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Dissectible Me 5 minute anatomy
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Welcome to dissectible me. Human anatomy in 5-minute chunks.
In this weekly podcast, we will cover everything from introductions to bodily systems, to some very focused but fascinating nuggets of anatomical knowledge. One rule, it must be covered in 5 minutes only! Whether you are a student exploring the content for the first time, a healthcare professional refreshing your anatomy knowledge, or someone with 5 minutes to kill, this podcast is suitable for anyone with an interest in the human body. So join us as we set the timer and rattle through the captivating microcosmos that is human anatomy.
Narrated by Sam Webster & Chris Summers
In this weekly podcast, we will cover everything from introductions to bodily systems, to some very focused but fascinating nuggets of anatomical knowledge. One rule, it must be covered in 5 minutes only! Whether you are a student exploring the content for the first time, a healthcare professional refreshing your anatomy knowledge, or someone with 5 minutes to kill, this podcast is suitable for anyone with an interest in the human body. So join us as we set the timer and rattle through the captivating microcosmos that is human anatomy.
Narrated by Sam Webster & Chris Summers
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Airway anatomy
2w ago00:06:14Tap to summarizeLet's introduce the anatomy of the airway very briefly by starting at the nose and the mouth and working our way down to the alveoli.
Transcribe →Angle of Louis (or sternal angle)
3w ago00:05:49Tap to summarizeThe sternal angle is an important surface anatomy landmark of the chest, deep to which some major anatomical structures lie.
Transcribe →Synovial joint classifications
Jul 1000:07:49Tap to summarizeSynovial joints are specialised for movement. The shapes of the articulating surfaces define what movements are allowed, and we can anatomically classify synovial joints by these shapes and by these movements. We have hinge, ball and socket, plane, saddle and condyloid synovial joints.
Transcribe →Anatomical types of joints
Jul 300:06:17Tap to summarizeFibrous joints, cartilaginous joints and synovial joints. We can define them by what they are made of, and in turn, what they are made of tells us what movements they might allow.
Transcribe →Femur
Jun 2600:06:08Tap to summarizeThe biggest bone in the body. What pertinent anatomical features should you be aware of?
Transcribe →Ovaries
Jun 1900:05:49Tap to summarizeWhat would I include if I only had 5 minutes to talk about the functional anatomy of the ovary?
Transcribe →Nerves in the inguinal canal
Jun 900:06:02Tap to summarizeWhat nerves run through the inguinal canal and are they at risk of injury during an inguinal hernia repair?
Transcribe →Hippocampus
Jun 500:06:38Tap to summarizeThe hippocampus is part of the limbic system in the brain. What does that mean? What does it do? Where is it? In 5 minutes(ish)?
Transcribe →Oesophagus
May 2900:06:05Tap to summarizeThe oesophagus is a muscular tube linking the pharynx to the stomach. The muscles of the face and pharynx are skeletal and under somatic control, whereas the muscles of the stomach are smooth and autonomic. Where does this change happen?
Transcribe →Ossicles of the ear
May 2100:06:35Tap to summarizeWhy do we have three tiny bones in each ear?
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