Bookmarks

Osteopathy search engine. This uses Google to search through the sites listed here. If you add a website to this page, email it to Austin and he can add it to this Google search.

Add any useful bookmarks here:

• MM Yr4 / SP Yr 3:
  • CAE:
    • The CAE LRPs on Critical Literature Review are available to collect from Registry. The optional CAE talk from Mel is based on these LRPs. Two useful links in the LRPs:
      • The University of Bedford's 7-step guide to critical literature review.
      • The Uni of Bed's list of databases.
  • Embryology and Developmental Biology:
    • Some very useful animations of embryological heart development. 
• Year X (I've lost track):
  • Embryo Images
• Year 2.2:
  • "Neurologic" exams, from the University of Utah.
  • ThinkAnatomy.com
• Year 2.1:
  • Prenatal development timeline on Wikipedia.
  • very handy website with useful pictures and text of the whole of embryology, from fertilisation through germ layer development, even into development of specific organs.
  • Very simple diagrams showing development of embryo, yolk sac, amniotic cavity, and placenta.
    • Amniotic cavity, yolk sac, chorion
    • Body stalk appears
    • Heart and foregut appear
    • Heart and foregut again as embryo grows
    • Umbilical cord, placental vili, etc
    • Neural canal, notochord, digestive canal, aorta, etc
• Year 1:
  • Great list of endocrine glands and their secretions spotted by Margaret on Wikipedia.
  • Loads of knee joint info, plus more.
  • Excellent Foot Anatomy website with mnemonics.
  • Website about the non-judgemental interview techniques that Lorraine mentioned: http://www.motivationalinterview.org/
• Useful for all phases:
  • Athens login at Uni of Beds.
  • Website by an anatomy lecturer with some useful quick-reference diagrams. http://www.instantanatomy.net
  • Medical Mnemonics - very handy!
  • A bunch of Word docs full of anatomy detail: http://www.ucc.ie/medsoc/1styr/resources/anatomy/
  • Dodgy website that's got scanned images from several books by Tortora: http://www.edugen.com:30120/media/search/index.tes?library=apvl
  • Anatomy tables - thorough lists of muscles, bones, nerves, lymphatics etc, organised by system and region. (Some of these have been collated into the Anatomy tables here).
  • Anatomy and physiology crosswords!
  • http://www.rad.washington.edu/atlas2/ - american site with muscle attachments, blood and nerve supply & pictures of the lower extremity
  • http://www.rad.washington.edu/atlas/ - american site with muscle attachments, blood and nerve supply & pictures of the upper extremity
  • Net Anatomy - Thorough anatomy website, really useful.
  • Bartleby.com - Cheap books, and some great online reference books, including Gray's Anatomy 1918
  • Osteopathic Supplies Limited - Student discounts for osteo books and equipment
  • www.osteopathicphilosophy.com
  • http://mywebpages.comcast.net/wnor/ - Lecture notes from an anatomy teacher; some useful diagrams.
  • Master Muscle Home List: http://www.meddean.luc.edu/lumen/MedEd/GrossAnatomy/dissector/mml/index.htm
  • Another anatomy quiz : http://bcs.wiley.com/he-bcs/Books?action=mininav&bcsId=2287&itemId=0471689343&assetId=63797&resourceId=5244&newwindow=true
  • Wikipedia's list of myology images in Gray's Anatomy - very useful for muscles and fascia
  • Dartmouth Universtiy (USA) anatomy pages - yet another anatomy website. Simon Browning seems to use this one for some of his slides.

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Non-academic stuff!

• Neil's photos from 13 Dec 2006