Aim of the course is the acquisition of basic knowledge of Topographic, Macroscopic and Microscopic Anatomy of the organs located within the thoracic and abdominal cavities, of the Nervous System and of the development and formation of human embryo. At the end of the learning process, the student will know the position and morhology (both macro and microscopic) of the organs of all the apparati and systems of the human body.They will be able to describe every organ in details, in relation to structure and to topoghraphic and functional correlation with other organs. Vascularization and anatomical and functional interrelation will be learned as well.
Course Prerequisites
The student has to be familiar with the eukaryotic cell organization, the structure and function of the cellular organelles, the cell relication, the cell respiration and the protein translation. The knowledge of the different cell types, and their specialization is required as well. The achievement of the Animal and Plant Biology test is required to access to the Human Anatomy examination.
Teaching Methods
Lesson: power point presentation including anatomical drawings and pictures from corpses for topoghaphic and macroscopic anatomy, and pictures of optic and elctronic microscopy slides for microscopic anatomy. Use of microscpic anatomy websites and on the Visible Body 3D, available on the digital library of our University. Practical exercitations on anatomical models (for macroscopic anatomy) and slides of biological samples (for microscopic anatomy)
Assessment Methods
During the course an intermediate written examination is scheduled for the students of the first year, consisting in at least three questions. A further oral examination is planned for each of call examinations. The final score is the average of the score obtained in the two steps. If the stepwise examination is not passed, an oral exam consisting in many questions about all the subject treated has to be taken during one of the call examinations.
Texts
• M.Artico et al. - ANATOMIA UMANA, principi – Edi-ermes • Martini Timmons – ANATOMIA UMANA – EdiSES; • Bentivoglio et al. - ANATOMIA UMANA E ISTOLOGIA - Ed Minerva Medica • KS Saladin - ANATOMIA UMANA – Piccin • McKinley, O’Loughin & Pennefather-O'Brien - ANATOMIA UMANA – Piccin • Arcuri et al - ANATOMIA UMANA, elementi con istituzioni di istologia - Edi-ermes
Contents
Microscopic anatomy of the tissues - epithelial tissue - Connective tissue - Muscle tissue - Nervous tissue Integumentary system Endocrine apparatus Osteoarticular apparatus Muscular apparatus Blood circulatory apparatus Lymphatic system Peritoneum Respiratory apparatus Excretory apparatus Digestive apparatus Reproductive apparatus Human embryology Nervous system
Course Language
Italian
More information
Website: http://elearning.unich.it/enrol/index.php?id=301 On the website materials for the study of the subject and information on the course will be provided.
