PPT-spleen Learning objectives

To understand The function of the spleen The common pathologies involving the spleen Clinical Applied Anatomy Embryology Dorsal Mesogastrium The weight is 75250 g Anatomy Lt Hypochondrial region 119. Patrice Ludwig, James Madison University. Carol . Hurney. , James Madison University. Janet . Branchaw. , University of Wisconsin – Madison. Kristina . Obom. , Johns Hopkins University. Need to know. By the end . lecture we will be able . 1.To know what is normal liver and Spleen .. 2. To know about various causes of hepatosplenomegaly.. 3.How to do the clinical examination of the patients.. 4. How will we do the workup of the patients.. Marie C. Day . & Michael W. . Wilson. Valdosta State University. Abstract. This . presentation . introduces . the ABCD method of writing learning . objectives . and . provides . examples applicable to information literacy sessions. Participants will learn the four elements to include in every objective. Education Model: Levels, Modalities, and Objectives Goal ZI becomes the recognized industry leader in effectively meeting the orthopaedic learning needs of HCPs by 2018. Starting with ZI’s Why SS Maximize Confidence to Optimize Performance Anatomy. . HHHoldorf. Normal Anatomy. Accessory Spleen. Splenic Calcifications. Splenic Cysts. Benign Splenic tumors. Splenic abscess. Splenic Infarct. Splenomegaly. Splenic Artery Aneurysm. Visceral Heterotaxy (polysplenia /Asplenia). Ultrasound Technique. Normal Anatomy and Normal Ultrasound appearance. Splenomegaly. Accessory Spleen. Wandering Spleen. Splenic calcifications. Splenic Granulomas. Pathology. Splenic cysts. Splenic Abscess. to Increase Student Learning. Adriana . Brandt. Dee Murray. Angie . Child. Session Objectives. I can explain why establishing learning objectives for each class session is important, and why I should share these with objectives with my students.. A learning objective should describe what students should know or be able to do at the end of the course that they couldnt do beforeThe lesson Objectives1The objectives must be clear to students They In fetal life- produces RBC. In adult life- replaces worn out RBC & produces lymphocytes.. . Major repository of phagocytic macrophages. . Situation;. Left . hypochondrium. . Part of . Explain the functions of the spleen.. Describe the structure of splenic pulp, its stroma, and the organization of the parenchyma within the red and white pulp.. Explain the structure of the blood filtration barrier.. Embryology: Dorsal Mesogastrium.. The weight is 75-250 g.. Anatomy: Lt Hypochondrial region.( 11-9. th. rib) along the 10 th rib upto Mid Ax. Line.. The notch is in the I.L. border may be papable. the retroperitoneal attachments of the spleen, the splenocolic, splenorenal, and splenophrenic ligaments. Khaled Daradka. Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Surgeon. Assistant Professor/ Faculty of Medicine. University of Jordan . Properties of the Normal Spleen . The spleen (largest lymphopoitic organ) is located posterolaterally in the left upper quadrant of the abdomen . About this template. This template is designed to help course developers write SMART learning objectives. This is the starting point of an effective eLearning . course . design. Setting clear objectives since the beginning will guide and organize the work for both you and the learner. Skipping this important step can lead to pointless courses serving merely as a waste of . measures . up to 10 × 7 × 3cm. . It . lies in the left . hypochondrium. . between . the gastric fundus and the left . hemidiaphragm. .. The . hilum sits in the . angle . between the stomach and the kidney and is in contact .