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Anyone from XU Ateneo school of Medicine?
I am John. Medicine freshman, class of 2011.
I am John. Medicine freshman, class of 2011.
Xavier University Dr Jose P Rizal School of Medicine CLASS of 2011
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Hi, John.
Thank you for your invitation! Yes, I'm also freshman, JPRSM, XU,class of 2011. Dozo yoroshiku!
Thank you for your invitation! Yes, I'm also freshman, JPRSM, XU,class of 2011. Dozo yoroshiku!
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Module 5 Part 1 Notes
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Module 5 Task Sheet
Upper Limb (Musculoskeletal System – Upper Extremity)
1. State the components and functions of the musculoskeletal system in general.
2. Describe the gross anatomy of bones in general.
2.1 Classify Bones as to regional classification and as to shape
2.2 List the bones of the upper extremity with their descriptions
2.3 Describe and classify the joints in general
2.4 Describe the joints of the upper extremity
3. Describe the muscles and other parts of upper extremity
3.1 State the origin, insertion, action, nerve supply of the muscles of upper extremity.
3.2 Describe the foloowing intermuscular spaces to include boundaries, contents and significance:
3.2.1 Axilla
3.2.2 Triangular Interval
3.2.3 Triangular Space
3.2.4 Cubital Fossa
3.2.5 Anatomical snuffbox
3.3 Give their blood supply (arterial and venous)
3.4 Recall their lymphatic drainage
3.5 Give the formation and branches of the brachial plexus
4. Describe the histology and structures of bone and cartilage
4.1 Compact Bone
4.2 Cancellous Bone
4.3 Developing Bone
4.3.1 Bone cells and their roles
4.4 Cartilage – Hyaline, Elastic, Fibrocartilage
4.5 Bone Cells – with their structure and role
5. Describe ossification and its types (endochondral and intramembranous)
6. Describe bone remodeling and repair
7. Describe calcium, phosphate and vitamin D metabolism to include:
7.1 Role of calcium and phosphate in bone formation
7.2 Factors that influence bone formation, calcium and phosphate metabolism and their corresponding effects
7.3 Vitamin D biosynthesis
References:
Physiology by Guyton 11th Ed. - Chapter 79 (Parathyroid Hormone, Calcitonin, Calcium and Phosphate Metabolism, Vitamin D, Bone and Teeth)
Histology by Junquiera 11th Ed. - Chapters 7 (Cartilage) & 8 (Bone)
Clinical Anatomy by Snell 7th Ed. - Chapter 9 (Upper Limb)
Click link below to download.
http://mihd.net/def5tg
Module 5 Task Sheet
Upper Limb (Musculoskeletal System – Upper Extremity)
1. State the components and functions of the musculoskeletal system in general.
2. Describe the gross anatomy of bones in general.
2.1 Classify Bones as to regional classification and as to shape
2.2 List the bones of the upper extremity with their descriptions
2.3 Describe and classify the joints in general
2.4 Describe the joints of the upper extremity
3. Describe the muscles and other parts of upper extremity
3.1 State the origin, insertion, action, nerve supply of the muscles of upper extremity.
3.2 Describe the foloowing intermuscular spaces to include boundaries, contents and significance:
3.2.1 Axilla
3.2.2 Triangular Interval
3.2.3 Triangular Space
3.2.4 Cubital Fossa
3.2.5 Anatomical snuffbox
3.3 Give their blood supply (arterial and venous)
3.4 Recall their lymphatic drainage
3.5 Give the formation and branches of the brachial plexus
4. Describe the histology and structures of bone and cartilage
4.1 Compact Bone
4.2 Cancellous Bone
4.3 Developing Bone
4.3.1 Bone cells and their roles
4.4 Cartilage – Hyaline, Elastic, Fibrocartilage
4.5 Bone Cells – with their structure and role
5. Describe ossification and its types (endochondral and intramembranous)
6. Describe bone remodeling and repair
7. Describe calcium, phosphate and vitamin D metabolism to include:
7.1 Role of calcium and phosphate in bone formation
7.2 Factors that influence bone formation, calcium and phosphate metabolism and their corresponding effects
7.3 Vitamin D biosynthesis
References:
Physiology by Guyton 11th Ed. - Chapter 79 (Parathyroid Hormone, Calcitonin, Calcium and Phosphate Metabolism, Vitamin D, Bone and Teeth)
Histology by Junquiera 11th Ed. - Chapters 7 (Cartilage) & 8 (Bone)
Clinical Anatomy by Snell 7th Ed. - Chapter 9 (Upper Limb)
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Hi, Ella. Welcome to JPRSM, XU forum!
tanoshiku yarimasho!
