Medical Imaging

 A type of revision subject that goes over the the basics of anatomy and imaging physics. There are only 10 weeks of lectures/seminars, 5 physic in the Basic Science building and 5 anatomy in the Anatomy Department. There is absolutely nothing new in the anatomy part and only the very basics are expected. There will be some new material in the physics part such as ultrasound which was taken away from the standard year 1 course How to pass A quick revision in anatomy is enough and there is only a small pool of physics questions that are freely available The physics questions will be identical in form to the ones you will have had to answer all through the first year The exam is done during the semester time on computer so you will know your grade straight away The anatomy will only include medium to large structures, nothing near the detail needed for the first two years The imaging pictures you will see are much clearer than than normal as they are done from the section slices, this means that they are easier but not realistic

The exams
Final: Both parts must be passed
 * computer multiple choice answer test
 * 30 multiple choice question in physics
 * 30 picture identification questions in anatomy

Difficulties
Nothing really, just go over the basics in anatomy and memorise the physics answers and you will be fine

Conclusion Not really sure why this subject is necessary but it will not trouble you