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Anatomy of the Thorax: Introduction and Chest-wall
Lecture notes covering the anatomy of the thorax, specifically the introduction and chest wall. Details the layers of the thoracic wall.
Introduction to the Lower Limb Organization
An introduction to the lower limb, its function in supporting the body and gait, and its four main parts: hip, thigh, knee, leg, ankle, and foot.
Radiology and Imaging Lecture Notes
Lecture notes on Radiology and Imaging, covering medical imaging scope, X-radiation, radiographic image formation, interpretation, and protection.
Traumatology II Course Outline (TRM 306)
Course outline for Traumatology II (TRM 306), covering module 21. Includes prerequisites like Anatomy, Physiology, and Traumatology I.
Medical Imaging Lecture Notes
Lecture notes covering the scope of medical imaging, X-radiation, radiographic image formation, interpretation, and radiation protection.
Endocrine System Overview Physiology
Overview of the endocrine system, focusing on hormones as messengers and their transport via bloodstream from endocrine glands.
Diagnostic Imaging Overview
An overview of diagnostic imaging, its role in clinical medicine, and the physician's responsibility in selecting imaging tests and modalities.
Anatomy Lecture 12: Digestive System - Small Intestine
Lecture notes on the small intestine, focusing on its specialized structures for nutrient absorption, including circular folds.
Anatomy Lecture 11: Digestive System
Lecture notes on the digestive system, covering its description and major organs including the oral cavity, pharynx, and esophagus.
Anatomy Lecture 10: Digestive System
Lecture notes on the digestive system, covering its role in breaking down food and its components.
HIV/AIDS and STIs Module Competence
Module designed to enable learners understand the concepts of HIV/AIDS and STIs. Presented by Robert Ataada, Lecturer at KMTC.
Midwifery Final Qualifying Examination
Final qualifying examination paper for Certificate in Community Health Nursing, focusing on Midwifery, held on March 2, 2021.
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