-macchoi
tanoshiku yarimasho!
-macchoi
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The coverage for the 5th Exam scheduled for July 23, 2007 will be Modules 6 & 7
Module 6 Task List
Module 6 Task Sheet
1. Describe the gross and microscopic features of the superficial deep fasciae of the back.
2. Describe the muscles of the back as to origin, insertion, nerve supply and action.
2.1 Superficial Muscles
2.2 Intermediate Muscles
2.3 Deep Muscle
2.4 Triangles of the back (triangle of auscultation, lumbar triangle of Petit
3. Describe the blood supply of the back
3.1 Arterial Supply
3.2 Venous drainage
4. Describe the lymph drainage of the back
5. Describe the following:
5.1 Muscle tissue to include its characteristics, histologic types, and differences
5.2 The 3 types of muscle tissue if given descriptions or microscopic slides (including ultrastructure)
5.3 The mechanism of skeletal muscle contraction
5.3.1 The changes that occur in sarcomere during muscle contraction
5.3.2 The structures and proteins that play a role in muscle contraction
5.3.3 Mechanism of skeletal muscle contraction to include events, the structural changes that occur and roles of structures and proteins in contraction
5.3.4 Muscle metabolism and its relevance to sports
6. Discuss the vertebral column
6.1 Identify the different segments
6.2 Identify parts of a vertebra
6.3 Differentiate a typical from an atypical vertebra of the different segments
6.4 Describe the important variations in the vertebra
6.5 Describe the different joints of the vertebral column
6.6 Identify the different normal curvatures of the vertebral column
Module 7 Task List
1. Discuss the structure of the scalp
1.1 Describe the layers of the scalp
1.2 Describe the dangerous areas of the scalp
2. Discuss the gross features of the head
2.1 Describe the surface landmarks of the head
2.2 Describe the parts of the bones of the skull
2.3 Describe the different paranasal sinuses
2.4 Give the important openings in the base of the skull and the structures that pass through them
2.5 Describe the gross anatomical features of the muscles of the head
2.6 Describe the dangerous area of the face
2.7 Describe the blood supply (arterial supply and venous drainage), lymphatic supply and nerve supply of the muscles of the head.
3. Discuss the gross features of the neck
3.1 Describe the surface landmarks of the neck
3.2 Describe the gross anatomical features of the muscles of the neck
3.3 Describe the main arteries, main veins, main lymph nodes and main nerves of the neck.
3.4 Describe the boundaries of the triangles of the neck and their respective contents
3.5 Describe the dangerous area of the neck
References:
Acland's Video Atlas: The Trunk (DVD 3), Head and Neck part 1 and part 2 (DVD 4 and 5)
Snell's Clinical Anatomy 7th Ed.
