FACILITIES - ANATOMY - SMC

Ergonomic touchscreen displays for accessing Sectra Education Portal content. Enabling interactive medical education and anatomy training in smaller groups and larger lectures.

Histology, also known as microscopic anatomy, is a branch of biology that studies the microstructure of cells, tissues, and organs under the single head microscopes and Multi-Head Microscope. Multi-Head Microscope is high-level microscope equipped with multi-head for more Students or Teachers to observe specimen at the same time. This lab prepares slides for the learning and teaching during the Histology practical session according to the module.

The Bone Bank in the Anatomy Department serves as a vital resource for faculty members and students. It is a specialized facility that stores artificial/donated human bones for various purposes, including medical procedures, research, and transplantation. There are 25 complete body skeletons available, which are provided to students for learning purposes."

The Plastic Museum in the Anatomy Department serves as a valuable educational resource for faculty members and students. It features a collection of anatomical models and replicas made from durable plastic materials. The museum offers a hands-on learning experience, allowing faculty members to demonstrate anatomical structures and variations in a visually appealing and interactive manner. The use of plastic models allows for a detailed exploration of anatomical details, including organs, systems, and structures, without the limitations of working with preserved specimens.

The Specimen Museum in the Anatomy Department serves as a unique and valuable resource for faculty members and students. It houses a diverse collection of anatomical specimens, including preserved human organs, bones, tissues, and models. The museum provides a hands-on learning experience, allowing faculty members to display anatomical structures and variations to enhance their teaching methodologies. It serves as a visual aid to supplement lectures, allowing students to observe and study anatomical specimens up close.

The Anatomy Department's library is a dedicated resource center tailored to meet the needs of faculty members. It offers an extensive collection of books, journals, and research papers specific to the field of anatomy. The library provides a quiet and conducive environment for faculty members to conduct research, prepare lectures, and enhance their knowledge in anatomical sciences.

The Faculty Computer Lab in the Anatomy Department is a dedicated space equipped with modern computer systems to support the academic and research needs of faculty members. The Faculty Computer Lab also serves as a workspace for faculty members to prepare lectures, develop teaching materials, and create multimedia presentations. It offers a quiet and focused environment for faculty members to work on curriculum development, course planning, and other administrative tasks.

FACILITIES OF ANATOMY