514201-001-00-KM-05, Human Anatomy, Level 4, 5 Credits.

Summative Assessment

Module Five (5)

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Module # 684904000-KM-05
NQF Level 4
Notional hours 50 Hrs.
Credit(s) 5 Cr.
Occupational Code 514201-001-00
SAQA QUAL ID 121607
Qualification Title National Occupational Certificate: Beauty Therapist

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Note to the learner

This Learner Guide provides a comprehensive overview of the module. It is designed

to improve the skills and knowledge of learners, and thus enabling them to effectively
and efficiently complete specific tasks.

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Purpose of the Module

The main focus of the learning in this knowledge module is to build an understanding
of anatomy and physiology related to the field of study.
List of Knowledge Topics:
 KM-05-KT01 Terminology used in Anatomy and physiology related to the field of
study
 KM-05-KT02 Anatomy of the musculo-skeletal system
 KM-05-KT03 Anatomy of the circulatory systems
 KM-05-KT04 Basic anatomy of the nervous system

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Provider Accreditation Requirements for the Knowledge Module

Physical Requirements:
SKILLS DEVELOPMENT PROVIDER (SDP)
Equipment & Tools
 Physical training facilities (or if using a hybrid or e-learning model –
software or internet platform) conducive to hosting the number of learners
comfortably and safely for the duration of this module
 Facilities that meet the minimum requirements for the comfort of learners
(ablutions, hand washing facilities, sheltered from the elements etc.) if
relevant
 All learning materials, lesson plans, workbooks, assessment guides to
cover the related topics
 Tools and standards for internal assessment
 Record keeping systems to capture learner data and issue a statement of
results

CONSUMABLES
 All consumables required for provision of this module

ASSESSMENT CENTRE
Equipment & Tools
 Physical training facilities (or if using a hybrid or e-learning model –
software or internet platform) conducive to hosting the number of learners
comfortably and safely for the duration of this module
 Facilities that meet the minimum requirements for the comfort of learners
(ablutions, hand washing facilities, sheltered from the elements etc.) if
relevant
 All learning materials, lesson plans, workbooks, assessment guides to
cover the related topics
 Tools and standards for internal assessment
 Record keeping systems to capture learner data and issue a statement of
results

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CONSUMABLES
 All consumables required for provision of this module

Human Resource Requirements:

SKILLS DEVELOPMENT PROVIDER (SDP)
Qualifications & Experience
 A qualified Beauty Therapist with 2 years’ experience in the specialisation
area
Facilitator/Learner Ratio
 Facilitator/learner ratio not greater than 1 to 100

ASSESSMENT CENTRE
Qualifications & Experience
 A qualified Beauty Therapist with 2 years’ experience in the specialisation
area
 Registered assessor
FACILITATOR/LEARNER RATIO
 1:10

Additional Requirements:
SKILLS DEVELOPMENT PROVIDER (SDP)
 Occupational health and safety compliant

ASSESSMENT CENTRE
 Occupational health and safety compliant

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Venue, Date and Time:

Consult your facilitator should there be any changes to the venue, date and/or time.
Refer to your timetable.

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Assessments

Integrated Formative Assessment: The skills development provider will use the
curriculum to guide them on the stipulated internal assessment criteria and
weighting. They will also apply the scope of practical skills and applied knowledge as
stipulated by the internal assessment criteria. This formative assessment leads to
entrance into the integrated external summative assessment.

Integrated Summative Assessment: An external integrated summative

assessment conducted through the relevant QCTO Assessment Quality Partner is
required to issue this qualification. The external integrated summative assessment
will focus on the exit level outcomes and associated assessment criteria.

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Session 1: KM-05-KT01.Terminology used in Anatomy and physiology related
to the field of study (20%)

1. IAC0101 Describe Median (Sagittal), Frontal (Coronal), Transverse (Axial)

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2. IAC0102 Describe Anterior, posterior, superior, inferior, lateral, medial,

distal, proximal, midline

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Session 2: KM-05-KT02.Anatomy of the musculo-skeletal system 25%

1. IAC0201 Explain position of bones of the cranium, face, shoulder, chest,

and neck, lower arm and hand, lower leg, and foot, torso, and upper
limbs

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2. IAC0202 Explain with the aid of diagrams the position and action of the
muscles of the face and neck, Lower arm and hand, lower leg, and foot,
torso, and upper limbs

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Session 3: KM-05-KT03. Anatomy of the circulatory systems 25%

1. IAC0301 Explain the structure and function of blood plasma,

erythrocytes, leucocytes, platelets, thrombocytes, arteries, arterioles,
veins, venules, capillaries

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2. IAC0302 Explain with the aid of diagrams the position of the main
arteries and the main veins of the head and neck, main arteries and

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 veins of lower arm and hand, lower leg, and foot, main arteries and veins
of the torso and upper limbs

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Session 4: KM-05-KT04 Basic anatomy of the nervous system 25%

1. IAC0402 Explain with the aid of diagrams the position and function of
the main cranial nerves

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