46 research outputs found
Student perceptions of veterinary anatomy practical classes: a longitudinal study
Using cadaveric material to teach veterinary students poses many challenges. However, little research exists on the contribution of this traditional approach to student learning. This longitudinal study aimed to investigate student perceptions of cadaver-based anatomy classes in a vertically integrated veterinary curriculum at the University of Nottingham's School of Veterinary Medicine and Science. Likert-scale statements and free-text boxes were used in a questionnaire distributed to second-year veterinary students (response rate 59%, 61/103). The same questionnaire was subsequently distributed to the same cohort 2 years later, in the students' fourth year of study (response rate 68%, 67/98). Students agreed that cadaver-based activities aid their learning, and they particularly value opportunities to develop practical skills while learning anatomy. There are few changes in perception as undergraduates progress to clinical years of teaching. Students perceive anatomy to be important, and feel that their learning has prepared them for clinical placements. This study emphasizes the importance of using cadaveric materials effectively in anatomy teaching and, in particular, using clinical skills training to enhance the anatomy curriculum
Perspektiven-Wechsel: vom Kursteilnehmer zum Tutor im Makroskopisch-Anatomischen Kurs. Rollenverständnis, Evaluation und Selbsteinschätzung zu Beginn der medizinischen Lehrtätigkeit
Entwicklung und Implementierung eines integrierten Curriculums zur geschlechterspezifischen Medizin im Pflichtcurriculum der medizinischen Ausbildung an der Universität Ulm
Implementierung und Evaluation eines integrierten, longitudinalen Curriculums zu genderspezifischen Lehrinhalten in der medizinischen Ausbildung
Kennung: NKLM BW - Kompetenzorientierung im NKLM und Kompetenzorientierung im Staatsexamen: Implikationen für die Prüfertrainings in Baden-Württemberg?
Studentische Leistungen im Progresstest "LeistungsCheck Anatomie" - Zahnmedizin vs. Humanmedizin
Suizidale Gasembolie im Krankenhaus
Air embolisms are a common entity seen in clinical practice after traumatic or iatrogenic events. Cases of a suicidally induced air embolism are rare. The connectivity of air-carrying and fluid-carrying tubing systems allow large gas volumes to be infused in a short period of time, usually with fatal outcome. In such cases, the use of computed tomography prior to autopsy is mandatory and provides a comprehensive visualization of introduced gas volumes. We present an unusual case of a suicidal gas embolism, in which a man in hospital connected a tube supplying oxygen to a venous catheter