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Fundamentos de anatomía y técnica quirúrgica básica (edX)

Fundamentos de anatomía y técnica quirúrgica básica (edX)

Aprende de una manera creativa y divertida cómo está constituido el cuerpo humano a través de casos clínicos seleccionados basados en hechos históricos reales. Además conocerás las bases anatómicas para la práctica de algunos procedimientos de emergencias que pueden llegar a salvar vidas. La anatomía es la ciencia que estudia la forma, ubicación y relaciones de las estructuras del cuerpo. Este curso en línea tiene como objetivo enseñar las principales características anatómicas del cuerpo humano desde la perspectiva médica.

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A través de casos clínicos basados en hechos reales y en personajes históricos, se espera que los estudiantes conozcan la organización anatómica general del cuerpo humano, las principales regiones corporales y cómo los diferentes sistemas se organizan y relacionan en estos. Adicionalmente, el curso de medicina busca que los estudiantes que participen conozcan las bases anatómicas de algunos procedimientos que se usan en primeros auxilios y las técnicas para aplicarlos correctamente con el fin de salvar vidas.

La bomba de la maratón de Boston, la causa de la muerte de Napoleón Bonaparte, la maniobra de Heimlich para ayudar a personas que se están asfixiando y otros interesantes temas, serán repasados en éste curso.
Adicionalmente, quienes quieran certificarse, tendrán acceso a material interactivo con técnicas avanzadas como una cricotiroidotomía de urgencia o una ultrasonografía enfocada en trauma (FAST).
Por tanto, en este curso de anatomía humana aprenderás los conceptosanatómicos básicos que te permitirán ayudar a entender cómo se puede ayudar a una persona que se encuentra en una situación de emergencia y comprenderás mejor algunas enfermedades y sus tratamientos.

What you'll learn

  • Aprender los principales términos generales para describir el cuerpo humano
  • Comprender la organización general del cuerpo por regiones y por sistemas
  • Reconocer la anatomía de la cabeza y el cuello
  • Reconoce la anatomía de las extremidades
  • Comprender las bases anatómicas de técnicas como la maniobra de Heimlich, torniquetes y el parche de Heimlich
  • Determinar el manejo inicial de una persona con quemaduras

Syllabus

Semana 1. La absurda muerte de Adriano IV atragantado por una mosca

  • Introducción a la anatomía
  • Anatomía de cabeza y cuello
  • Bases anatómicas de procedimientos médico quirúrgicos

Semana 2. LA LANZA DEL COSTADO DE CRISTO

  • Anatomía del tórax
  • Bases anatómicas de los primeros auxilios

Semana 3: LA ÚLCERA DE NAPOLEÓN

  • Bases anatómicas del sistema digestivo.
  • Urgencias abdominales
  • Bases anatómicas para los primeros auxílios

Semana 4: LA BOMBA DE LA MARATÓN DE BOSTON

  • Anatomía de las extremidades.
  • Bases anatómicas de los primeros auxilios
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