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Brain removal
Skull
Frontal bone
Parietal bone
Calvarium
Brain
Frontal Lobe
Temporal lobe
Arachnoid mater
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1. How decomposed is the body?
2. How thick is the normal skull?
3. What are the anatomic layers from the surface of the skin to brain?
4. In the video, you don’t see the dura mater over the brain. Where is it?
5. Upon entry into the skull, are we in the epidural or subdural space?
6. Upon entry into the skull, the physician says there is no bleed. And yet there is blood over the brain. How do you reconcile that? Inside what anatomic space is the blood?
7. Identify arachnoid mater on the brain.
8. How decomposed is the brain?
9. What membrane is being cut at 1:40?
10. Identify the frontal lobe.
10. Identify the temporal lobe.
12. Where are aneurysms commonly found in the brain?
13. What kind of symptoms can aneurysms cause (not ruptured)?
14. What kind of symptoms do aneurysms cause when they rupture?
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I’ll see a video on the left.
On the right I’ll see a list of key terms or an activity.
I’ll see the same video on the left.
On the right I’ll see a list of discussion questions about the video.
I’ll see the same video but with interactive anatomy pins.
On the right I’ll see the list of pins.
*Only on some cases.
I’ll see the same video but I can draw on it and add numbers to label what I’ve drawn.
It’s interactive.
I’ll have a sketch pad to draw on.
There’s a male body diagram, a female body diagram and also a blank canvas.