hipsta_jess
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At Newcastle, straight anatomy subjects are not compulsory for med students (at least not in first year), although its highly recommended they do it as their elective (which is sem 1, year 1); once you get further on in your studies its just assumed you know what they're talking aboutishq said:(Tell more! I've always wondered what anatomy lessons are like.......)
If they do anatomy as their elective, its musculoskeletal anatomy. What happens is we have 3 hours worth of lectures a week, one lecture might be on the shoulder, the next the arm, then elbow, then forearm, then wrist/hand, then nerves/blood vessels of the upper limb. We then have 1 hour of labs a week, with cadavers, which is no where near enough time, its expected/assumed we will go into the lab in our own time and go over everything again.
Its basically all the muscles and bones of the body in 14 weeks. Lovely, huh.