John Zeller, M.D.
Lecturer IV, Medical Education
Clinical Asst Professor, Emergency Medicine
Email: jlzeller@umich.edu
Ameed Raoof, M.D., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, Medical Education
Email: ameedr@umich.edu |
Overall Sequence Intended Learning Outcomes
(ILOs)
Knowledge
- Understand the fundamental principles of muscle physiology and clinical problems
of abnormal muscle physiology.
- Understand the biochemical basis of muscle metabolism and clinical issues
of abnormal muscle metabolism.
- Be able to identify the cells and tissues of the musculoskeletal system and
understand their functions, important relationships, and associated common
clinical problems.
- Be able to identify the anatomical components of the musculoskeletal system
and understand their functions, important relationships, and associated common
clinical problems.
- Understand the fundamental principles and applications of modern imaging techniques
and be able to identify normal musculoskeletal anatomy using common clinical
imaging modalities.
Skills
- Become proficient at recognizing the cells and tissues of the musculoskeletal
system.
- Become proficient at anatomical dissection and recognition of anatomical structures.
- Become proficient at recognizing anatomical structure using common imaging
modalities.
- Become proficient at presenting anatomical and clinical information in a concise
and precise manner.
Professionalism
- Approach peer teaching with commitment to quality and responsibility to peers.
- Approach peer evaluation with responsibility and commitment to quality improvement.
- Approach human dissection with commitment to learning and respectful treatment
of body donors.
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