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Faculty of Health and Medicine

School of Biomedical Sciences and Pharmacy HUBS2103: Neural and Visceral Anatomy Callaghan Semester 2 - 2018

OVERVIEW Course Description

The course consists of a series of lectures and laboratories on the functional anatomy of the nervous system, thorax, abdomen and pelvis. Areas emphasised are those most important in Medical Radiation Science, Occupational Therapy and Physiotherapy practice.

Assumed Knowledge

HUBS1105 Musculoskeletal Anatomy and HUBS1401 Human Bioscience or HUBS1403 Human Bioscience Part 1

Contact Hours

Location: CALLAGHAN Laboratory: Face to Face On Campus 1 hour(s) per Week for 13 Weeks Review laboratory sessions will be held for students returning from placement. In term laboratory examination to be held week 13. Location: CALLAGHAN Lecture: Face to Face On Campus 3 hour(s) per Week for 12 Weeks

Unit Weighting

10

Workload

Students are required to spend on average 120-140 hours of effort (contact and non-contact) including assessments per 10 unit course.

CONTACTS Course Coordinator

Callaghan Dr Melissa Tadros MS312a Medical Sciences Building, Callaghan [email protected] (02) 4921 5609 Consultation: Available by email.

Teaching Staff

Dr Melissa Tadros MS312a Medical Sciences Building, Callaghan [email protected]

School Office

School of Biomedical Sciences and Pharmacy MS607 Medical Sciences Building Callaghan [email protected] 02 49218679 or 49212058 8:30am-5pm (Mon-Fri)

CRICOS Provider 00109J

HUBS2103: Neural and Visceral Anatomy Callaghan Semester 2 - 2018

SYLLABUS Course Content

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18.

Course Learning Outcomes

1. 2. 3. 4.

Course Materials

Introduction to the nervous system, its development and the relevant anatomy of the skull and vertebral column Face, temporomandibular joint (TMJ) and neck Surface features, meninges, vasculature and ventricular system of the brain Cerebral cortex, and deep nuclei of the brain Brainstem and cranial nerves Cerebellum Spinal cord organisation and the autonomic nervous system Spinal cord motor and sensory pathways , including pain pathways Chest wall, breathing mechanics and mediastinal divisions Heart structure, including pericardium, blood supply and conducting system Pleural cavities and the lungs, including pulmonary circulation Lung lobes and bronchopulmonary segments Neck and upper respiratory tract (pharynx, larynx and sinuses) Structure, surface anatomy and imaging of major organs of the abdomen Blood supply, innervation, venous and lymphatic drainage of the gut Structure, surface anatomy of the kidney and urinary system Blood supply, innervation, venous and lymphatic drainage of the urinary system Pelvic contents and perineum

Describe the structure of the major organs in the head, chest and abdomen (Gross Anatomy and Histology) Describe the relationship to other organs and its surface anatomy. Describe the blood supply, venous and lymphatic drainage. Understand how the organ's structure relates to its function, i.e. its physiology.

Recommended Texts: - Anatomedia and Acland's Video Atlas of Human Anatomy online resources. These are high quality, detailed cadaveric based anatomy learning resources that include videos, practice exams and a detailed glossary of anatomical terms. Both resources can be accessed freely through the University of Newcastle Library Online system. - Internal Organs (THIEME Atlas of Anatomy), 2nd Edn, Schuenke, Schulte, Schumacher, & Cass. ISBN: 9781626231665 AND - Head, Neck, and Neuroanatomy (THIEME Atlas of Anatomy), 2nd Edn, Schuenke, Schulte, & Schumacher. ISBN: 9781626231207

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HUBS2103: Neural and Visceral Anatomy Callaghan Semester 2 - 2018

COMPULSORY REQUIREMENTS This course has 3 assessments. Each assessment is described in more detail in the sections below. In order to pass this course, each student must complete ALL of the following compulsory requirements: Course Assessment Requirements: Assessment 2 – End of Semester Laboratory examination : Attempt / Submission Requirement - Students must attempt/submit this assessment item to be able to pass the course. Assessment 3 – Formal Examination : Attempt / Submission Requirement - Students must attempt/submit this assessment item to be able to pass the course. Students must achieve a passing grade overall to be able to obtain a passing or higher grade in this course.

