Integración anatomoclínica desde la óptica de la enseñanza para la comprensión, a través de una sesión de angiología

Translated title of the contribution: Anatomo-clinical integration from the optic of education for understanding, through a session of angiology

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Abstract

Introduction: The design of an angiology class of the Anatomy course is described based on a clinical case, to improve anatomical-clinical integration. Methodology: A clinical case based on 3 axes was designed: a) teaching for understanding; b) strengthening of generic capacities, and c) teaching of anatomy without cadavers. Results: The generative topic was a case of a wound from a firearm projectile that the students were to create. The comprehension goals emphasized the 3D topographic location of the cardiovascular organs. The comprehension performances included: a) virtual dissection tables to create the cases; b) anatomical models to strengthen descriptive anatomy; c) living anatomy with body painting and peer physical examination to reinforce clinical and ethical competences, and d) group discussion for the development of clinical, ethical and communicative competences. Discussion: The activity proposed focuses the development of the clinical case in understanding the role of anatomy in the genesis of the disease, in clinical examination, diagnosis, and strengthening of other capacities, in addition to ethical knowledge, interpretation of diagnostic images, three-dimensional understanding of the body and teamwork.

Translated title of the contributionAnatomo-clinical integration from the optic of education for understanding, through a session of angiology
Original languageSpanish
Pages (from-to)500-504
Number of pages4
JournalEducacion Medica
Volume22
DOIs
StatePublished - Nov 1 2021

All Science Journal Classification (ASJC) codes

  • Education

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