Description
(LEARNER OUTCOMES)
- To describe oral cavity and the tongue.
- To identify the divisions.
- To differentiate the hard from the soft palate.
- To appreciate the foramen ceacum.
- To differentiate intrinsic from extrinsic muscles of the tongue.
- To identify the source of the blood supply and lymphatic drainage.
- To differentiate motor, general sensation and test of the anterior ⅔ and posterior ⅓ of the tongue.
- To recognize a tongue tie.
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Dear Learner,
Welcome to “Gakwaya Medical Notes”. The objectives of these notes are:
– To produce a doctor who treats a client effectively & safely
– To pass examinations
– To do post graduate
– To be a life long learner
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2. Sketch the diagrams repeatedly to master the subject.
3. Refer to periodicals and text books.
4. Formulate at least 2 questions from each learner outcome that you can answer swiftly and in great detail to show your understanding of the various topics. Preferably use the words, “list, name, state, describe or create” and avoid using the words, “how, what and explain”.
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