This slide is a description of my upcoming course in August 2023 on Upper Limb and Lower Limb Musculoskeletal Anatomy. Course lectures will be on zoom . There will be two courses one on upper limb anatomy and other on lower limb anatomy. In Upper limb course I will teach Shoulder, elbow, hand and wrist region. In lower limb course I will teach hip, knee, ankle and foot region. I will cover bones, muscles and tendons, ligaments, neuro vasculature. At the end we will have clinical practice scenarios and discussions. link to the poster is https://www.linkedin.com/posts/areeb-fatima-pt-2b6267200_this-is-an-upcoming-course-on-anatomy-in-activity-7078404403921137664-lYWE?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop https://www.linkedin.com/posts/areeb-fatima-pt-2b6267200_anatomy-teaching-onlinecourses-activity-7078405733255380992-20mN?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop https://www.linkedin.com/posts/areeb-fatima-pt-2b6267200_anatomy-teaching-healthcare-activity-7078406692186595328-nrAE?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

1. Summer Study
Series
Musculoskeletal
Anatomy
Made By: Areeb Fatima PT
Student Doctor of Physical
Therapy
DEMO Class

2. DEMO CLASS 1
This presentation is demo version of course
Orientation Lecture

3. About Me
My name is Areeb Fatima. I am a student
of DPT currently in 8th Semester. I study
at GCUF.

4. Purpose Of
DEMO
To tell you about course in
detail.
To have an introduction of
me
To show you my teaching
style

5. Why Anatomy?
Form basis for understanding
important subjects
Foundation for diagnosis
Helps in giving effective
treatment

6. Anatomy
Basis for understanding
important clinical subjects
Bio-mechanics
Therapeutic Exercises
Manual Therapy
Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy
Kinesiology
Radiology

7. Anatomy
Foundation for diagnosis
Patient history
Special Tests
Inspection and palpation
MMT
Differential Diagnosis
Radiological Investigations

8. JAMES CYRIAX
Diagnosis is only a matter of
applying one’s anatomy

9. Anatomy
Helps in giving effective
treatment
Muscle stretching and strengthening
Mobilization and manipulation
Massage Techniques
Electrotherapy
Exercises

10. Why this course?
Cost- Effective
Online Learning
Quality Learning

11. ZOOM LECTURE
RECORDING
ILLUSTRATION OF
STRUCTURES THROUGH 3D
MODELS
COMPLETE SLIDE ON EVERY
TOPIC
RELEVANT STUDY MATERIAL
Special Features

12. ACTIVE LEARNING
THROUGH
DISCUSSIONS, SMALL
ASSIGNMENTS, CLINICAL
PRACTICE QUESTIONS,
QUIZ, FLASH CARDS
INTERACTIVE SESSIONS
For effective learning

13. Lets take a look at some feautures of course

14. Clinical Scenario
Based Question

15. A 40-year-old man presents to his general practitioner with a 3-day history of
reduced mobility in the left shoulder. He recently fractured his tibia and has
been mobilising well with crutches, but denies any injury to his shoulder.
On examination, there is reduced external rotation of the left shoulder. There
is minimally reduced flexion, extension and abduction of the shoulder.
What nerve is most likely to be implicated in this patient's presentation?
Axillary Nerve
Lateral Pectoralis Nerve
Spinal Accessory Nerve
Subscapular Nerve
Suprascapular nerve
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Question:

16. Correct Answer:
Axillary Nerve
Reasoning:
This patient has reduced external rotation of the left shoulder
along with reduced flexion, extension and abduction. The teres
minor is an external rotator of the shoulder and the deltoid
muscle is involved in flexion, abduction and external rotation
of the shoulder via the anterior, lateral and posterior fibres of
the muscle. Both the teres minor and deltoid muscles are
innervated by the axillary nerve. A common mechanism of
injury to the axillary nerve is damage from compression (e.g.
long-term use of crutches).

17. Additional
Materials

18. Link to videos:

19. Flash Cards

20. If you have any
questions you can
ask me

21. Thank You