bones, muscles, joints, nerves and viscera of the body.
Which of the following is NOT an intended learning outcome for the students?
Which of the following is NOT an intended learning outcome for the students?
Match the following anatomical outcomes with their descriptions:
Match the following anatomical outcomes with their descriptions:
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The faculty aims to prepare graduates to practice at a national and Arabic regional level.
The faculty aims to prepare graduates to practice at a national and Arabic regional level.
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Study Notes
Acknowledgment and Preface
- Expresses gratitude to family, friends, colleagues, and previous anatomical references.
- The book aims to simplify anatomical concepts rather than serve as a complete text.
Vision and Mission
- Vision: Faculty of Physical Therapy strives for national, regional, and international recognition.
- Mission: To prepare competent graduates through innovation in education and contributions to society, aligning with professional ethics.
Course Specifications
- Program title: Bachelor of Physical Therapy.
- Course coordinator: Dr. Ahmed F. AlDomairy; Head of Department: Prof. Dr. Kamal Asaad Ibrahim.
- Contact Hours: 4 hours total (3 lectures, 1 practical).
- Last course revision date: August 2019.
Overall Aims of the Course
- Provide comprehensive anatomical knowledge of bones, muscles, joints, nerves, and viscera.
- Equip students to manage clinical cases such as pain, fractures, dislocations, sprains, and lacerations.
- Prepare students for accurate diagnosis and timely treatment using updated teaching methods.
Intended Learning Outcomes (ILOs)
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Knowledge and Understanding:
- Identify organs by characteristic features, including structural and functional details.
- Understand anatomical variations related to sex and age.
- Describe joint structures and related movements.
- Recognize anatomy relevant to clinical situations.
- Correlate skeletal, articular, muscular, and nervous systems' anatomical information.
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Intellectual Skills:
- Integrate academic knowledge with clinical cases.
- Critically analyze clinical problems through case studies and assignments.
- Develop alternative approaches to case modifications and discussions.
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Professional and Practical Skills:
- Recognize relationships in scientific and medical communities through direct interactions.
- Collaborate on scientific projects with peers.
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General and Transferable Skills:
- Utilize the internet and electronic resources for research and study purposes.
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Description
Test your knowledge on key anatomical concepts in this quiz designed specifically for first-year Physical Therapy students. This quiz covers essential topics that are crucial for your understanding and practice in the field. Engage with questions that challenge your grasp of anatomy as you prepare for your studies.
