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Anatomy Roundtable

Anatomy Roundtable

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 Join expert panelists as they delve into the fascinating world of human anatomy in this engaging discussion. Each session explores a key topic with clear learning goals, blending in-depth insights with practical applications. Stay tuned to learn, ask questions, and engage with live Q&A at the end of each event!Copyright 2025 MedScroll Hygiene & Healthy Living Physical Illness & Disease
Episodes
  • Breathing Room – Lungs, Pleura, and the Mechanics of Respiration

    Breathing Room – Lungs, Pleura, and the Mechanics of Respiration
    Aug 16 2025
    13 mins
  • Welcome to the Headwaters: Introduction to Human Anatomy and the Head Region

    Welcome to the Headwaters: Introduction to Human Anatomy and the Head Region
    Jul 4 2025
    Kickstarting the Anatomy Roundtable series, this episode introduces the exciting world of human anatomy through the gateway of the head region. From cranial bones and brain compartments to the senses and facial muscles, our trio of expert hosts explore how the structures in your head form the command center of the body. Whether you're a curious learner, future clinician, or lifelong science enthusiast, this is your foundation. Learning Objectives: Understand the goals and format of the Anatomy Roundtable podcast. Learn basic anatomical terms and planes. Identify major anatomical structures in the head and their functional categories. Recognize key surface landmarks and imaging basics of the skull and brain. Explore common conditions like concussions and sinusitis. Clear up myths (e.g., “we only use 10% of our brains”) and textbook traps. Connect with expert insights on brain research and head trauma care.
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    18 mins
  • At Arm’s Reach – Anatomy of the Upper Limb

    At Arm’s Reach – Anatomy of the Upper Limb
    Aug 16 2025
    13 mins
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