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Ask Anatomist
By Ask AnatomistEducation
Ask Anatomist episodes
- (Season 1) Episode 6: Pelvic Floor and Urinary IncontinenceOn this episode we define the pelvic floor, discuss its impact on urinary continence and incontinence and outline steps we can all take to strengthen these muscles!32 min
- (Season 1) Episode 5: Heart AttacksIn this episode of Ask Anatomist, we explore the heart; and the effects of NSAIDs (Non Steroidal Anti Inflammatory Drugs)36 min
- Episode 5: Working Heart or Heartly WorkingIn this episode of Ask Anatomist, we explore the heart; and the effects of NSAIDs (Non Steroidal Anti Inflammatory Drugs)36 min
- (Season 1) Episode 4: Macular Degeneration and Eye AnatomyIn this episode of Ask Anatomist, we explore macular degeneration.32 min
- Episode 4: Are You Seeing Me ClearlyIn this episode of Ask Anatomist, we explore macular degeneration.32 min
- (Season 1) Episode 3: Snake Bites and Neuromuscular JunctionsIn this episode of Ask Anatomist, we explore snake venom with Dr. Wayne Hodgson.21 min
- Episode 3: Is That A Snake In The GrassIn this episode of Ask Anatomist, we explore snake venom with Dr. Wayne Hodgson.21 min
- (Season 1) Episode 2: Dialysis and Kidney PhysiologyIn this episode of Ask Anatomist, we explore the kidneys and renal failure with Dr. Roger Evans.29 min
- Episode 2: Are Urine or Are You OutIn this episode of Ask Anatomist, we explore the kidneys and renal failure with Dr. Roger Evans.29 min
- (Season 1) Episode 1: Thunderstorm Asthma and RespirationIn this episode of Ask Anatomist, we explore Thunderstorm Asthma with Dr. Jane Bourke.25 min
About Ask Anatomist
From the publisher's feed
The Ask Anatomist Podcast series is hosted by Dr. Michelle Lazarus, an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences at Monash University. This podcast focuses on anatomical topics of interest to the medically curious. Podcasts are released monthly on the first Friday of each month.
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