Clinical Anatomy MCQ Event

Name: Clinical Anatomy MCQ Event
Start: 2025-03-31T17:00:00+00:00
End: 2025-03-31T18:10:00+00:00

31st Mar 2025

5:00 - 6:10pm (GMT)

Human Anatomy

31st Mar 2025

5:00 - 6:10pm (GMT)

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Description

The aim of this webinar is to hold an MCQ event on high-yield areas of anatomy that are clinically relevant for exams. It will cover topic areas such as:

Head, neck and brain
Upper limb
Back
Thorax
Abdomen
Pelvis
Lower limb

This event is aimed at pre-clinical year students and will be led by two of their peers. The format will be going over 20 questions, with the explanations following.

Summary

Enhance your understanding of clinically relevant anatomy through the Clinical Anatomy MCQ Event. This interactive webinar is the perfect opportunity for pre-clinical year students to prepare for their exams by exploring high-yield topics of anatomy including the head, neck & brain, upper limbs, back, thorax, abdomen, pelvis and lower limbs. Led by knowledgeable and experienced peers, this engaging session will provide in-depth discussions on 20 carefully crafted questions. Don't miss this chance to advance your anatomy knowledge in a friendly, interactive learning atmosphere.

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Learning objectives

To develop the ability to interpret and understand MCQs related to clinically-relevant anatomy in preparation for examination.
To gain comprehensive knowledge of the anatomical structure, function, and organization of the head, neck, brain, upper limb, back, thorax, abdomen, pelvis, and lower limb.
To enhance the ability to apply anatomical knowledge to clinical scenarios as presented within the MCQs.
To familiarize and be able to navigate the various topic areas efficiently and accurately under the restrictions of time during exams.
An opportunity to engage in interactive questioning and beneficial discussion, allowing the students to cement their knowledge and clarify any misconceptions or doubts.

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