1179 - Nervous System Supplemental Instruction
Course Description
The Neuroanatomy Supplemental Instruction course is a self-paced learning tool designed to improve understanding of the nervous system and assist with neurological lesion localization. The course provides tutorials, review materials, self-assessment questions, and exercises for lesion localization, all aimed at boosting confidence in interpreting neurological findings. Key topics covered include spinal and peripheral nerves, central nervous system localization, motor neuron signs, spinal reflexes, and cranial nerves. Please note that vestibular disease is not included in this module.
Course Outline
This module consists of: - Nervous System Introduction- Spinal Nerves and Peripheral Nerves
- Basic CNS Localization Areas & UMN/LMN Signs
- Spinal Reflexes
- Cranial Nerves
- Cranial Nerve Reflexes
- Apply Your Knowledge
Learner Outcomes
By the end of this course, the learner will:
- Identify Nervous System Anatomy
- Interpret Neurological Findings
- Demonstrate localizing lesions
Notes
Google Chrome is the preferred web browser for this course. If you use another browser, such as Microsoft Edge, you could experience technical difficulties.
Due to the immediate access to course materials, we have a strict no-refund policy once the course has been started. If you have any questions, please reach out to us at cethelpdesk@tamu.edu.
This course meets Section 508 accessibility requirements.
