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Cardiac changes in microgravity - Module 2

Description

This short course review the known affects on heart and cardiac tissue caused by exposure to the microgravity environment and galactic space radiation (GSR).  The course is structured to introduce participants to the biological consequences of space travel, as well as refreshing ECG knowledge and applying that to biological changes encountered by astronauts.

This course is resource rich with video tutorials covering microgravity affects on cardiac tissue, G-Forces, radiation and cellular changes.  In addition there are high quality peer reviewed papers and research for participants to gain an understanding of a multi-factorial complex human space flight problem, that is not yet adequately resolved with our current technology.    

Learning objectives:
  • Understand the clinical affect of microgravity on the heart
  • Analyse possible cellular changes in cardiac tissue
  • Appreciate the physiological challenges to human space flight

Details

Cost: Please refer to the Provider's website.

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CPD Activity Details
Topic
General Medicine, Information Science, Medical Technology
CAPE Aspects
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Effective Year

Educational Activities (EA) - 16.0

Reviewing Performance (RP) - 1.0

Measuring Outcomes (MO) - 3.0

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*Medical Board of Australia's (MBA)'s Registration Standard: Continuing professional development (the Standard)