ASSESSMENTS This course has 3 assessments. Each assessment is described in more detail in the sections below.

1 2 3

Assessment Name

Due Date

Involvement

Weighting

Refer below.

Individual

20%

Learning Outcomes 1-4

Online Assessments x5 End of semester Laboratory exam* Final exam*

Week 13

Individual

30%

1-4

In formal exam period

Individual

50%

1-4

* This assessment has a compulsory requirement.

Assessment 1 - Online Assessments x 5 Assessment Type Weighting Due Date

Quiz – Online 20% Held during Semester. Dates shown on Course timetable. There will be a total of five online quizzes during the semester. The four highest of these test scores will be totalled to provide 20% of the final course mark. The lowest test score will not be used towards the final mark. There will be one quiz every two weeks, starting in week 3, opening at the end of the week and remaining open for a few days. Dates are shown on the timetable (pages 6-7 of this Course Outline). Each fortnightly quiz will examine the learning objectives for the previous weeks. Quiz #1 will examine material presented in weeks 1 and 2; Quiz #2 will examine material presented in weeks 3 and 4; Quiz #3 will examine material presented in weeks 5 and 6; Quiz #4 will examine material presented in weeks 7 and 8; Quiz #5 will examine material presented in weeks 9 and 10

Submission Method

Assessment Criteria

Online – Each quiz is available in blackboard from 9am on the Friday prior to the due date and closes at 11pm on each of the five Due Dates as shown in the timetable (pages 6-7 of this Course Outline). Held during semester 5 x Online Assessments. The top 4 online assessments worth 5% each will be selected.

Return Method Feedback Provided

Online. The score will be released at the close of the exam. Online.

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HUBS2103: Neural and Visceral Anatomy Callaghan Semester 2 - 2018

Assessment 2 - End of semester Laboratory exam Assessment Type Weighting Compulsory Requirement Due Date Submission Method Assessment Criteria Return Method

In term Examination 30% Students must attempt/submit this assessment item to be able to pass the course. Week 13 In class This is a CLOSED BOOK examination and no notes are permitted. MCQ laboratory based examination Not Returned

Assessment 3 - Final exam Assessment Type Description Weighting Compulsory Requirement Due Date Submission Method Assessment Criteria Return Method

Formal Examination Written Theory exam 50% Students must attempt/submit this assessment item to be able to pass the course. Formal examination period Formal Exam. This is a CLOSED BOOK examination and no notes are permitted. Not Returned

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Grading Scheme

This course is graded as follows: Range of Grade Description Marks 85-100 High Outstanding standard indicating comprehensive Distinction knowledge and understanding of the relevant (HD) materials; demonstration of an outstanding level of academic ability; mastery of skills*; and achievement of all assessment objectives. 75-84 Distinction Excellent standard indicating a very high level of (D) knowledge and understanding of the relevant materials; demonstration of a very high level of academic ability; sound development of skills*; and achievement of all assessment objectives. 65-74 Credit (C) Very Good standard indicating a high level of knowledge and understanding of the relevant materials; demonstration of a high level of academic ability; reasonable development of skills*; and achievement of all assessment objectives. 50-64 Pass (P) Satisfactory standard indicating an adequate knowledge and understanding of the relevant materials; demonstration of an adequate level of academic ability; satisfactory development of skills*; and achievement of most assessment objectives. 0-49 Fail (FF) Failure to satisfactorily achieve assessment objectives or compulsory course requirements. A fail grade may also be awarded following disciplinary action. *Skills are those identified for the purposes of assessment task(s).

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HUBS2103: Neural and Visceral Anatomy Callaghan Semester 2 - 2018

Attendance

Attendance at laboratories will be recorded using sign in sheets for WHS requirements.

