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Adrenal medulla pheochromocytoma

Additional detailed videos Osmosis: Neuroblastoma (~7 min.) Osmosis: Pheochromocytoma: Clinical sciences (~11 min.) High-yield handouts Activities Activity 1: True or False? (Tap to open.) Activity 2: True or False? (Tap to open.)

Osteoporosis

Additional detailed videos Osmosis: Osteoporosis: Clinical sciences (~11 min.) Osmosis: Osteoporosis medications (~12 min.) High-yield handouts Activities Activity 1: Jigsaw (Tap to open.) Activity 2: Crossword (Tap to open.)

Tips for reading ECGs

ECG physics An ECG is a recording of the heart’s electrical activity. Electrical current moving toward the positive electrode causes positive deflection. Electrical current moving away from the positive electrode causes negative deflection. The stronger the current, the stronger the deflection. All 12-lead ECGs are 10 second strips. The amplitude (vertical distance) of the deflection […]

Vitamin D and metabolic bone disease​

Additional detailed videos Osmosis: Vitamin D (~9 min.) Osmosis: Osteomalacia and rickets (~8 min.) Osmosis: Bone disorders: Pathology review (~29 min.) High-yield handouts Activities Activity 1: Matching game (Tap to open.) Activity 2: Matching game (Tap to open.)

Digestive System review: March 13, 2025

Transcript of session 100:01:26.810 –> 00:01:55.239Stacey Ostrin: Okay, well, Hello, everyone. This is Dr. Ostrin coming to you first. I want to say thank you for your flexibility with me. I apologize that I needed to pivot. I had something come up with my family that I needed to take care of. So this session […]

Writing case reports

Watch a video of the session download the slides from the session For more information See Anatomy of a case report.

35. The oral region and pharynx

Optional Reading Clinically Oriented Anatomy, 9th ed., Oral region section through Sublingual glands; The Developing Human: Clinically Oriented Embryology, 11th ed., Development of tongue section through Development of salivary glands. The oral region The oral region includes the lips, cheeks, oral cavity (mouth), gingivae (gums), teeth, tongue, palate, and oral fauces (the area connecting the […]

Axis: The Science of Direction Worksheet

These worksheets are for self-study only. Answers will not be evaluated. Instructions and examples Instructions for Chapter 6 Worksheets Complete basic measurements. Describe or calculate the P direction in the frontal plane as inferior or superior, leftward, or rightward. Diagnose the P direction as normal if it is inferior and leftward. Diagnose junctional rhythm if […]

Axis: The Science of Direction Case Studies

Case 1: How leads determine direction Tap the arrow to view the case.How lead I separates left from right For this example, let’s visualize ventricular electrical systole, which is represented by the QRS. To determine and visualize whether the QRS is pointing, right or left, as well as up or down, first examine lead I. […]

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