Anatomy Exhibition

About the Program

The Anatomy Exhibition is an educational initiative designed to provide students and visitors with a deeper understanding of the human body and its intricate systems. Showcasing anatomical models, specimens, and interactive displays, the exhibition bridges theoretical knowledge with visual learning. It aims to enhance comprehension of human physiology, promote curiosity in medical sciences, and inspire learners through a hands-on, engaging approach to anatomy.

Meeting Objectives

• To provide participants with an understanding of Human Anatomy through visual models, charts, specimens, and interactive demonstrations.
• To bridge theoretical knowledge with practical, real-life applications.
• To enhance observation, identification, and interpretation skills in Anatomy.
• To create a platform for knowledge exchange among students and faculty.
• To showcase innovative teaching methods, models, and technologies in anatomy learning.
• To promote creativity through preparation of charts, models, and digital presentations.
• To spread awareness among non-medical visitors about the human body, health, and disease prevention.

Learning Outcomes

• Learners will be able to identify and describe major organs, tissues, and systems of the human body.
• Learners will understand the structural and functional relationships within the human body.
• Learners will correlate anatomical knowledge with clinical and nursing practices.
• Learners will demonstrate the ability to apply anatomical concepts in explaining health, disease, and patient care.
• Learners will understand and learn anatomical terminology.
• Learners will foster creativity through preparation of innovative models, charts, and interactive presentations.
• Learners will engage in teamwork, planning, and organizing during the exhibition.

Target Audience: I, II year GNM students IV Semester B.Sc Nursing students