Carrick Institute CNS01 Embryology & Physiology of the Nervous System 2021

Neurology Hours
15 Neurology Hours

Faculty
Dr. Jonathan Chung

Year Recorded
2021

Experience Level
Intermediate

Delivery Method
Internet Live-Stream, Online Self-Paced, Onsite

In embryology and physiology of the nervous system, you will learn the pertinent anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiology of the neuron as well the embryological development of the nervous system. You will learn techniques to allow you to appropriately assess and diagnose the common conditions related to embryological development and neuronal stability. Clinical applications will be discussed for patients with these conditions. This course provides the foundational framework for the use of manual and brain-based therapies in the treatment of neurological diseases. This exciting module begins by focusing on the concepts in embryological development of the peripheral and central nervous systems. Emphasis will be placed on discussing the pros and cons of both the columnar and prosomeric models of cortical organization.  Physiological function of nerves will be reviewed with an emphasis on the clinical scenarios seen with metabolic deregulation. The influence of early sensory input to the development of thalamo cortical projections preserved throughout adulthood will be discussed in relationship to the effects of sensory deprivation on neurological integrity through out life.  This module provides learners with the foundation needed for ongoing studies in our Clinical Neuroscience series. Learners that have previously completed the following modules will be eligible for this course at an audit: 801, 901

Carrick Institute’s CNS01 course on Embryology & Physiology of the Nervous System is designed for clinical professionals, including physicians. It provides foundational knowledge on neuroanatomy, physiology, and embryological development, helping practitioners assess and diagnose neurological conditions

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