Exam Prep (Ac)
Exam Prep (Ac) – PREP 3201 is a comprehensive review course designed to prepare students for the Pan-Canadian Examination in Acupuncture. The course focuses on revisiting key concepts and topics covered in previous coursework and provides extensive practice exercises to enhance students’ readiness for the exam.
Attendance
Attendance is highly recommended. Regular participation in review sessions and practice exams will significantly enhance students’ preparedness for the Pan-Canadian Examination.
Passing Mark
Successful completion of this course requires that students achieve a minimum of 60% or higher. All evaluations must be completed and handed in on time for a course grade. Attendance will account for 10% of the final mark.
Learning Objectives
- Describe the fundamental structure and processes of human cells.
- Explain the structure and function of various body tissues.
- Understand the organization of the body’s major systems.
- Locate key bones, muscles, and blood supply in the head, trunk, and limbs.
- Describe the range of joint articulation and the role of major muscles in coordinating movement.
- Identify abdominal and thoracic regions and their corresponding internal structures.
- Recognize surface anatomical structures essential for locating acupuncture points.
- Identify local anatomy in areas where acupuncture poses inherent injury risks.
Learning Outcomes
- Demonstrate a thorough understanding of TCM foundation, diagnosis, and treatment principles.
- Identify and locate meridians, acupoints, and their corresponding clinical indications.
- Explain key anatomical structures and physiological functions relevant to acupuncture practice.
- Apply knowledge of Western medicine diagnosis, pharmacology, laws, ethics, and safety protocols in clinical scenarios.
- Successfully navigate and effectively approach questions in the Pan-Canadian Examination.
Course Hours
Total Hours
60/hrs
Delivery Method
Format
Theory
Evaluation
Homework/Schedule
Homework assignments and required readings will be provided during the course.