Human Anatomy (BMD 113)

I created these Week 1–6 Human Anatomy notes as a Pharmacology student who achieved a strong high 2:1 in first year. They break down core topics—introduction to anatomy, musculoskeletal system, cranial nerves, skull, circulatory/lymphatic system, and the nervous system—into clear, high-yield summaries designed for fast revision and confident exam preparation.

I created these Week 1–6 Human Anatomy notes as a Pharmacology student who achieved a strong high 2:1 in first year. They break down core topics—introduction to anatomy, musculoskeletal system, cranial nerves, skull, circulatory/lymphatic system, and the nervous system—into clear, high-yield summaries designed for fast revision and confident exam preparation.

I created these Week 1–6 Human Anatomy notes as a Pharmacology student who achieved a strong high 2:1 in first year. They break down core topics—introduction to anatomy, musculoskeletal system, cranial nerves, skull, circulatory/lymphatic system, and the nervous system—into clear, high-yield summaries designed for fast revision and confident exam preparation.

I created these Week 1–6 Human Anatomy notes as a Pharmacology student who achieved a strong high 2:1 in first year. They break down core topics—introduction to anatomy, musculoskeletal system, cranial nerves, skull, circulatory/lymphatic system, and the nervous system—into clear, high-yield summaries designed for fast revision and confident exam preparation.

I created these Week 1–6 Human Anatomy notes as a Pharmacology student who achieved a strong high 2:1 in first year. They break down core topics—introduction to anatomy, musculoskeletal system, cranial nerves, skull, circulatory/lymphatic system, and the nervous system—into clear, high-yield summaries designed for fast revision and confident exam preparation.

A comprehensive beginners guide to the fundamental types of imaging techniques underpinning healthcare! This document describes the uses of, and the differences between, plain (X-ray) films, computerised tomography (CT), Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and more. Explores why knowledge of anatomy is vital to appreciate the applications of imaging to medicine. Discusses the use of contrast including Barium, iodine, gadolinium. Questions and answers included at the end of the document!

An in-depth introduction to the anatomy of the cardiovascular system! This document explores the structural difference between arteries and veins, relating the differences to their function and locations respectively. Describes the position of the heart, the great vessels, and how the travel throughout the body. Differentiates between systemic, portal and pulmonary circulation, and the lymphatic system. Questions and answers included at the end of the document for additional practice!

This document provides all of the knowledge needed for understanding anatomy of the digestive system in general. Some of the notes and pictures are from presentations provided for the students, which couldn’t be found anywhere else.