WH&S Requirements

To access the Anatomy laboratory students must be fully inducted. This induction will occur during the first laboratory class for those who have not previously been inducted. Students are required to provide and wear fully enclosed shoes at all times when in the lab. Please Note: Access cannot be granted if appropriate footwear is not worn. This induction process must have been completed prior to attending the laboratory. Students are asked to assemble in the Foyer on level 3 of MSW before the start of each practical class. Private study time in the Anatomy Laboratory, accessed via MSW 310, is available at particular times on particular days, as indicated on the notice board inside the lab and on the course Blackboard site. Additional protective clothing (plastic aprons, gloves, and safety glasses) are provided for you for each class. In the anatomy laboratory you are dealing with human cadaveric tissue and it is a privilege to be able to view such material. Only students enrolled in University of Newcastle accredited anatomy courses are allowed into the labs. NO PHOTOGRAPHY is permitted at any time. NOTHING is to be removed from the laboratory at any time. Students taking material from the laboratory contravene the Anatomy Act of NSW and severe legal penalties apply. There are severe legal implications for inappropriate behaviour towards donated cadaveric tissue. Inappropriate comments on social media and the wider public arena will not be tolerated. Please ensure that you wear / bring suitable footwear for the laboratory class each week starting from week 1.

Communication Methods

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Communication methods used in this course include: Blackboard Course Site: Students will receive communications via the posting of content or announcements on the Blackboard course site. Email: Students will receive communications via their student email account.

Course Evaluation

Each year feedback is sought from students and other stakeholders about the courses offered in the University for the purposes of identifying areas of excellence and potential improvement.

Academic Misconduct

All students are required to meet the academic integrity standards of the University. These standards reinforce the importance of integrity and honesty in an academic environment. Academic Integrity policies apply to all students of the University in all modes of study and in all locations. For the Student Academic Integrity policy, refer to Student Academic Integrity Policy

Adverse Circumstances

You are entitled to apply for special consideration because adverse circumstances have had an impact on your performance in an assessment item. This includes applying for an extension of time to complete an assessment item. Prior to applying you must refer to the Adverse Circumstances Affecting Assessment Items Procedure, available at https://www.newcastle.edu.au/current-students/learning/assessments-andexams/adverse-circumstances. All applications for Adverse Circumstances must be lodged via the online Adverse Circumstances system, along with supporting documentation.

Important Policy Information

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HUBS2103: Neural and Visceral Anatomy Callaghan Semester 2 - 2018

LECTURES and LABORATORY SCHEDULE Wed 3-5pm CT202 & Thu 4-5pm HD01 Lectures by Dr Melissa Tadros 7 x 1hr LABORATORY: Fri 9-10, 10-11, 11-12, 12-1, 1-2, 2-3, 3-4: in MSW 320 accessed via MSW310 Lead + tutors WEEK

DATE

Location

LECTURES –3 hrs each week

DATE

Dr Melissa Tadros Wk 1 30 Jul

Wk 2 6 Aug Wk 3 13 Aug

Wk 4 20 Aug

Wk 5 27 Aug

Wk 6 3 Sep

Wk 7 10 Sep

Wk 8 17 Sep

3 Aug

LABORATORY - 1hr each week MSW320 accessed via MSW310 Induction Skull, whole brains, meninges,