Module 6 Task List
Module 6 Task Sheet
1. Describe the gross and microscopic features of the superficial deep fasciae of the back.
2. Describe the muscles of the back as to origin, insertion, nerve supply and action.
2.1 Superficial Muscles
2.2 Intermediate Muscles
2.3 Deep Muscle
2.4 Triangles of the back (triangle of auscultation, lumbar triangle of Petit
3. Describe the blood supply of the back
3.1 Arterial Supply
3.2 Venous drainage
4. Describe the lymph drainage of the back
5. Describe the following:
5.1 Muscle tissue to include its characteristics, histologic types, and differences
5.2 The 3 types of muscle tissue if given descriptions or microscopic slides (including ultrastructure)
5.3 The mechanism of skeletal muscle contraction
5.3.1 The changes that occur in sarcomere during muscle contraction
5.3.2 The structures and proteins that play a role in muscle contraction
5.3.3 Mechanism of skeletal muscle contraction to include events, the structural changes that occur and roles of structures and proteins in contraction
5.3.4 Muscle metabolism and its relevance to sports
6. Discuss the vertebral column
6.1 Identify the different segments
6.2 Identify parts of a vertebra
6.3 Differentiate a typical from an atypical vertebra of the different segments
6.4 Describe the important variations in the vertebra
6.5 Describe the different joints of the vertebral column
6.6 Identify the different normal curvatures of the vertebral column
Module 7 Task List
1. Discuss the structure of the scalp
1.1 Describe the layers of the scalp
1.2 Describe the dangerous areas of the scalp
2. Discuss the gross features of the head
2.1 Describe the surface landmarks of the head
2.2 Describe the parts of the bones of the skull
2.3 Describe the different paranasal sinuses
2.4 Give the important openings in the base of the skull and the structures that pass through them
2.5 Describe the gross anatomical features of the muscles of the head
2.6 Describe the dangerous area of the face
2.7 Describe the blood supply (arterial supply and venous drainage), lymphatic supply and nerve supply of the muscles of the head.
3. Discuss the gross features of the neck
3.1 Describe the surface landmarks of the neck
3.2 Describe the gross anatomical features of the muscles of the neck
3.3 Describe the main arteries, main veins, main lymph nodes and main nerves of the neck.
3.4 Describe the boundaries of the triangles of the neck and their respective contents
3.5 Describe the dangerous area of the neck
References:
Acland's Video Atlas: The Trunk (DVD 3), Head and Neck part 1 and part 2 (DVD 4 and 5)
Snell's Clinical Anatomy 7th Ed.
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あと７時間後に試験だよね！みんながんばろう！！
We gonna have the quiz 7 and half hours from now, pass the quiz!
We gonna have the quiz 7 and half hours from now, pass the quiz!
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John
Thank you for your all efforts.
Thank you for your all efforts.
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フィリピンに来てから早いもので丸二年になります。
あっという間だなっていう感じがします。
今週末があけたらまた試験なのでがんばります。
楽しんで勉強をしたいってかんじでしょうか！
あっという間だなっていう感じがします。
今週末があけたらまた試験なのでがんばります。
楽しんで勉強をしたいってかんじでしょうか！
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List of required books for the coming school year 2008-2009
Robbins & Cotran Pathologic Basis of Disease 7/e
Bate's Physical Examination and History Taking 9/e
Schwartz Principles of Surgery 8/e
Jawetz, Melnick & Adelberg's Medical Microbiology 24/e
Goodman and Gillman's Pharmacologic Basis of Therapeutics 11/e
Harrison's Internal Medicine 17/e
I'll post the rest with details later...
Robbins & Cotran Pathologic Basis of Disease 7/e
Bate's Physical Examination and History Taking 9/e
Schwartz Principles of Surgery 8/e
Jawetz, Melnick & Adelberg's Medical Microbiology 24/e
Goodman and Gillman's Pharmacologic Basis of Therapeutics 11/e
Harrison's Internal Medicine 17/e
I'll post the rest with details later...
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ei doc grab mao na gyod ni na mga books?? grab nakulbaan nako, murag lami na kaau stop,,, hehehe btaw lahi gyod ni murag lain ako na feel wala pa gani start klac,, anywayz good luck to our batch may the Lord God bless us and guide us in every struggles we take,, amen..
IS XU-JPRCM using the PBL method?..
guyz, u can also repz tru my email: [email protected]
and yah..how much is the tuition fee? r there dorm near XU-CM
guyz, u can also repz tru my email: [email protected]
and yah..how much is the tuition fee? r there dorm near XU-CM
Hello,
I hope to start med school next year.
I like the friendly and helpful atmosphere shown by the XU students.
What can you tell me about XU? How many days of classes per week? How many hours? Is there time to study for the USMLE on your own? Tuition? Foreign fee? Teachers and teaching methods? Availability and cost of housing near campus? Other important information?
Thanks,
45jeff
I hope to start med school next year.
I like the friendly and helpful atmosphere shown by the XU students.
What can you tell me about XU? How many days of classes per week? How many hours? Is there time to study for the USMLE on your own? Tuition? Foreign fee? Teachers and teaching methods? Availability and cost of housing near campus? Other important information?
Thanks,
45jeff
