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Embark on a captivating journey through the intricate world of spine anatomy and terminology in this enlightening presentation. We will unravel the structural complexities of the spine, exploring the nuances of vertebrae, intervertebral discs, and the spinal cord. From cervical to sacral regions, gain a comprehensive understanding of the spine's architecture and its crucial role in our skeletal framework. Complemented by detailed visuals and accessible explanations, this presentation caters to healthcare professionals, students, and enthusiasts alike, fostering a deeper appreciation for the marvel that is the human spine.

Delving beyond mere anatomy, our discussion will delve into the terminology that defines the spine's various components. Whether you're navigating medical literature, engaging in patient care, or enhancing your overall medical knowledge, this presentation aims to demystify spine-related language. Join us for an engaging session that bridges the gap between medical intricacies and practical understanding, empowering you with the terminology necessary to communicate effectively in the realm of spine anatomy.

Learning Objectives/Agenda

• Provide participants with a thorough comprehension of the anatomical structures of the spine
• Provide a comprehensive grasp of spine related terminology
• Highlight clinical significance of spine anatomy and terminology, demonstrating how this knowledge is essential in diagnosing, treating and communicating with patients and providers
• Utilize detailed visuals and illustrations to aid participants in visually recognizing key anatomical structures
• Fostering an appreciation for how this knowledge connects with various medical specialties and contributes to a holistic understanding of the human body

Why is this topic important?

Healthcare professionals need a solid understanding of spine anatomy and terminology to diagnose and treat spine-related conditions. In addition, support staff must also be able to accurate communicate about specific anatomical structures for effective patient care.

Who would benefit from this topic?

• Coders
• Billers
• Students
• Practice Managers

What’s the presenter's background/expertise on this topic?

Ms. Adams has been coding and presenting on spine anatomy, terminology, and surgical procedures for 6 years. In her role, she has had the opportunity to work closely with and ask questions of the providers that treat spine conditions on a daily basis. The ability to share this information with others is her way of giving back to the medical community.

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