This portion of the Anatomy and Physiology course delves into the detailed study of anatomical structures within the human body. Students will explore the intricacies of the body’s cells, tissues, organ systems, and major anatomical features, focusing on their relevance to acupuncture practice. The course emphasizes surface anatomy for the precise location of acupuncture points and highlights potential areas of risk during acupuncture procedures.

Regular attendance is highly recommended. Participation in all course activities and discussions is expected. If you are unable to attend a class, please notify the instructor beforehand if possible.

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.

• Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of TCM principles, diagnosis, and treatment methods.
• Apply meridian and acupoint theory effectively in clinical practice.
• Integrate knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and Western medicine diagnosis into TCM assessment and treatment planning.
• Navigate legal and ethical considerations in TCM practice, ensuring adherence to safety standards and business management principles.
• Identify and address specific health concerns across various specialties within TCM, including gynecology, pediatrics, traumatology, dermatology, herbology, and prescriptions.