M269A - Respiratory Distress in the Pediatric Patient: Anatomy, Physiology, and Breath Sounds By: Medcom Trainex … Continue reading →

Renal Anatomy Part 3 Introduction to the anatomy of the Renal corpuscle. Terms included: Bowman's capsule, Podocyte, Distal convoluted tubule, proximal convoluted tubule, Macula densa, JG cells, efferent arteriole,... By: Gregory Kluthe … Continue reading →

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CBS Boston (con't) Affordable Care Act Updates: CBSBoston.com/ACA Health News & Information: CBSBoston.com/Health Receive News, Politics, and Entertainment Headlines Each Morning. BOSTON (CBS) Human anatomy is one of the first courses a student has to take in medical school to study the bodys organs, nerves, vessels and more. Human cadavers have always been used for this purpose and probably always will be but UMass Medical School now has a new, high-tech tool at their disposal which is giving doctors a view into the body like never before. Third year medical students Scott Pascal and Pamela Lu are getting a lesson on human anatomy, but instead of dissecting a cadaver, theyre viewing the deep layers of the human body using this virtual anatomy table. Going through anatomy, when you move from structure-to-structure, you often have to remove things and peel back things and when you get to the end of the block you want to go back to things you learned in the beginning. This would be amazing for that, Lu said. Its full size and life-size and can do a lot of manipulation that other software cant do, Pascal said. UMass is one of the first medical schools in New … Continue reading →

Editors Note: This is a continuing series of articles on our bodies, how they function, possible problems and solutions. Go to http://www.thesouthern.com/lifestyles/mindbody to read previous articles. While we typically think of the back as that region from the shoulders to the waist, the strict anatomical description extends from the base of the skull to the tailbone (coccyx named for its resemblance to a cuckoos beak). In effect, the back includes the entire length of the backbone (vertebral column). The vertebral column consists of 33 individual bones (vertebrae) stacked upon one another. The bump one can feel at the lower, back part of the neck when bending the head forward is a part (the spinous process) of one of these vertebrae (the 7th cervical vertebra). The individual vertebra differ in size and shape throughout the vertebral coulumn. At the lower (lumbar) region, the vertebrae are more massive as they are required to support greater loads versus that of the upper (cervical) region. With the exception of the lower nine vertebrae, which are fused together to form the sacrum and coccyx, these vertebrae are neither directly joined nor contiguous. Rather they are connected with one another by a series of muscles and … Continue reading →

Damian Bellino | April 28, 2014 8:35 pm We are going to breakdown that heated fight between Sundy Carter and Brandi Maxiell you just saw on the Basketball Wives LA reunion show. So resident host John Salley asked Sundy about involving Draya Micheles son in their argument in Palm Springs. Sundy said she was sorry she involved the little boy but Brandi called Bullshit. Sundy started yelling back that it wasnt bullshit. John goofed off with the two screaming costars but Brandi had enough and pushed his hand away from her. No! Brandis all, youre a fraud, Sundy because you talked about my kid too. Brandi screams, youre trash! These ladies are like, oh lawd, whats gonna go down? Sundy says nah, she didnt. She continues to antagonize Brandi, You mad. You jealous. Because you cant do what I do. Then she pops out her seat and Brandi follows suit and John has to put himself in between the ladies. See the original post: Anatomy Of The Fight From The Basketball Wives LA Reunion … Continue reading →