#Parts of the brain worksheet answers series#

They may be shared, copied, distributed and put on local servers, but not republished to commercial video distribution systems without permission.ĭr. Videos can be downloaded and repurposed in a variety of formats for those lacking bandwidth or Internet connectivity or who wish to embed the videos in other presentation software. The audience for these videos can be nurses, physician assistants, medical students, residents, registrars, house officers, or anyone interested in the brain.Īll of the videos have English captions to assist those for whom English is not their native language or to visualize the many new terms. Apologies are offered for a few minor errors that could not be corrected due to the one time recording opportunity as well as an unscripted personal style. These videos can be used before or after a clinical case presentation. Stensaas presents just enough anatomy to localize the patient's problem.

#Parts of the brain worksheet answers series#

The series originated when teaching with a neurologist in Ghana and Kenya where it was clear when anatomy was taught and separated from the clinic by many years, much was not retained. More About the Neuroanatomy Video Lab: Brain Dissections

Italian Captions (translation and captions by Fabio Ghiotto, PhD, University of Genoa, Italy)įor online viewing, all videos have the option to turn captions 'on' or 'off.'įor downloaded files, the captions are always 'on.'Ġ1 - Introduction to the Human Brain videoĠ3 - Orientation: The Planes of the Brain videoĠ6 - The Spinal Cord & Monosynaptic Reflex videoġ2 - Three Critical Vertical Pathways videoġ5 - The Most Important Pathway: Motor Control videoĢ3 - Comparison of the Motor Systems video.

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The presentation sequence is in a logical order for a class, but each video is designed to standalone and be used just-in-time to make a clinical point. Students are often overwhelmed with excessive detail which makes the correlation of structure and function more difficult. This helps keep the focus on the localization of a patient's disease within the nervous system. The second is to simplify the anatomy, omitting some details, and making numerous generalizations. The first is to provide viewers access to human brain specimens, something lacking in many places. This series of Neuroanatomy video lessons with brain dissections has two principal objectives. Stensaas, PhD, Professor EmeritusĪbout the Neuroanatomy Video Lab: Brain Dissections

Neuroanatomy Video Lab: Brain Dissectionsīy Suzanne S. Case History, Neurologic Exam, Findings, Localization of the Lesion(s), Identification of Damaged Structures, Case Discussion.Additional Resource: Neuroanatomy Video Lab - Brain DissectionsĪdditional Resource: Neuroanatomy Online Tutorial - HyperBrainĪdditional Resource: Lumbar Puncture Tutorial - The Procedure and CSF Analysis