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Anatomy Workshop 1: Dissection (4 hours)
This workshop will give
participants the opportunity to dissect a region of the body over 4 hours. There will be some choice as to region,
subject to availability of cadavers and interest of participants. Cadavers may have had some but not all regions
previously dissected by medical students. Undissected thorax, neck, and head regions will definitely be
available. Limited numbers of cadavers
with undissected limbs and back, and/or abdomenand pelvis, may be available.
Maximum 20
participants.
Date: 1 December 2010
Location: Registration and
induction session 10.00-10.30 Medical Sciences 1 Lecture Theatre; 10.30-12.30
and 14.00-16.00 Dissection Laboratory, Level 2, Medical Sciences 1 Building.
Cost: $150.
Anatomy Workshop 2: Hands-on viewing of dissected
cadavers (2 hours, afternoon session)
This workshop will give
participants the opportunity to view and manipulate dissected cadavers, but not
carry out dissection. All or most regions of the cadavers will have been dissected by
UTAS medical students as part of their course.
Maximum 20 participants.
Date: 1 December 2010
Location: Registration and
induction session 13.30-14.00 Medical Sciences 1 Lecture Theatre; 14.00-16.00
Dissection Laboratory, Level 2, Medical Sciences 1 Building.
Cost: $80 |
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Anatomy Workshop 3: Hands-on viewing of dissected
cadavers (2 hours, morning session)
This workshop will give
participants the opportunity to view and manipulate dissected cadavers, but not
carry out dissection. All or most regions of the cadavers will have been dissected by
UTAS medical students as part of their course.
Maximum 20 participants. Note: only will be offered if
workshop 2 is full.
Date: 1 December 2010
Location: Registration and
induction session 10.00-10.30 Medical Sciences 1 Lecture Theatre; 10.30-12.30
Dissection Laboratory, Level 2, Medical Sciences 1 Building.
Cost: $80.
Creating Anatomy Crosswords Workshop
Learning gross and
microscopic anatomical terminology can seem like having to learn a new language
for new students. A fun way to help reinforce these terms and assist revision
is to provide the students an alternative means of study in the form of
crosswords. This fun, relaxed and hands-on workshop will demonstrate a
crossword software tool that will help you design and create a crossword for
use in your teaching. Each participant will create and take home their
self-created crossword and answer sheet (as a pdf document).
Maximum
30 participants.
Date: 1 December 2010
Location: 14.15-15.30 Rm.
211 Dry Teaching Laboratory, Level 2, Medical Sciences 1 Building.
Cost: $20.
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