Anatnomics: Anatomy mnemonics im Vergleich zu Surgical Skills Nutzung und Statistiken

Do you know why the C1 vertebra is called “ATLAS” ? Atlas is a Greek mythological character who carries the globe. Similarly, C1 vertebra (Atlas) is the first vertebra that carries the head (globe). We are trying to simplify anatomy like the above example and more. Anatomy is a beautiful subject. However, students face a lot of issues as they deal with this subject early on in their graduate education. Anatomy terms are often excruciatingly difficult to remember. Mnemonics are a way to remember about specific topics in anatomy. No wonder there are a lot of them floating around. We have created a beautiful mnemonic database with elegant illustrations to aid recall anatomy topics. Several visual aids are also provided for certain topics. Quiz yourself with specific MCQ around the topics presented in the app. Don’t just go through mnemonics and forget them. Answer the quiz, test your knowledge and retain more of what you learn. App features: 100+ mnemonics covering anatomy and embryology 50+ illustrations/ visual aids to aid in recall MCQs to test your knowledge Favourite mnemonics

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Surgical Skills

Surgical Skills – Learn how to suture will provide you with a thorough introduction to suturing and correct knot tying techniques. You will learn the basic principals of safe and correct surgical practice. 45+ educational videos will explain and show you how to optimise your clinical skills. The app is built for students and health professionals who work with wound closure. The app has been developed by a plastic surgeon, a gynaecologist and midwives with vast experience in clinical practice and the education of medical students. Contents: Wound healing theory Correct handling of instruments Needles Correct choice and handling of suture material Stable instrument tied knots Hand tied knots Self-locking knots U-sutures Mattress sutures Inverted stitches Continuous sutures Functions: • Photos, video and medical illustrations • ’My downloads’: Your downloaded videos and sound files, which you can also use offline. • Clinical tips • Access to a database with the latest clinical research The app has been developed by GynZone in collaboration with: • Plastic surgeon Tine Engberg Damsgaard, senior consultant, PhD and external lecturer at Aarhus University • Gynaecologist Karl Møller, senior consultant, PhD and external lecturer at Aarhus University • Midwife Sara Kindberg, clinical specialist, PhD and international lecturer • Midwife Sarah Hjorth Andersen, e-learning developer