1 Aug 1 Aug

CT202 CT202

1. Introduction. Skull 2. CNS development

2 Aug

HD01

3. Brain overview, surface anatomy & meninges

8 Aug 8 Aug

CT202 CT202

4. Ventricular & vascular systems 5. Cortex

9 Aug

HD01

6. Basal ganglia

15 Aug 15 Aug

CT202 CT202

7. Thalamus, limbic system 8. Cerebellum

16 Aug 17 Aug

HD01 Online

9. Brainstem Quiz # 1 opens 9am (examines material from Lectures 1 to 6; inclusive)

20 Aug 22 Aug 22 Aug

Online CT202 CT202

Quiz # 1 closes 11pm 10. Cranial nerves 11. Cranial nerves

23 Aug

HD01

12. Spinal cord anatomy & vasculature

29 Aug 29 Aug

CT202 CT202

13. Hypothalamus, Autonomic nervous system 14. Autonomic nervous system

30 Aug

HD01

31 Aug

Online

15. Somatic motor system Quiz # 2 opens 9am (examines material from Lectures 7 to 12; inclusive)

3 Sep 5 Sep 5 Sep

Online CT202 CT202

Quiz # 2 closes 11pm 16. Sensory systems 17. Sensory systems

6 Sep

HD01

18. Neuro Case studies: Stroke, Parkinson’s Disease

10 Aug

Whole brains, sections – cortex, ventricles, vascular

17 Aug

Basal ganglia, thalamus, hypothalamus, limbic system, cerebellum

24 Aug

Brainstem, cranial nerve origins

31 Aug

Cranial nerves

5 Sep

OT ONLY - Review lab of weeks 3-4 – Wed 9-11, 111pm

7 Sep

Spinal cord, peripheral nervous system

14 Sep

URT – nasal cavity, larynx, pharynx

12 Sep 12 Sep

CT202 CT202

19. Upper respiratory tract (URT; Nasal cavity, nasopharynx) 20. Upper respiratory tract (Neck)

13 Sep 14 Sep

HD01 Online

21. Upper respiratory cavity (Larynx) Quiz # 3 opens 9am (examines material from Lectures 13 to 18; inclusive)

17 Sep 19 Sep 19 Sep

Online CT202 CT202

Quiz # 3 closes 11pm 22. Upper respiratory cavity (Pharynx) 23. Thorax – lungs

20 Sep

HD01

24. Thorax – lungs

21 Sep

Lungs, Neck

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HUBS2103: Neural and Visceral Anatomy Callaghan Semester 2 - 2018 WEEK

DATE

Location

LECTURES –3 hrs each week

DATE

LABORATORY - 1hr each week MSW320 accessed via MSW310

12 Oct

Heart

Dr Melissa Tadros Recess 24 September – 5 October Wk 9 8 Oct

Wk 10 15 Oct

Wk 11 22 Oct

Wk 12 29 Oct

Wk 13

10 Oct 10 Oct

CT202 CT202

25. Thorax – heart 26. Thorax – heart

11 Oct 12 Oct

HD01 Online

27. Abdomen I – Gastrointestinal tract Quiz # 4 opens 9am (examines material from Lectures 19 to 24; inclusive)

15 Oct 17 Oct 17 Oct

Online CT202 CT202

Quiz # 4 closes 11pm 28. Abdomen II – Gastrointestinal tract 29. Abdomen III – Liver, gall bladder

16 Oct

MRS ONLY - Review lab of weeks 6-8 – Tue 9-12,123,3-6pm

18 Oct

HD01

30. Abdomen IV – Pancreas, spleen

19 Oct

Abdomen – GIT + accessory structures

24 Oct 24 Oct

CT202 CT202

31. Kidneys and urinary system 32. Pelvis – structure. Blood supply, innervation. Perineum

26 Oct

Kidneys, pelvis

25 Oct 26 Oct

HD01 Online

33. Reproductive organs – male Quiz # 5 opens 9am (examines material from Lectures 25 to 30; inclusive)

29 Oct 31 Oct 31 Oct

Online CT202 CT202

Quiz # 5 closes 11pm 34. Reproductive organs – female 35. Dermatome & referred pain

1 Nov

HD01

36. Case studies – spinal cord injury – neural control of respiration and continence Thu 1-2, 2,3, 3-4 Fri 9-10, 10-11, 11-12, 1-2, 2-3, 3-4

2 Nov

Pelvic floor, reproductive organs

8th & 9th Nov

LABORATORY EXAM

5 Nov EXAMINATIONS 12 NOVEMBER – 30 NOVEMBER SUPPLEMENTARY EXAMINATIONS 14 DECEMBER – 19 DECEMBER Please note that all students are expected to be available during BOTH formal and supplementary exam periods. In the event that you require a rescheduled exam, this will be held in the supplementary exam period. If you have made plans to travel or work during that period, you will not be offered another opportunity to sit the examination.

This course outline was approved by the Head of School. No alteration of this course outline is permitted without Head of School approval. If a change is approved, students will be notified and an amended course outline will be provided in the same manner as the original. © 2018 The University of Newcastle, Australia

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