In my experience, until EasyAnatomy, I've yet to see educational software designed for veterinary faculty and students that combines detailed 3D visualizations, trustworthy content and helpful study aids to solve the challenges of teaching and learning anatomy.
As an educator, I need to adapt to the times, and engage my students in ways that suit their learning styles. Not only does EasyAnatomy do this, it provides a way to view and learn anatomy that simply isn't possible anywhere else.
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Anatomy has always been a difficult subject to learn and teach. EasyAnatomy provides a novel tool which will allow students to explore and understand anatomy in a three-dimensional manner which has not been possible until now.
During week 2 we will learn about the anatomy of the blood vessels and how they function. You will have a better understanding of systolic and diastolic blood pressure, mean arterial pressure, and assessing blood pressure accurately.
This week we will learn about pulmonary anatomy, capillary gas exchange, and regulation of respiration. You will have a better understanding of how health care providers assess respiration rate and the quality of lung sounds.
The 510(k) regulation is found in 21 CFR 807 Subpart E and includes information required in a 510(k). The 510(k) is not a form. The information should be provided in an organized, tabulated document. The 510(k) should provide sufficient detail for FDA to be able to determine that the device is substantially equivalent (SE) to another similar legally marketed device(s). Some sections will contain only one page; others may contain 50 or more pages. The average 510(k) is about 35 pages; others may run to 100 or more depending on the complexity of the device. For any device, the 510(k) is formatted essentially the same way and contains the same basic information (required elements).
A description of the tests and the results obtained are essential. Reasonable and sufficient details of all test procedures and results should be submitted to FDA. The following suggestions will help assure that your application is complete.
Plain radiography or computed tomography (CT) of the abdomen and pelvis can assess for bowel obstruction or pelvic intra-abdominal abscesses. Small bowel follow-through (SBFT) studies are being supplanted by CT enterography or magnetic resonance (MR) enterography, which is better able to distinguish inflammation from fibrosis. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the pelvis or endoscopic (transrectal) ultrasonography can identify perianal fistula anatomy and activity and determine the presence or absence of pelvic and perianal abscesses.
Endoscopic visualization and biopsy are essential in the diagnosis of Crohn disease. Colonoscopy is done to assess for colonic or terminal ileal disease. Upper GI endoscopy may be used to diagnose esophageal or gastroduodenal disease and is recommended for all children, regardless of the presence or absence of upper GI symptoms. (See Workup.)
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